Case studies

2016 highly commended: Brand Extension Hive and British Gas - case study

At British Gas we are passionate about looking after your world, which extends to your home, family and the things within it. All of our products and services are designed to keep you and your home warm and working.
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2016 highly commended: Stork, Brand revitalisation - case study

This is the story of how we brought our forgotten but well-loved baking brand back to life. Happy reading!   SCALE OF THE TASK: Baking is hot!
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2016 winner: Amnesty International, Shoestring Marketing - case study

Every 2 years, the London Arms Fair at the ExCel centre trades everything from the latest machine guns to killer drones...
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2016 winner: Sport England, Not for Profit - case study

In just one year, This Girl Can has inspired 2.8 million women to do more exercise, but its impact doesn’t stop there.
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E-commerce: when one size does not fit all

The unrelenting evolution of e-commerce continues to push unprecedented change for the retail industry, not least presenting an obvious growth opportunity for retailers looking to expand into foreign markets.
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2016 commended: Aviva, Cause Related - case study

In 2014, Aviva wanted to do something a bit different for their UK Corporate Responsibility.
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2016 highly commended: Thunderhead, B2B - case study

We’re Thunderhead, a cloud-based tech company, with a revolutionary customer engagement product. You may have heard of us, but maybe you haven’t… yet.
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2016 winner: Extra Gum, Outside the UK - case study

Extra was experiencing pervasive and steady declines.
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2016 winner: Sensodyne, Grand Prix/Long Term Marketing Excellence - case study

This is the story of how a change in marketing strategy completely transformed the fortunes of Sensodyne.
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2016 winner: Pot Noodle, Revitalisation - case study

Pot Noodle’s association with 1990s ‘slacker’ culture had always made it the choice of the lazy and the indolent, but today’s 16-24 year-olds no longer identified with that lifestyle.They were driven, ambitious and determined to succeed.
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