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RU Sure creative for NHS social marketing campaign


August 25th, 2010 by Michael

We’ve significant experience planning and creating NHS sexual health campaigns at Studio North, having previously worked with Greater Manchester, Coventry and Ealing Primary Care Trusts over the past few years. Our most recent work in this sphere has supported Western Cheshire PCT and their initiative to encourage both safer sex as well as an increased level of screening for Chlamydia. The creative team developed a campaign identity for RU Sure and then rolled this out across digital and traditional media. Visit www.rusure.org.uk

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Luxury Backpackers ad concepts for Trip Advisor


August 3rd, 2010 by Michael

UPDATE 15 September 2010. Our entry was Highly Commended in the contest, effectively 4th in a competition that ran across the whole of Europe – the winner was British Airways, runners up Virgin and L’Tur (Europe’s market leader in last minute travel) came third. Clearly, Luxury Backpackers were thrilled at rubbing shoulders with such iconic and global brands for a fraction of their agency budget.

TripAdvisor, the world’s largest travel website recently challenged brands and agencies to design a creative ad campaign to run on it’s site. The winning campaign will receive 250,000 euros in equivalent CPM advertising media value.

Background

It sounded like something fun for us to get stuck into creatively and after some initial consideration we decided to work with a small independent travel brand called Luxury Backpackers. The firm was started in 2001 when owners Jill and Carlo Nash realised they were no longer ’students travelling on a shoestring’ but actually professionals with a bit of spare cash who wished to take an extended trip around the world. Like others, they wanted to explore the world, immerse themselves in other cultures, meet travellers and friendly locals but without the flea ridden hostels, endless queues and overcrowded tacky tourist spots.

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