Our task was to drive awareness and penetration of Chocomel in the UK, whilst also maintaining the brand’s distinctive, premium visual identity and quality taste cues, built up over years in the Netherlands; making them as famous in the UK in the process.
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By Born Social
After loving our social strategy, Ciroc brought us on to guide the brand’s through-the-line campaigns, honing its new look and feel to marry both luxury and culture.
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By Grey London
Although Pringles is a well known brand, it is very much associated with parties, getting friends around for football and Christmas. In order grow we needed to stretch the brand into new snack occasions. Gaming was our opportunity to do this.
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By Born Social
Bravissimo needed a social boost to translate its in-store experience onto social.
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By Born Social
Uber Mobility wanted an effective and consistent global social blueprint under one central brand strategy. The Uberverse was the answer.
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By Born Social
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter wanted to take TikTok by storm. We created a spellbinding strategy to help the brand surpass 450k followers.
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By Born Social
Spicing up Nando’s content with reactive TikToks to establish itself as a pioneering brand of Gen Z and internet culture
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Celebrating the iconic brand's 50th anniversary with a new brand platform.
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We The North isn’t just a campaign. It’s an example of how an identity-shaping truth can spark a brand crusade and ultimately get firmly rooted in the culture of not just a city, or country but the entire planet.
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The Concrete Football Series - a programme of bespoke, documentary style content - uncovered a way for Nike to play an important role in helping the Street Football community be recognised as a cohesive whole while also increasing the value of each member’s influence in it.
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By Grey London
‘‘For Everyone’s Safety’ became our guiding brand platform, expanding Volvo’s commitment to safety to a much bigger cause and influencing every action Volvo took in the world.
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By Motel
The strategy behind this campaign is to dispel common myths about Klarna. Head on. For example, that Klarna is mainly used by young people when the average age of its 15 million UK customers is in the mid-30s. Or that Klarna charges interest like credit cards - when it doesn't.
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