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And the award goes to…Clicked!

June 28th, 2010 by matt

Award winning body of work for Kiss

This year Kiss won the Gold Award (1 million plus) at the Sony Radio Academy Awards as well as the online portfolio winning the NMA Effectiveness Award in the Entertainment category. To find out more about our winning submission, download the official NMA PDF here.

The Clicked Approach
We know that creating a successful digital strategy is about building relationships with your customers to strengthen your brand and increase revenues.

As a result of our work with Kiss, revenues, profits, and audiences are all significantly up and Kiss now has the highest advertising yield across the Bauer network.

The TotalKiss.com network now delivers…
• more page views per person
• longer dwell time per person
• more visits per person
…than any of its main competitors in the London radio market.

How did we do it?

When we started working with Kiss 18 months ago we developed a strategy that would expand the brand’s relationship with their online audience by:
• Building a great portfolio of online properties
• Developing a market-leading media player
• Creating a top-rated iPhone app
• Creating a Facebook presence that tapped into all this content and enabled listeners to talk to the brand (and each other)
• Created and developed innovative co-promotions with brands like Impulse, the RAF, Blackberry and Coca-Cola

Ultimately, we opened a channel to a dynamic and engaged listener base to help grow the Kiss brand and business.

If you’re interested in finding out how we could help you reach your targets (and maybe win some awards along the way) why not get in touch

Wishful Thinking

December 11th, 2007 by matt

This is a blog written by a guy who helps professionals in the creative sector maximise their creative time by more effectively managing other important tasks encountered in the work day. It’s a really great, easily accessible site with a 32 page downloadable guide that takes no time to read. What’s also a real bonus is that the guy writing works in the UK, so nothing’s lost in translation like it sometimes can be in an American article.
Visit Wishful Thinking.