A (not so quick) thought... At Quick Thinking we like to keep things simple. We're a team of marketing specialists who hate unnecessary complication. We know that with the right people, the right skills and the right attitude, creativity can be a pleasure. After all, why make hard work of hard work? Whether we're doing a business-to-business carbon-neutral campaign, an experiential promotion for an FMCG brand, or an international advertising strategy for a consumer tech manufacturer, we apply the same proven approach that produces stunning creativity and great commercial results. We do business-to-business marketing. We do business-to-consumer marketing. We do offline marketing and online marketing. And, talking of lines, we do above-the-line, below-the-line, and through-the-line marketing when it suits (or B2B, B2C, ATL, BTL and TTL if you prefer). So what kind of agency are we? A marketing communications agency? An integrated agency? A multi-disciplined agency? A media-neutral agency? A full service agency? A B-to-B agency? A B-to-C agency? A promotional marketing agency? A sales promotion agency? An advertising agency? A creative agency? A design agency? A digital agency? A branding agency? A channel marketing agency? A design studio? A web agency? A trade marketing agency? A field marketing agency? A partner communications agency? Labels, labels: who needs them? We think we should be judged by what we do, not by definitions or descriptors. So what do we do? We do Portfolio that makes a difference. Not creative for the sake of creative. But creative that genuinely gets results. That drives response. That attracts leads. That builds sales. That grows brands. That makes small brands into big brands. Big brands into even bigger brands. And national brands into global brands.To make this happen we do lots of thinking about our clients, and their products and services and markets and customers and partners and people and objectives. We think about their brief. And if they don't have a brief we create one for them. And after that we have lots and lots of ideas. Some are really brilliant ideas and some not quite so brilliant. We keep the really brilliant ones and throw away the rest. These ideas turn into all kinds of things like press advertising, direct mail, email, banners, web sites, point of sale, promotions, brochures, sales literature, events, exhibitions, leaflets, portals, case-studies, showreels, presentations, packaging, showcases, copywriting, collaterals, online ads, newsletters, e-newsletters, microsites, landing pages, DM, HTML programming, photography, mailshots, retouching, artwork, experiential, branding, seminar invites, white papers, conferences, webinars, cover wraps, graphics, corporate identity, flash animations, online tutorials, e-brochures, tip-ons, radio ads, TV commercials, websites, mailers, and so on.It's a big list, but often our ideas turn into even bigger things called strategies, programmes, and integrated campaigns. These are so big that they need research, insight, and careful planning to make them happen. And when they do happen they make a huge difference to our clients. We might be creating a brand new brand. We might be launching a new product to an unsuspecting market. Or we might be bringing brands together to work in partnership for mutual benefit. Who do we work for? For FMCG brands. For household goods brands. For consumer tech brands. For telecoms companies. For research specialists. For online brands. For business portals. For software developers. For IT solution providers. For business services brands. For automotive companies. For computer hardware manufacturers. For carbon-neutral business suppliers. For B2B brands. For consumer brands. For consultancies. For government agencies. For leisure brands. For travel organisations. For financial services businesses. For systems integrators. For software vendors. For education brands. For manufacturing businesses. For holiday businesses. For recruitment companies. For drinks brands. For retail brands. For pharmaceutical brands. For charities. For tourism organisations. For consumer goods brands. For internet brands. For IT services businesses. For IT equipment manufacturers. For entertainment brands. For public sector organisations. For health food brands. For consultancies. It's another big list that includes successful brands like ArjoWiggins, Conqueror, Experian, QAS, Computacenter, Holiday-rentals, propertyfinder.com, Jeep, Chrysler, Travelport, Radox, Shockwaves, Simpson-Carpenter, Panacea, Limehouse Software, Primavera, Eat Natural, EMB, Epsom Races, The Jockey Club, Microsoft, Sony, Epson, Sara Lee, and P & G. Whether you're a marketing director, brand manager, marketing manager or marketing consultant, we could help turn your brief into something special. If you'd like to know more about Quick Thinking, give Andy Hunt a call on +44 (0)1883 719233 A (not so quick) thought... At Quick Thinking we like to keep things simple. We're a team of marketing specialists who hate unnecessary complication. We know that with the right people, the right skills and the right attitude, creativity can be a pleasure. After all, why make hard work of hard work? Whether we're doing a business-to-business carbon-neutral campaign, an experiential promotion for an FMCG brand, or an international advertising strategy for a consumer tech manufacturer, we apply the same proven approach that produces stunning creativity and great commercial results. We do business-to-business marketing. We do business-to-consumer marketing. We do offline marketing and online marketing. And, talking of lines, we do above-the-line, below-the-line, and through-the-line marketing when it suits (or B2B, B2C, ATL, BTL and TTL if you prefer). So what kind of agency are we? A marketing communications agency? An integrated agency? A multi-disciplined agency? A media-neutral agency? A full service agency? A B-to-B agency? A B-to-C agency? A promotional marketing agency? A sales promotion agency? An advertising agency? A creative agency? A design agency? A digital agency? A branding agency? A channel marketing agency? A design studio? A web agency? A trade marketing agency? A field marketing agency? A partner communications agency? Labels, labels: who needs them? We think we should be judged by what we do, not by definitions or descriptors. So what do we do? We do Portfolio that makes a difference. Not creative for the sake of creative. But creative that genuinely gets results. That drives response. That attracts leads. That builds sales. That grows brands. That makes small brands into big brands. Big brands into even bigger brands. And national brands into global brands.To make this happen we do lots of thinking about our clients, and their products and services and markets and customers and partners and people and objectives. We think about their brief. And if they don't have a brief we create one for them. And after that we have lots and lots of ideas. Some are really brilliant ideas and some not quite so brilliant. We keep the really brilliant ones and throw away the rest. These ideas turn into all kinds of things like press advertising, direct mail, email, banners, web sites, point of sale, promotions, brochures, sales literature, events, exhibitions, leaflets, portals, case-studies, showreels, presentations, packaging, showcases, copywriting, collaterals, online ads, newsletters, e-newsletters, microsites, landing pages, DM, HTML programming, photography, mailshots, retouching, artwork, experiential, branding, seminar invites, white papers, conferences, webinars, cover wraps, graphics, corporate identity, flash animations, online tutorials, e-brochures, tip-ons, radio ads, TV commercials, websites, mailers, and so on.It's a big list, but often our ideas turn into even bigger things called strategies, programmes, and integrated campaigns. These are so big that they need research, insight, and careful planning to make them happen. And when they do happen they make a huge difference to our clients. We might be creating a brand new brand. We might be launching a new product to an unsuspecting market. Or we might be bringing brands together to work in partnership for mutual benefit. Who do we work for? For FMCG brands. For household goods brands. For consumer tech brands. For telecoms companies. For research specialists. For online brands. For business portals. For software developers. For IT solution providers. For business services brands. For automotive companies. For computer hardware manufacturers. For carbon-neutral business suppliers. For B2B brands. For consumer brands. For consultancies. For government agencies. For leisure brands. For travel organisations. For financial services businesses. For systems integrators. For software vendors. For education brands. For manufacturing businesses. For holiday businesses. For recruitment companies. For drinks brands. For retail brands. For pharmaceutical brands. For charities. For tourism organisations. For consumer goods brands. For internet brands. For IT services businesses. For IT equipment manufacturers. For entertainment brands. For public sector organisations. For health food brands. For consultancies. It's another big list that includes successful brands like ArjoWiggins, Conqueror, Experian, QAS, Computacenter, Holiday-rentals, propertyfinder.com, Jeep, Chrysler, Travelport, Radox, Shockwaves, Simpson-Carpenter, Panacea, Limehouse Software, Primavera, Eat Natural, EMB, Epsom Races, The Jockey Club, Microsoft, Sony, Epson, Sara Lee, and P & G. Whether you're a marketing director, brand manager, marketing manager or marketing consultant, we could help turn your brief into something special. If you'd like to know more about Quick Thinking, give Andy Hunt a call on +44 (0)1883 719233 A (not so quick) thought... At Quick Thinking we like to keep things simple. We're a team of marketing specialists who hate unnecessary complication. We know that with the right people, the right skills and the right attitude, creativity can be a pleasure. After all, why make hard work of hard work? Whether we're doing a business-to-business carbon-neutral campaign, an experiential promotion for an FMCG brand, or an international advertising strategy for a consumer tech manufacturer, we apply the same proven approach that produces stunning creativity and great commercial results. We do business-to-business marketing. We do business-to-consumer marketing. We do offline marketing and online marketing. And, talking of lines, we do above-the-line, below-the-line, and through-the-line marketing when it suits (or B2B, B2C, ATL, BTL and TTL if you prefer). So what kind of agency are we? A marketing communications agency? An integrated agency? A multi-disciplined agency? A media-neutral agency? A full service agency? A B-to-B agency? A B-to-C agency? A promotional marketing agency? A sales promotion agency? An advertising agency? A creative agency? A design agency? A digital agency? A branding agency? A channel marketing agency? A design studio? A web agency? A trade marketing agency? A field marketing agency? A partner communications agency? Labels, labels: who needs them? We think we should be judged by what we do, not by definitions or descriptors. So what do we do? We do Portfolio that makes a difference. Not creative for the sake of creative. But creative that genuinely gets results. That drives response. That attracts leads. That builds sales. That grows brands. That makes small brands into big brands. Big brands into even bigger brands. And national brands into global brands.To make this happen we do lots of thinking about our clients, and their products and services and markets and customers and partners and people and objectives. We think about their brief. And if they don't have a brief we create one for them. And after that we have lots and lots of ideas. Some are really brilliant ideas and some not quite so brilliant. We keep the really brilliant ones and throw away the rest. These ideas turn into all kinds of things like press advertising, direct mail, email, banners, web sites, point of sale, promotions, brochures, sales literature, events, exhibitions, leaflets, portals, case-studies, showreels, presentations, packaging, showcases, copywriting, collaterals, online ads, newsletters, e-newsletters, microsites, landing pages, DM, HTML programming, photography, mailshots, retouching, artwork, experiential, branding, seminar invites, white papers, conferences, webinars, cover wraps, graphics, corporate identity, flash animations, online tutorials, e-brochures, tip-ons, radio ads, TV commercials, websites, mailers, and so on.It's a big list, but often our ideas turn into even bigger things called strategies, programmes, and integrated campaigns. These are so big that they need research, insight, and careful planning to make them happen. And when they do happen they make a huge difference to our clients. We might be creating a brand new brand. We might be launching a new product to an unsuspecting market. Or we might be bringing brands together to work in partnership for mutual benefit. Who do we work for? For FMCG brands. For household goods brands. For consumer tech brands. For telecoms companies. For research specialists. For online brands. For business portals. For software developers. For IT solution providers. For business services brands. For automotive companies. For computer hardware manufacturers. For carbon-neutral business suppliers. For B2B brands. For consumer brands. For consultancies. For government agencies. For leisure brands. For travel organisations. For financial services businesses. For systems integrators. For software vendors. For education brands. For manufacturing businesses. For holiday businesses. For recruitment companies. For drinks brands. For retail brands. For pharmaceutical brands. For charities. For tourism organisations. For consumer goods brands. For internet brands. For IT services businesses. For IT equipment manufacturers. For entertainment brands. For public sector organisations. For health food brands. For consultancies. It's another big list that includes successful brands like ArjoWiggins, Conqueror, Experian, QAS, Computacenter, Holiday-rentals, propertyfinder.com, Jeep, Chrysler, Travelport, Radox, Shockwaves, Simpson-Carpenter, Panacea, Limehouse Software, Primavera, Eat Natural, EMB, Epsom Races, The Jockey Club, Microsoft, Sony, Epson, Sara Lee, and P & G. Whether you're a marketing director, brand manager, marketing manager or marketing consultant, we could help turn your brief into something special. If you'd like to know more about Quick Thinking, give Andy Hunt a call on +44 (0)1883 719233