Campaigns
hey moscow has been delivering successful, measured social marketing projects for ten years.
Changing behaviour - our stolen goods campaign for Lewisham Council achieved a 57% shift in attitude on a limited budget, achieved by engaging with people living on the housing estate central to this campaign.
Changing behaviour - our stolen goods campaign for Lewisham Council achieved a 57% shift in attitude on a limited budget, achieved by engaging with people living on the housing estate central to this campaign.
Encouraging action - for the Learning & Skills Council we generated 1000 leads to train around 6,000 women, particularly in sectors where they are under represented.
Increasing awareness - our campaign achieved an 11% increase in national awareness of community wardens for the National Wardens’ Network.
Driving service uptake - we achieved a 27% increase in calls for charity Drugsline in just three months.
"We've found hey moscow to be professional, original and creative at every step. Having successfully facilitated focus groups, hey moscow produced powerful materials which have been resoundingly endorsed by our DAT team, the CST and the police. I would strongly recommend capitalising on the unique expertise that hey moscow has developed.”
Gareth Clear, Project Manager, Lewisham Council
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Case Studies...
The Skills People and Lewisham College
Generating response
We helped The Skills People and Lewisham College recruit new employers for their apprenticeship scheme, by crystalising
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Annual and Financial Reports
BackgroundOne Housing Group is a leading provider of affordable housing, care and support across... more >
Learning & Skills Council
Train to Gain
Generated response from over 1,000 companies, to train around 6,000 women, particularly in sectors where they are under represented in management,
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