Shaping Organisational Culture from the Inside Out

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This blog explores how organisational culture can be shaped intentionally through behaviourally informed internal communications. By applying behavioural science models such as COM-B and APEASE, organisations can identify barriers to change, enable action, and foster trust, inclusion, and wellbeing.

5 Psychological Biases Marketers Can Ethically Use to Drive Positive Change

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To create meaningful and lasting change through marketing, it’s essential to understand how human psychology influences decision-making. In this blog, our Behaviour Change expert, Anna, delves into five powerful psychological biases that marketers can ethically apply to drive engagement, influence behaviour, and maximise impact – without compromising integrity.

What to Consider in Smoking Cessation Marketing

Smoking cessation marketing is no easy task. This blog explores the key things to consider when creating a smoking cessation campaign and the importance of learning from previous attempts, both successful and unsuccessful.

How To Craft Festive Copy That Shines This Christmas

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Christmas is here, and for marketers, it’s the most wonderful, and busiest, time of the year. Crafting copy that stands out is no easy feat, but fear not! This blog is packed with top tips (and more than a few festive puns) to help you spread seasonal cheer while staying true to your brand voice.

The Power Of Storytelling Through Video In Marketing

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Video is a unique and engaging way to communicate brand stories and complex messages, offering authenticity and building deeper emotional connections with the audience. The blog explains why video is so impactful, highlighting its ability to educate, evoke emotions, and humanise brands. It discusses the importance of using video strategically within marketing campaigns, balancing video with other content like text and imagery to create a cohesive strategy.

The Benefits Of Utilising Behavioural Science In Marketing And Communications

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In today’s competitive landscape, marketing and communications professionals are constantly seeking ways to connect more effectively with their audiences. Enter behavioural science. By understanding the underlying motivations, biases, and triggers that drive behaviour, marketers can craft strategies that not only capture attention but also inspire meaningful action.