British Airways ‘A Royal Welcome’
Following the pandemic, W Communications and British Airways orchestrated a Royal return to transatlantic air travel after 604 days of restrictions.
Read MoreFollowing the pandemic, W Communications and British Airways orchestrated a Royal return to transatlantic air travel after 604 days of restrictions.
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Gung Ho lead all the UK Run Club activities for New Balance, creating an engaged and authentic community of runners, to raise awareness of the brand, key campaigns and product focuses within the UK running community. For this project we created the New Balance Test Lab.
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Tesco literally stands for quality food in a new OOH campaign by BBH London, which replaces the letters of its famous logo with beautiful fr…
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How can PizzaExpress ‘own’ National Pizza Day & outperform the competition in terms of share of voice, to ultimately drive consideration for…
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In response to BBC Sounds Joanna McNally Investigates podcast, speculating that Furbys are spying on us, PrettyGreen dispelled just that! Fo…
Read MoreCatch A Fire hosted its latest Ignite webinar in early October, the first in a new series, where we, along with a panel of industry experts, tackled the topic of sustainability in relation to consumer behaviour and purchasing motivators. You can find out some of the key insights we took away from this recent in-depth discussion.
One glance at the content made by today’s creators, and we see a culture in flux. Everything from tone, topics and production norms have changed in the decade since influence’s infancy. To understand what’s coming next, it’s essential for brands and creators to have one eye trained on the next gen of influence. We’ve uncovered five trends illustrating what that next generation will look like.
Adoption of electric vehicles seems to have hit some speed bumps. Changing government policies, slowing sales and trade tariffs have all been in the headlines in 2024. Electric Cars were once symbols of the future. So why aren’t we more excited now they are here? We spoke to some real people from across the country, to find out what they really think about EVs. And provide insights to help those involved in marketing the transition.
They feel like biggest thing in the world right now – and certainly one of the biggest marketing opportunities – but just 4 in 10 Britons say they are interested in the Olympic games (YouGov*). That said, in the same survey 57% said they’d rather attend them than a Taylor Swift concert. We spoke to some real people around the country to understand how they feel about the greatest show on earth (the games…sorry, Taylor).
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