Central campaign theme: 175 years. Let’s do more than celebrate.
These two movies were created to form part of the 175 Anniversary celebrations for Bristol Zoo.
They build on the campaign thought ‘Let’s do more than celebrate’ by focusing on the conservation work undertaken by the zoo around the world.

Campaign: Are you ready for climate change.
We’ve created an event image that could be used on everything from digital invites through to movies and event graphics.
Campaign: Fact and fiction. Best kept apart.
We have been working with the Met Office, helping them to re-position their brand from weather provider to weather and climate change. Our concepts formed the direction for a large stand at this years' Hampton Court garden show. It’s role was to give people the real facts on how climate change will affect them in the future.
Following sign off of the creative route we found location, models and art directed the photoshoot. This project was created and finished on a tight budget and an even tighter deadline.
Samtech – Integrated advertising campaign
Silver Winner in the 2010 Fresh Awards for best trade advertising campaign.

Central campaign theme: Real World Ready.
Samtech is a leading European provider of Computer Aided Engineering software.
We’ve created a campaign that helps to build their brand in the UK and spans both print and digital advertising.
Click here to view the microsite www.realworldready.com

Central campaign theme: This is.
How do you turn a financial review into an opportunity to inspire and engage?
We decided to use the visual language of a hugely individual and creative school exercise book.
This delivery emphasisis Eden’s mission for the coming years of influencing education by going beyond Eden Project’s physical location into the classroom and communities.

12th century charity uses 21st century technology to create Bath’s first guide iPhone app
375 have recently designed and built Bath's first historic walking guide app. Jonathan O'Shea, Chief Executive of St John's has said;
“It has been so exciting to see the project develop and get the input of everyone here at St John’s. The process has been a learning curve for us all but very rewarding. We’re all enthusiastic about our work and about Bath and this way we get to combine the two.
“I think we’re going to see a lot of people following our lead over the coming months and I’m proud that a 12th century charity is being innovative with 21st century technology.”
Jonathan O’Shea, Chief Executive

INCREASING ‘NEW’ VISITOR NUMBERS BY 20%
Campaign: You’ll be amazed at what’s in our city.
Last year we delivered such a successful campaign for the zoo, increasing ‘new’ visitor numbers by 20% that by popular demand, it’s back with a new edition: The Lorikeets. Investing in great ideas last year has saved the zoo the cost of developing a new campaign this year, whilst giving the chance for a great idea to go further.
We are currently developing a new website and developing the Bristol Zoo brand.
See this case study on our sister site www.thinkinglouder.com
Sustain – SmartHeat animated banner advertising
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The Met Office – Hampton Court, London

Campaign: Fact and fiction. Best kept apart.
We have been working with the Met Office, helping them to re-position their brand from weather provider to weather and climate change. Our concepts formed the direction for a large stand at this years' Hampton Court garden show. It’s role was to give people the real facts on how climate change will affect them in the future.
Following sign off of the creative route we found location, models and art directed the photoshoot. This project was created and finished on a tight budget and an even tighter deadline.
The Met Office – Met Marine outdoor advertising

Campaign: Weather window. Clearly Met.
Outdoor advertising at Aberdeen Airport. The image was created by retouching around eight separate images together to form this dramatic new image.
Bristol Zoo – Identity

When it came to re-designing their identity we started with the central idea ‘what will you see next time’. This project is a great example of integrating identity, advertising, digital and social media through the power of a single-minded proposition.
We created a sustainably produced book to celebrate 30 years of sustainable energy advice. The size of the book was determined by making sure the text pages were planned and printed out of one sheet of paper, creating virtually no waste. It was printed on recycled paper and a local printer was chosen to cut back on the carbon footprint.

We created a new website following a brand repositioning exercise undertaken by 375.

TO PLAY MOVIE CLICK INSIDE BOX
The award winning 100 Ideas House was a unique way of engaging consumers in the energy debate which included collaborations with brands like Sony.

100 Ideas House was a touring exhibition positioned within retail environments with engaging energy ideas that would appeal to the unconverted consumer.

We work with Lloyds TSB creating literature that fits their brand guidelines.

We’ve been helping Urban Espresso to create a new identity and brand. Their new strapline is “You’ve worked for coffee this good”.
Click here to view our full Urban Espresso case study

Campaign: A little DNA can make a big difference introducing the 5 year traveling exhibition.

We created a unique user experience including digital graphics and stand themes.

Our direct mail concepts were so effective that Wincanton Records Management have used our thought ‘Handled with care’ to position their business to customers.
TO PLAY MOVIE CLICK INSIDE BOX
ARKive attracts interest from over 130 countries with around 20,000 visitors per day.It's won numerous international and national awards.

We were comissioned to come up with some really big campaign thinking that crossed cultures and media to show the benefits of the cordless office phone.

Campaign: Shush. Plantronics award winning audio iQ – takes out background noise.

Digital advertising campaign aimed at corded phone users.

Featured website in Computer Arts Magazine

We have recently launched their new marketing material to support their growth in UK, North America and South East Asia. We have helped Exor to clearly articulate their service offering in truly engaging ways.
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Sustain
We have recently won a three way pitch to develop Sustain’s brand and marketing strategy over the
next three years.
Wincanton
We continue to work with Wincanton to develop and refresh its pan European brand communications.
Digital
We’ve recently launched Planglow’s ecommerce site and won a 5-way pitch to develop Bristol Zoo’s website which gets over 11million hits a month.
We're working with Plantronics to develop their e-marketing campaigns and have recently launched two new dealership sites:
www.plantronicsgourmetoffer.com
www.plantronicsoffers.com
We’ve also launched three new sites for the Centre for Sustainable Energy highlighting the extent
of
fuel
poverty in the UK:
www.fuelpovertyindicator.co.uk
Testimonials
“As a charity our budgets are often limited, but 375 continually find a way to work within our means and still produce eye catching and outstanding creative. This is our second year of working with
375 and the quality and responsiveness of the whole team is still as high a standard as when we
first started."
Rebecca Sawtell, Marketing. Bristol Zoo.
“375 are always responsive to us as clients and their partnership in the web redesign has made this project an absolute pleasure. I’d recommend them wholeheartedly."
Tim Weisselberg, Communications Manager. Centre for Sustainable Energy.
“375 are now seen as a strategic and integral part of Exor’s marketing department and contribute to marketing planning sessions and are seen as a strategic partner in all of Exor’s marketing activity, throughout the whole organisation."
Alun Hunt, Marketing and Communications Manager. Exor.
“Over the last six months the intensity of work has increased and the team at 375 has been
extremely responsive and supportive of our current initiatives. We are looking forward to continuing our relationship with 375, both through the completion of a number of current projects and their involvement in future campaigns."
Helena Belcher, Group Marketing and Projects Manager. Wincanton.
“Once again I would like to thank you for all the hard work you and the team put into the Eden Project annual review. We are delighted with the end result which clearly demonstrates not only the creativity of 375 but also your understanding of what can be a complicated and difficult process to distill a set of stories. Many thanks and best wishes”
Susan Hill. Group Marketing Director. Eden Project.

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