Does your organisation want to make a difference in the world?
Do you have expertise and ideas you want to get in front of people? Do you know how to reach those who matter?
Our approach
We’re here to give you the communications insight, skills and confidence to achieve ambitious goals. We help you:
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Think big
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...about the impact strategic comms can have on you, your team, your organisation and wider society, using data from your domain and the wider world.
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Be brave
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...about what you say and do. We build your capacity, confidence and expertise so you can continue your work long after our time with you has ended.
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Stay real
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...and true to your roots, using authentic campaigns and messaging to reach the people that matter.
Our work
A press and PR strategy for a health union’s ballot then industrial action
How we took the Society of Radiographers from a low media profile to the Today programme in three weeks.
Press and PR Narrative and messaging Campaigning / lobbying
New ways of engaging key audiences for an evidence centre in Wales
How we developed and implemented an engagement plan to extend reach with the Welsh government and public bodies; the research community; think tanks and other policy influencers.
Data and Insights Narrative and messaging
A member recruitment and retention plan for a professional association
How we analysed current activity and researched members’ needs to create a plan for the Association of Pharmacy Technicians (APTUK)
Narrative and messaging Data and Insights
Our ideas
How to match your audience with those of the media
Part of your communications and PR strategy needs to make sure your audiences match with the media you are targeting. Here are important points to keep in mind.
Becky Slack
6 min read
Optimistic conversations: Learning from the Labour Party conference
In the second of our three-part series on Labour Party conference, Vic Barlow considers what we learned.
Victoria Barlow
6 min read
The times they are a-changing: Reflections on Labour party conference
In the first of our three-part series on Labour party conference, Becky Slack reflects on the party’s journey from disorganised and divided to “government-in-waiting."
Becky Slack
5 min read
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