Brand & Marketing Digital Design Agency London Harpenden & Birmingham 

Our latest campaign for ELEMIS, presents cult Pro-Collagen Heroes through the lens of a playful, fashion-led, lifestyle theme.

The big winners in English sport last year were women. The women’s cricket team won the World Cup; in rugby, women won the Six Nations Grand Slam and reached the final of the World Cup; in football, women reached the semi-finals of the Euros and in tennis Johanna Konta went one better than Andy Murray at Wimbledon to compete in the semi-finals. The country and the media woke up and recognised what our female sports teams and stars have to offer. Contrast this to the slender h

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#fashion #gender #GenderConventions #GenderStereotypes #Marketing #MarketingtoWomen #FemaleEmpowerment

Content continues to dominate the brand marketing landscape. With brands creating more and more content, their role is increasingly merging into that of a publisher, a fact that brand marketers are still struggling to get to grips with. Indeed, a few months back a report by Havas concluded 60% of the content created by the world’s leading 1,500 brands is “just clutter” that has little impact on consumers’ lives or business results. With customers bombarded, perhaps it’s time

Six times a day, every day my ticket is checked by Virgin Trains. There are machines where we queue to insert a ticket, then check-point style picket lines of Virgin staff to examine photo-cards and allow passage. Then there’s on board staff checks. Here conductors loudly quote unfathomable nuances between saver and super saver tickets as the basis to obtain extra cash or eject customers at the next stop. The sheer number of checks is designed to root out fare dodgers, but fo

“Everyone always feels better for having a good cry… getting it out.” Sounds like the kind of statement that most women would consider a truism and greet with a shrug and a “Yes…and so what?” But as a line taken from the script of grooming, boy-brand Lynx’s latest video series, it’s a pretty extraordinary turnaround. For well over a decade, Lynx has revelled in rocking the very epitome of rampant sexist imagery, relying on the most extreme clichés of macho marketing and gende

On Mothering Sunday, shoppers in Shoreditch were accosted by a giant inflatable breast. Although we work here, it was the weekend so we missed experiencing it in person but the pictures show it dominated the skyline like some super-sized, B-movie creature. The stunt was created by ad agency Mother, to stand up for breast-feeders and the judgement they face. There’s still a massive taboo around mums getting their boobs out in public, so this in-your-face display of huge breast