Campaign concepts
The one idea everything hangs off — usually two or three routes to react to.
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Service /06One big idea, then everything it needs to exist in the real world — films, print ads, hoardings and social — plus the media buying to put it in front of the right people.
The Short Version
A campaign is one idea, said everywhere. Not six departments saying six different things.
We build the idea first, then everything it needs — the film and its cutdowns, the press ads, the hoardings, the social versions — so someone who sees the billboard on Tuesday and the reel on Thursday knows it's the same brand talking.
Then we buy the media. Being the people who made the work and the people spending the budget means we can move fast when something's landing, and pull it when it isn't — without a week of emails between two agencies.
Online and offline, made and bought by the same team.
The one idea everything hangs off — usually two or three routes to react to.
The hero film, plus every cutdown each platform actually needs.
Press and magazine layouts, artworked and press-ready.
Big-format work that reads in three seconds from fifty metres away.
Feed, story and reel versions of the campaign, sized per platform.
Every asset the campaign needs, consistent everywhere it appears.
Facebook and Instagram campaigns built for leads, reach or sales.
Search, display and YouTube, aimed at people already looking.
Who sees it, where they see it, and how often.
Going back to the people who almost acted the first time.
Live numbers on spend, results and cost per result.
Weekly sharpening, and a report that says what to do next.
The thought worth spending money behind, in a few routes you can choose from.
Films, print, outdoor and social — every asset produced from the same idea.
Media planned and bought against the audience, not against a vanity number.
Weekly reads on what's working, with budget moved to it while it's still hot.
Tell us what you're working on — the brief, the mess, or just a half-formed idea. We'll come back with a straight answer and somewhere to start.
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