Some of our clients

Beeches Hotel & Elemis Premier Day Spa
The luxury Beeches Hotel & Elemis Premier Day Spa approached us to plan and execute several outdoor advertising campaigns for their luxury spa, bistro, and hair dressing salon. The various campaigns were strategically executed at different times of the year on multiple media formats. The campaign managed to help them corner and secure a significant portion of the luxury spa market within a short period of time, via creative use of various ‘call to action’ tools and media placements in strategic locations frequented by a social group A audience.

Truro Cathedral
Truro Cathedral needed highly cost effective and measurable advertising that reached all the city's visitors and residents.That is why city car park advertising was chosen as a medium for promoting visits to this beautiful building.

Mybeingwell
The owners of this online store recognised the benefits of using outdoor advertising to drive online sales. This clever campaign was used to promote their products and online store to tired shoppers.

Isles of Scilly
Isles of Scilly Inclusive Holidays chose car park advertising in Truro and St Austell as the most effective way of reaching their target audience. This includes both the Cornish population and tourists who may also appreciate the similar breaks available on these neighbouring islands.

Marks and Spencer
Looking for high impact advertising to increase awareness of the financial services available in its Truro store, Marks and Spencer ran a four week-long advertising campaign in the Lemon Quay car park. This allowed the company to inform and remind customers of the benefits of their services moments before entering the store.

South To South Surfware
South To South the brazilian surfware company and Brazil’s best loved surf brand , opened its first surf store outside Brazil, in Europe, in Falmouth Cornwall. South to South approached us to help them plan and execute a high impact branding campaign incorporating bus advertising , car park advertising, bus shelter advertising and roadside billboards. The aim was to target an audience in social groups A and B within a defined geographical areas and within a 30 mile radius of their store.

Truro College
Truro College successfully used a mixture of outdoor advertising formats to promote its courses to the hard-to-reach 16-24 ipod, Radio 1 and ‘youtube’ generation, who rarely listen to local radio or read the local papers. The benefits of outdoor media for the college were that it allowed 24/7 high impact coverage in a highly defined area (Truro) and could not be missed by the 'out and about' age group they were targeting.