Tag Archive: Campaign


Time. And time again.

The value of time. In the creative world everything seems to be getting faster. Faster tools. Faster expectations. Faster decisions. And we are all good with that. That acceleration is good for business. But one thing has not changed. Great ideas, conceiving them, nurturing them and developing them, still take time. When discussing new projects […]


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Neon nominated for The Drum b2b Awards 2019 in Best Product Launch Campaign category.

It’s been an extremely busy past few months/2019 so far – and the variety of work as been pleasingly wide, from branding and brand campaigns for behemoths to designing album covers and shooting music videos for an amazing internationally known musician (but we can’t talk about that one yet!) and more things in between. Anyway […]


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Neon helps CMS make huge strides in brand recognition in the Acritas’ UK Law Firm Brand Index 2018.

Huge congratulations to CMS on their spectacular improvement in brand recognition, climbing an unprecedented 9 places to be ranked as a top 4 law firm for brand recognition in the UK by Acritas’ UK Law Firm Brand Index 2018 – achieving the highest ever growth in awareness and favourability by a law firm in a single […]


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Neon commissioned by Moody’s

Neon are delighted to have been commissioned by Moody’s for a brand project, which has come via a recommendation from our work for the law firm CMS earlier this year. – If you have an upcoming branding/advertising project you’d like to talk about, then for sure contact Neon we’d be absolutely delighted to hear from […]


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“Hello, Glastonbury! Are you ready to GIVE?”

Action for Children’s ‘I’m an Activist for Action for Children’ campaign launches on the big screens at Glastonbury today, with campaign idea and promotional film by Neon with a little help from our good animator friends Scriberia.  It is a little project that we hope does a lot of good for Action for Children and the disadvantaged […]


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