Step into the wild with us
Your audiences aren’t spending time where they used to. We can find them and help you connect. This is the new wild, and we’re here to lead you through it.
Your audiences aren’t spending time where they used to. We can find them and help you connect. This is the new wild, and we’re here to lead you through it.
A few months ago our Creative Directors Gav and Gem gave a talk at Creative Mornings Edinburgh. The theme they were asked to talk around was 'Work'. Here Gav explains the thinking behind 'Get Your Pythagoras To Mars' and shares some brief tips on how to conquer the infamous creative block in order to reach better work.
Last week I travelled to the sleepy little town of Woking for #ThinkDigital2015. I had a rough idea of what I was in for; talks from the likes of Twitter, Facebook and Buzzfeed about how their platforms are great for sporting brands. And they are, but we'll get to that in a moment.
Content Strategist Cirine Drira reflects on the role of social media during and in the aftermath of the Paris attacks. Social media has become a huge part of our lives, profoundly changing the way we communicate with one another. For all of its benefits, there's its darker side.
This morning we visited Youtube for their IAB Upfronts event and picked up a feed's worth of new stats, advice and products for brands. The event started with lots of juicy stats and statements about the prominence of video and Youtube in people's lives.
Content & Community Manager Nancy Brown reflects on Neil Davidson's Social Media Week talk on brands in the age of Tinder. Remember when life was a lot more analogue? When we picked up the land line to make arrangements to have a cup of tea with friends or whatever it was we did back then?
Social Strategist Tony Wright reports from Social Media Week where he's been hearing about the potential of Tumblr for brands. At this morning Social Media Week session we heard about Nescafe's move away from a traditional .com global site towards basing their core web presence on the Tumblr platform.
Over the last couple of months I've been sensing a lot of love for the nineties.
When should hashtags be used and when should they be avoided? It's a question that an increasing number of people seem to be forgetting about asking and answering. These days there are hashtags wherever you look, from posters at bus stops to the bottom right hand corner of your favourite guilty pleasure on TV and the chocolate bar wrapper hidden in your desk draws.
The world finally got to see Apple's answer to the likes of Spotify, Google Play, Amazon Prime and Tidal this week. The brand launched Apple Music, its much anticipated streaming offering priced the same as all of its competitors at $9.99.
A sprinkling of Sim Sala Bim
First we observe, then we invent. The recipe is different every time. Because our work reflects the enormous variety of people who inspire it.It takes a very long time to become young
We’re a surprising bunch. Different backgrounds. Different skills. But we all believe in the wisdom of youth. And that every day we can create something new.
David Lamb Lead Producer
Tom Kavanagh Art Director
Dan Price Head of Social Operations
Lydia Scott Account Manager
Sarah Watts Senior Account Director
Cirine Drira Content Strategist
Gemma Butler Creative Director
Iain McDonald Senior Designer
James Bradley Designer
Jasmin Kocur Head of Content and Distribution
Jenny Hughes Creative Copywriter
Nikki Godley Creative Producer
Tom Quayle Designer
Tony Wright Social Strategist
You’re not from around these parts, are you?
You need a guide with some local knowledge. A bit of patois. A knack for diplomacy. And rugged good looks. You know who to call.
