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Case studies
On a daily basis, drivers were facing a harsh reality with 30 to 60% downtime affecting their bottom line; the
Galaxy had long been one of the UK’s favourite chocolate brands, renowned...
After years of low single-digit growth, Sheba was able to grow by 20% in 2013, making significant penetration and market
How an advertising agency used a mass employee activation idea to reassert itself as a company who gives back and
It is a valid question. Why should you read this? You’re undoubtedly busy and there’s that new guide to programmatic
Refuge is one of the UK’s largest domestic violence charities. This paper describes how, without a production of media budget
At a time when Baileys sales were stalling and brand metrics falling we looked to reignite the brand and attract
How a small homeless charity found a fundraising response.
Depaul UK is a charity that helps young homeless people get off the street, before it’s too late. Youth homelessness
For the last fifteen years, AXE, known as Lynx in the UK has become famous the world over for giving
With fading sales, Jaguar needed the F-TYPE convertible to revitalise the brand;
In 2012 national newspapers were losing advertising revenue and advertising share. The industry climate was one of unmitigated gloom.
Stories
This is the story of how Expedia’s Travel Yourself Interesting campaign brought value back into a commoditised e-commerce market.
Expedia
This paper tells the story of the 2013 John Lewis Christmas Campaign.
It was the most ambitious marketing communications undertaken
From 2010 onwards, easyJet boldly repositioned from a pure low cost proposition, to a customer-centric, affinity-driving brand. Our media strategy
The BT Sport campaign explored a paradox of how a very expensive asset was made more valuable to a business
It’s the story of the real winners and losers of Christmas - the story of how shoppers voted with their