A big part of our job as brand consultants is to help our clients manage their online reputation and profile. But an online reputation isn’t only relevant to commerce – it is also important for today’s youth.

Last week saw the launch of Illamasqua’s new Scarab collection; drawing inspiration from the Ancient Egyptian mythology from which the name derives, and celebrating the enduring legend of Cleopatra.

Every now and then, a project comes along which has the potential to make a real difference to schools. Book-Lender was one such brief to cross our desks, which is gearing up for launch at the start of the new academic year following a successful trial period.

We’re proud to have brought a new brand to life on behalf of a joint venture between our longstanding client, Clipper and The John Lewis Partnership.

We encouraged MagnaColours to do something a little different, to go outside of their comfort zone and host a special evening event during the FESPA exhibition in Hamburg, Germany.

Having built a successful female haircare brand from the ground up, Neal & Wolf was ready to conquer a new sector.

Propaganda Chairman Julian Kynaston spoke at a recent Connect Yorkshire masterclass event, aimed at passing on marketing and brand expertise to the next generation of the region’s entrepreneurs.

Last week saw the launch of Illamasqua’s new May Queen collection; harking back to beauty’s folklore

Propaganda’s Chairman Julian Kynaston has taken up a non-executive role at technology firm, Razor, in a deal that will help grow the business and develop new opportunities.

Propaganda are pleased to announce that we have achieved double award success at this year’s Management Consultancies Association (MCA) Awards.

It’s fair to say that The Car People are going from strength to strength. Having recently celebrated a record sales period, April sees the launch of a new integrated campaign across digital, social, in-store and broadcast platforms, based around the idea of a ‘hassle-free’ life.

Ogilvy claim that only 2% of industry creative briefs are currently informed by primary research. How can brands maintain relevance if they aren’t based on insight? And anyway, what is insight and how do you get it?