Client’s need: Stick Dog was the first book in a new comedy series, following a group of dogs’ elaborate plans to try and steal some food from humans. The client wanted to drive awareness of the new book, ensure children…
Client’s need: The client wanted to promote a large number of their books ahead of the busy Christmas gifting period. Our solution: Christmas is a big time for families! So, as the UK’s only radio station dedicated to children and…
Client’s need: Girl Talk Art is a monthly magazine aimed at 7-12 year old girls, focusing on craft, fashion and art techniques. They wanted a creative campaign that would engage listeners with the magazine and clearly highlight its offering. Our…
Client’s need: The client wanted to promote the new DVD release Wrestlemania XXVII. They were particularly keen to continue establishing WWE as a family brand as well as for an older audience. The primary target audience was male tweens, teens and…
Client’s need: The Polish Culture Institute London wanted to educate young people about Poland’s language, history and culture. The aim was to make the many children who live in the UK with Polish roots, to understand more about their heritage,…
Client’s need: Activision wanted to promote a new videogame which combined real life toy figures within the game’s narrative. With initially over 30 figures to collect, they were keen to build awareness of this innovative gaming concept and the range…
Client’s need: The client wanted a long-running campaign throughout 2012 that promotes the Royal Horticultural Society’s events during school hoildays. While building awareness of the entire brand, they specifically wanted to promote RHS Garden Wisley as a family destination in the…
Client’s need: The client wanted to build awareness of the release of the new Pirates of the Caribbean soundtrack and use the theatrical release to generate family interest in this album. The soundtrack’s core-demographic was tweens, teens and parents. Our…
Client’s need: Age of the Dinosaur was a new exhibit opening at the Natural History Museum, with the purpose to teach children about dinosaurs and importantly palaeontology. The client wanted to raise awareness about the event and also stimulate interest…
Client’s need: The client wanted to move away from any ‘stay off the grass’ connotations and establish itself as a child/family friendly brand. Over the summer holidays National Trust had organised thousands of Wild Child activities at National Trust locations…