Home-brew Bubble Tea Club girls gear up to go global

CLIENT: BUBBLE TEA CLUB

OUTLET: SMART COMPANY

Bubbling over! - Only a year after launching Bubble Tea Club, founders Pam Yip and Jenny Le have managed to brew up 1.1 million in equity crowdfunding beating their minimum goal of $500,000 in just 44 minutes.


The campaign has seen the highest number of expressions of interest ever seen on the Birchal crowdfunding website ready to gear up their wildly successful business for a global stage. Check out this article from Smart Company to read all about the girls’ success!

Millennial Millionaires

CLIENT: BUBBLE TEA CLUB

OUTLET: STUDIO 10

Pam Yip and Jenny Le turned their troubles in lockdown into a million dollar idea. Bubble Tea Club is making moves as it prepares for its Birchal crowdfunding raise. Expressions of Interest are through the roof - records are expected to be broken!

Pam Yip and Jenny Le turned their troubles in lockdown into a million dollar idea. Bubble Tea Club is making moves as it prepares for its Birchal crowdfunding raise.

Expressions of Interest are through the roof - records are expected to be broken!

Troubles to Turn to Bubbles

CLIENT: BUBBLE TEA CLUB

OUTLET: HERALD SUN

If you've ever made bubble tea at home, you should probably thank Pam Yip and Jenny Le. The Melburnians, in their mid-20's lost their jobs last year but now run their multimillion-dollar company, Bubble Tea Club, which specializes in DIY bubble tea kits.DLCOMMS is excited to being a part in Bubble Tea Club's Birchal equity raise - we are hoping to smash some more records!

If you've ever made bubble tea at home, you should probably thank Pam Yip and Jenny Le.

The Melburnians, in their mid-20's lost their jobs last year but now run their multimillion-dollar company, Bubble Tea Club, which specializes in DIY bubble tea kits.

DLCOMMS is excited to being a part in Bubble Tea Club's Birchal equity raise - we are hoping to smash some more records!

Dr Zac Turner's company, Concierge Doctors continues to provide exemplary alternative quarantine

CLIENT: DR ZAC TURNER | CONCIERGE DOCTORS

OUTLET: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD

The pandemic has not stopped the safe international arrival and private quarantine of high profile people who have flown down under to boost Australia’s economy. As reported by the Sun Herald, there have been 113 private international flights landing on Australian shores for people who can prove their benefit to the economy.


DL COMMS client Dr Zac Turner of Concierge Doctors continues his company’s exemplary alternative quarantine. The company offers the strictest of Covid-safe procedures, which are overseen by police and government health officials and comes at no cost to the taxpayer.

Gold Coast the unlikely contender for Burger of Origin

CLIENT: LITT

OUTLET: CHANNEL NINE NEWS GOLD COAST

Over the past two years we've become quite friendly with Gold Coast media, and it shows in the effort they go to for our client's messaging. DLCOMMS doesn't just do big city media, we have relationships with rural outlets across TV, radio and print. Watch this great clip from Channel Nine Gold Coast as they showcase LITT's augmented reality 'burger hunt'.

Over the past two years we've become quite friendly with Gold Coast media, and it shows in the effort they go to for our client's messaging. DLCOMMS doesn't just do big city media, we have relationships with rural outlets across TV, radio and print.

Watch this great clip from Channel Nine Gold Coast as they showcase LITT's augmented reality 'burger hunt'.

This augmented reality app lets you catch free burgers instead of Pokémon

CLIENT: LITT

OUTLET: 9HONEY KITCHEN

Imagine a Pokémon Go-style app, but for real-life burgers that you can actually eat? Soon Aussies won't have to, with the launch of a major burger giveaway by community augmented reality app Litt.Finalists of national burger contest Litt Burger of Origin will be handing out their unique burger creations for free to clever app users who manage to 'catch' the burgers virtually scattered all over the city.

Imagine a Pokémon Go-style app, but for real-life burgers that you can actually eat?

Soon Aussies won't have to, with the launch of a major burger giveaway by community augmented reality app Litt.

Finalists of national burger contest Litt Burger of Origin will be handing out their unique burger creations for free to clever app users who manage to 'catch' the burgers virtually scattered all over the city.

A Sweet Success for Bubble Tea Club

CLIENT: BUBBLE TEA CLUB

OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS MELBOURNE

A quarantine idea from two Sydney girls has turned into a COVID success as the Bubble Tea Club has major plans for international expansion. DL COMMS had never tasted Bubble Tea before working with Jenny Le and Pam Yip – but now we are hooked!!.

Channel 7 News Melbourne joins Jenny and Pam as they discuss their success and future expansions to the US, Canada and the UK.

Click on the photo to watch the full clip.

Sydney Competes for Best Burger

CLIENT: LITT

OUTLET: CHANNEL 7 NEWS SYDNEY | CHANNEL 9 NEWS SYDNEY

DLCOMMS has enjoyed jumping from state to state getting media for each of the top burger joints. The LITT Burger of Origin is one step closer to finding a champion after the finalists in Sydney showcased their amazing creations.

Channel 7 News and Channel 9 News joined Bar Luca and Wing Mill on the first day of the competition to kick-start the event.

Click on the photo to watch the full clip.

The burgers are LITT'er in Australia

CLIENT: LITT

OUTLET: THE TODAY SHOW | STUDIO 10

The top burger joints from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Hobart have been hand-selected by the country’s leading burger judge and will now fight each other to win the ‘LITT Burger of Origin’ Trophy. And in order to win, each must submit a unique burger created especially for the competition they consider to be their ‘best burger ever’.

Today marks the first day of the competition, and chief judge Cal Stubbs joined The Today Show and Studio 10.

Click on the photo to watch the full clip.