To reward their immense loyalty and enthusiasm, J2O decided to invite their customers to help create the next J2O flavour.

Our extensive experience in launching new products means we still occasionally receive briefs to build a new brand from scratch

To build on the enormous success of our Pull-Ups website, we built a comprehensive iPhone App.

For their first step into the world of snacking, Warburtons wanted to move away from their bread brand and create something completely different.

How do you help parents through one of the most rewarding – and taxing – aspects of raising a child?

more! magazine asked us to create a series of facebook apps to leverage their social media presence and reward engaged customers.

The ultimate job for cider lovers everywhere – become the Official Magners Taste Tester.

To launch the revolutionary Quantumatic, Finish wanted to identify and reward their key audience.

After a very successful launch campaign, Warburtons were looking for ways to further spread awareness of their snacks with early adopters.

An imported liqueur of mysterious origin deserved an equally evocative website.

To support the launch of King Tango, we gave away 365 recovery kits in an on-pack promotion.

Working alongside the ATL creative, we were tasked with increasing passenger numbers and finding innovative ways to reach a busy target audience.

The best thing to happen to pears since tarte tatin, we created the digital assets for an integrated campaign.

When wagamama wanted a new design for their staff shirts, we turned to their customers to get it.

A great example of our ability to work in partnership with ATL agencies to win big pitches.

The challenge was to find new and interesting ways to talk about Rioja without alienating non-connoisseurs.

Mikado are ‘irresistibly tempting’, and that was our brief – convey that in a fun, memorable way.

They help ordinary people raise extraordinary amounts for charity giving them a steady stream of amazing stories to tell.

Dance Off is the biggest street dance battle in the UK, featuring a top line-up of artists, DJs and freestyle dancers.

Attracting a more digitally savvy workforce required a dramatic change of direction for HarperCollins.