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client list

Creative but not indulgent is a collection of our latest projects for current clients.

  • Asperity
    • Communic8
    • Corporate
  • Bayer
    • Life Matters
    • LifeNet
    • Maxforce Hybrid
    • Maxforce Forte
    • Maxforce Fusion
    • Valdor
  • Herbalife
    • Weight Loss Challenge
  • Samsung
    • Jessops Retail Conference
    • MV800 Sales Drive
    • NX200 Advertising Campaign
  • Shoosmiths
    • Refer with Confidence
  • thepaybackline.com
  • Viridien

The brief, short and sweet.

To support the continued launch of WLC into European markets, through the on going roll out and future development of the WLC websites.

Our secret ingredient.

In June 2012 we started work with Herbalife in support of the existing sites, helping to both support current markets and create and launch new sites as the European roll out continues apace. Along side this work we are also now working with Herbalife on the future planning and development of the marketing programme for WLC.

So, did we take the biscuit?

With now 5 new countries launched and 4 more coming on line in the first 2 months of 2013, we are supporting the Herbalife in its drive to replicate in Europe, the huge success it already has in the US and Australia. Truly World Domination!

The brief, short and sweet.

As one of the UK’s largest law firms, Shoosmiths required a simple introductory mailer to raise awareness of the comprehensive range of services they can offer, as well as increase their client base via referral from a core target audience of doctors, charities and IFAs.

Our secret ingredient.

We created a personalised direct marketing campaign that would connect with the target audience by questioning the importance and value of their reputation. The positioning, ‘When it’s your reputation on the line, refer with confidence’, ensured the DM focused on underpinning and reassuring target audiences that Shoosmiths understand the value of a solid reputation, and that in-turn they too can be trusted to meet the needs of the recipients clients. As part of campaign we built a microsite to highlight the core values of Shoosmiths in more detail, whilst helping to funnel the target audiences into the appropriate part of the main website.

So, did we take the biscuit?

The campaign was launched in December 2012, so watch this space for an update!

The brief, short and sweet.

We supported Jessops’ retailer conference presentation to employees in the run up to the busy Christmas sell-in period. The presentations are made to senior management and store managers to help  them understand what key products each of their suppliers will be pushing in the run up to Christmas.

Our secret ingredient.

The primary focus for Samsung was on their two key products, the MV800 - a new compact camera launched in October 2011, and the NX200 - a compact system camera launched in September 2011. We created an end-to-end 20-minute presentation, playing on Samsung’s sponsorship of Chelsea. Mimicking Match Of The Day’s post-match analysis, the presentation explored each camera’s unique benefits and performance. We even employed BBC football commentator Steve Wilson to lead the presentation alongside key Samsung staff.

So, did we take the biscuit?

The feedback from both Samsung and Jessops was that we had scored! It was widely seen as the most memorable presentation of the day (15 other competitor suppliers where present).

The brief, short and sweet.

As one of the leading manufacturers of digital imaging equipment, Samsung asked us to develop an ambient media campaign to support sales of their new MV800 compact digital camera.

Our secret ingredient.

We targeted the Tottenham Court Road area of London based on its high number of electrical retailers (including the flagship Samsung store). The campaign was designed to create brand awareness of both Samsung’s involvement within the camera sector - specifically the innovative MV800 - and to drive footfall into stockists of Samsung cameras within the local vicinity. We created a controlled environment in and around Tottenham Court Road, where each targeted ambient media channel was used.

So, did we take the biscuit?

With an increase in both product sales and footfall to the Samsung store and partner retailer stores, the client was delighted with the results. Indeed, Jessops has since launched its own Facebook campaign to support the activity that Samsung are undertaking.

The brief, short and sweet.

To help support the launch of Samsung’s latest revolutionary Compact System Camera in their NX range, the NX200.

Our secret ingredient.

With an increase in sales and online activity, the NX200 launch was seen as a great success by Samsung. We have since been invited to develop a number of additional campaigns for other Samsung products and continue to do so.With an increase in sales and online activity, the NX200 launch was seen as a great success by Samsung. We have since been invited to develop a number of additional campaigns for other Samsung products and continue to do so.

So, did we take the biscuit?

With an increase in sales and online activity, the NX200 launch was seen as a great success by Samsung. We have since been invited to develop a number of additional campaigns for other Samsung products and continue to do so.With an increase in sales and online activity, the NX200 launch was seen as a great success by Samsung. We have since been invited to develop a number of additional campaigns for other Samsung products and continue to do so.

Mission we chose to accept

To create a new integrated internal communications platform for the launch of the new environmental employee benefits company.

Sugar Rush in action…

As part of the development we have worked closely with the client and their environmental board to create a number of alternative campaigns to highlight the benefits of employees engaging in environmentally positive campaigns and the rewards that come with such involvement

Standing Ovation and World Domination?

We have successfully launched xxx integrated campaigns and helped to support the launch of this newly formed business as it begins to change the way businesses and employees think about their own involvement and participation in positive environmental change within the home and home place.

The brief, short and sweet.

To create and launch a new brand to support a top 40 law firm in their decision to enter the personal injury market place.

Our secret ingredient.

We developed a brand name and created a fully integrated consumer campaign including TV, Out of Home and Press as well as supporting online activity.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Thepaybackline.com was launched with a national press campaign and online activity, supported with a regional TV test in Granada with 48 sheet posters and adshels. The campaign has delivered in the launch phase a significant volume of calls and has been considered a success. We are currently planning the next round of activity.

The brief, short and sweet.

As part of the Bayer global brand packages, we were required to design and develop a product logo and positioning statement for Bayer’s new herbicide, Valdor, alongside campaign visuals to be launched internationally.

Our secret ingredient.

Valdor finally gave local authorities and municipalities alike the solution for a weed free environment. We used an image of an immaculate backdrop fit to feature in wedding photos, to communicate the impeccable results Valdor can achieve. The visual was taken through the lens of the wedding photographers camera, where the weed free surface is the focus of the image, and where the absence of the weeds speaks volumes for the effectiveness of the product. All of this developed into DVD brand packages designed to ensure that at a global level they can be used to easily roll out.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Valdor is now firmly planted in the herbicide market and its thriving presence has helped us to secure further pitches for like-minded products. So that’s a very green fingered thumbs up!

The brief, short and sweet.

To design and develop product logo's and positioning statements for a range of Bayer cockroach baits alongside campaign visuals to be launched internationally.

Our secret ingredient.

Sharing a desire to avoid as many creepy crawlies as possible, we were only too happy to introduce pest control officers to the new, innovative Maxforce product range. We developed a striking and unexpected visual treatment for the Maxforce Fusion and Forte products along with the Maxforce umbrella brand itself, to help cut through the noise of a crowded market place of 'me too' claims. We also translated the material for a European audience and applied the key visual across a range of materials and sales tools.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Winning each pitch one after another, was a proud moment for us and testament to how well each brand package had been received. We are certainly committed to taking on the world of pests one pesticide at a time!

The brief, short and sweet.

To design and develop product logo's and positioning statements for a range of Bayer cockroach baits alongside campaign visuals to be launched internationally.

Our secret ingredient.

Sharing a desire to avoid as many creepy crawlies as possible, we were only too happy to introduce pest control officers to the new, innovative Maxforce product range. We developed a striking and unexpected visual treatment for the Maxforce Fusion and Forte products along with the Maxforce umbrella brand itself, to help cut through the noise of a crowded market place of 'me too' claims. We also translated the material for a European audience and applied the key visual across a range of materials and sales tools.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Winning each pitch one after another, was a proud moment for us and testament to how well each brand package had been received. We are certainly committed to taking on the world of pests one pesticide at a time!

The brief, short and sweet.

To design and develop product logo's and positioning statements for a range of Bayer cockroach baits alongside campaign visuals to be launched internationally.

Our secret ingredient.

Sharing a desire to avoid as many creepy crawlies as possible, we were only too happy to introduce pest control officers to the new, innovative Maxforce product range. We developed a striking and unexpected visual treatment for the Maxforce Fusion and Forte products along with the Maxforce umbrella brand itself, to help cut through the noise of a crowded market place of 'me too' claims. We also translated the material for a European audience and applied the key visual across a range of materials and sales tools.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Winning each pitch one after another, was a proud moment for us and testament to how well each brand package had been received. We are certainly committed to taking on the world of pests one pesticide at a time!

The brief, short and sweet.

Bayer is the world’s largest manufacturer of insecticides. Their development of a revolutionary new mosquito bednet would support and compliment Bayer’s other products. Our brief was to create a communications programme to launch LifeNet into Sub-Saharan African countries.

Our secret ingredient.

Launched over a 2-year period with each phase targeting varying audiences with specific messages. We developed two communication plans and creative concepts to support the strategy. Firstly, a technical route designed to explain the benefits of the revolutionary new material and design. Secondly, an emotionally led campaign to explain the softer benefits of LifeNet over the existing products on the market. Alongside this we developed the logo and positioning.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Recognised by Bayer AG (winning their 2011 annual marketing awards) the launch continues. The real success however, will be measured in the years ahead, as only when the WHO achieve their objective of eradicating malaria for good then we will have succeeded and played our part.

The brief, short and sweet.

To design and develop an internal employee communications campaign for Asperity clients to maximise scheme engagement in the UK's leading employee benefits scheme.

Our secret ingredient.

Apart from learning how to massively save on our shopping, we created a typographic led suite of employee comms templates, all of which were borne out of user insight and an in depth understanding of; the retail market, shopping behaviour and the Reward Gateway benefits platform itself. Clients can tailor the variable aspects of the templates to suit their workforce making the scheme totally user friendly and totally personalised. Almost 400 orders have been placed so far, in fact they are being processed as you read this!

So, did we take the biscuit?

Since the launch of the internal comms programme, scheme engagement has grown significantly, in one case over 13% increase in uptake from employees in a single week. We love it when a plan comes together.

The brief, short and sweet.

To design and develop a website, advertising campaign and collateral for the UK's leading employee benefits company, to encourage HR directors and Finance directors to sign up to this revolutionary benefits scheme.

Our secret ingredient.

By nurturing the Asperity brand, we brought it to life. In a crowded market, saturated with 'me too' products, Asperity would now be visually recognised as well as acknowledged for their unique, integrated, innovative approach to employee benefits. Through press and online advertising as well as hard working sales tools, and a true understanding of the challenges facing HR/finance departments in a recession, their consolidated brand and communication messages set them above the rest.

So, did we take the biscuit?

Asperity won three awards for the design of the website which was a huge honour and best 'benefit' to us!

The brief, short and sweet.

Bayer’s Vector Control division appointed us to create a new positioning and identity that would also support the soft launch of their revolutionary new mosquito bednet. The MIM Malaria Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, was the launch platform for the new positioning.

Our secret ingredient.

We fused the softer values that the division offered Africa; educational grants, training programmes and the scientific points of product differentiation, understanding that it is not enough to just save a life but that we should consider those saved. We demonstrated how Bayer Vector Control helps to support the Sub Sahara African region not only through practical solutions but importantly by empowering people to take control of their own lives.

So, did we take the biscuit?

The rebrand successfully laid the groundwork for the introduction of the bednet into the wider malaria community, helping to position Bayer Vector Control as one of the world’s leading providers and supporters in the fight to eliminate malaria. Within the Bayer Corporation the campaign came 3rd in the annual marketing awards out of 800 entrants and our materials have been so well received it even made it’s way into the hands of Bill Gates!

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