Amire named Best Small Business, Marketing Agency, at the 2026 Best of Australia Small Business Awards

Nov 2, 2026


Amire, a Sydney-based agency recognised for its results-driven approach, client partnerships and contribution to the small business community.


Sydney, New South Wales Nov 1, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Amire has won the Best Small Business, Marketing Agency category at the 2026 Best of Australia Small Business Awards (BASA).

The awards recognise small businesses that show leadership, treat their people well and contribute to their communities. Winners are known for the difference they make to their customers, and for being a good corporate citizen as well as a good business.

Amire is a Sydney-based search and digital marketing agency that has been working with Australian brands for over two decades. The team specialises in SEO, paid search, analytics and conversion rate optimisation, and takes a plain-spoken, evidence-first approach to the work.

'It's been a challenging year for lots of small businesses, ours included, so this one means a lot,' said Sean Rooney, Director of Amire. 'The award belongs to our team and to the clients who trust us with their search and advertising. We'll keep doing what got us here: giving straight advice, reporting honestly and building campaigns around results.'

Amire's win follows a Platinum award at the 2025 Summit Marketing Effectiveness Awards and a Bronze Stevie Award at the 2026 International Business Awards.

Learn more about Amire's work and approach at amire.com.au.

For more information about the Best of Australia Small Business Awards, visit https://www.basawards.com/en-au/pages/about-us. 

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