October 2009: New client wins
It’s been an incredible summer here at The Click with lots of exciting new client wins. From international companies such as JELD-WEN UK and OMG to regional businesses such as Arnolds and Atkinson Bolton Consulting.
Norfolk Coast Partnership was set up in 1991 to promote the sustainable use of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Its aims are to conserve and enhance the natural beauty of the area, to facilitate and enhance the public enjoyment, understanding and appreciation of the area and to provide sustainable forms of social and economic development, that in themselves, conserve and enhance the area's natural beauty.
The Click, after a credentials pitch, won the contract to design and produce the five year Management Plan (2009-14) for Norfolk Coast Partnership. The 78 page document forms the five year strategy and guidelines for various organisations who manage the area. See the work >
Arnolds has established a reputation as a leading independent practice of chartered surveyors and property agents that operates from its head office in Norwich and residential estate agency branches in Wroxham and Eaton, providing services to Norwich, Norfolk and throughout East Anglia.
The Click were appointed to review Arnolds’ brand in September after winning a credentials pitch. We will be reviewing the logo itself, stationery, press advertising, sale boards and building signage.
Jeld-Wen UK are a leading international producer of windows, external and internal doors, patio doors, garage doors and stairs. They offer the largest range in the UK, and their products enhance thousands of homes across the country.
The Click have been appointed to develop targeted advertising campaigns across digital and printed media. We will be managing their e-marketing and working closely with Jeld-Wen to push specific products or services.
Brandbank create, manage and distribute approved images and product information for e-commerce, catalogues, POS and POP. Retailers receive current and high quality content for e-commerce sites without the logistics headache or need for major investment. Likewise, brand owners retain control of their product images and product information delivered to retailers.
The Click has conceived an advertising campaign, which will be rolled out in various trade press. Two brochures have been produced to target the retailers and brand owners respectively. See the work >
OMG is a leading international digital performance marketing group, delivering award-winning campaigns in the affiliate, search and rewards marketing channels. OMG have been around since the dawn of digital marketing, working with an ever-growing client base of blue-chip and up-and-coming brands.
The Click pitched for the work earlier this year, seeing off three other regional agencies. Since then, we have been appointed on a retainer basis to act as brand guardians for OMG. So far, we have carried out a full brand audit and devised a strategic hierarchy for the future roll out of the new brand. See the work >
Atkinson Bolton Consulting provide bespoke independent financial advice to companies and financial planning and wealth management services to private individuals.
The Click have helped ABC to promote a series of seminars offering business owners methods of giving benefits to their staff whilst making tax savings. We produced an invitation and marketing literature for the event.
Flegg High School is a Business and Enterprise Specialist College for students aged 11-16, situated in a pleasant location on the edge of Martham village.
The Click have been appointed to design and produce an interim prospectus for the school. A review of the school’s identity, website and future printed communications are being discussed at present. See the work >
Norfolk Dance is the development organisation for dance in the county. It endeavours to provide imaginative, challenging and enjoyable opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to become involved in dance.
The Click were appointed after a credentials pitch to design the Autumn 2009 programme of courses.