Revising your marketing strategy to see what worked and what didn’t, means going back to basics and looking at each activity. It can be a difficult process if you feel bruised after your campaign flopped. But you can turn a loss into an amazing piece of marketing research in order to gain detailed insights in […]
The question at the end of any marketing campaign should be ‘Did it work?’. You may be congratulating yourself that everything went as planned, you hit your deadlines, the adverts went in your target publications, the events were beautiful and you were all over Facebook and Twitter. But how do you know if any of […]
At Spirus, we’ve been honoured to produce supportive awareness material to help raise the profile of the Government’s PREVENT initiative, which aims to stop young people from joining extremist groups by confronting their opinions with alternative, moderate viewpoints – work that does not criminalise young people, but aims to support them.
Brilliant French author Antoine de Sainte-Exupery said: “A goal without a plan is just a wish.” We couldn’t agree more and that is why we would like to empower you with four steps to a killer marketing plan for you to start working on today!
We have to admit a few champagne corks have popped at Spirus HQ after successfully completing the management and communication of the Police and Crime Commissioner Election for Cambridgeshire and Peterbrorough.
Spirus appointed as PR and communication providers for East Cambridgeshire District Council Spirus, based in East Cambridgeshire, is delighted to announce it has been awarded the new PR and communications contract for the District Council. Selected by Chief Executive, John Hill, after a two round interview process, they will now divide their time between their […]
We are absolutely delighted to announce that we have been chosen by global personality profiling company Facet5 to lead its worldwide communications and marketing campaigns, from social media management to worldwide PR.
Strapline, tagline, slogan, catchphrase. Call them what you will, those few little words might be more important than you think. In theory, a strapline should be