Our relationship with the REA Group has seen us work on a number of projects for them, including their careers website, and now the identity for their employee communications program. The identity encompasses a broad range of staff activities and human resources programs, and is starting to be rolled out this week.
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If you’re involved in marketing, promotions, or public relations you’ll be well aware by now that your traditional campaigns have little or no effect on bloggers –– even when they get a lot of traction with traditional journalists. (more…)
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2010 is the 150th anniversary of the establishment of Chateau Tahbilk, one of Australia’s most respected wineries. Over a six-month period we worked closely with the team at Tahbilk, the author Fay Woodhouse, and print management group Invicium to put together a striking publication chronicling Tahbilk from the 1860 through to today. (more…)
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Of all of the ways to encourage young Australians to moderate their drinking, a film competition is certainly one of the most innovative ideas. That’s exactly what our client (more…)
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27 Feb 2010, Posted by Ross Floate in Thoughts, 0 Comments
During a rebranding, or any communications re-assessment, it is very tempting to think only of the things that an organisation does well. That’s what we normally do – sell our good points. It’s what we’re used to, and it makes sense viscerally. (more…)
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We’ve recently been doing a lot of work for the Amy Gillett Foundation – a group dedicated to ensuring that both cyclists and drivers work to reduce injuries on our roads.
In developing an identity for their new A Metre Matters campaign, we quickly and effectively convey the idea of leaving extra space between cyclists and drivers. (more…)
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