Our Work

Samsung put the Galaxy S24 Ultra to the ultimate test by handing it to 25 creators in the worst seats at Tate McRae’s tour. The result? No bad angles. No bad content. Just proof that with the right camera, every seat is front row.
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With eight of the world’s top tennis players competing, we were tasked with reaching new social audiences, bringing fans closer to the action, and getting non-tennis fans talking about the ATP tournament.
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Greenpeace needed our help in raising public awareness and getting more names on a petition to put pressure on our leaders to get the job done.
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Amazon Music’s mission is to ignite fandom and bring people closer to whom and what they love. But Gen Z doesn’t want to listen to brands - they want to listen to music. So, how did we get Gen Z music fans to become fans of Amazon Music?
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When a viral social moment turned the most unlikely of stars into an internet hero, we needed to act fast to transform a fleeting micro-trend into a lasting connection. Our work with Four Seasons and the Four Seasons Baby did just that.
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OUR INSIGHT By intricately dividing audiences according to their passions, interests, and television genre affinities, and seamlessly aligning these segments with the Prime Video’s content catalogues, we pioneered a novel approach.
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OUR INSIGHT Following a merger and rebrand, We Are Social’s parent company, Plus Company, was ready to make a splash at SXSW 2023 in Austin under its new name. We were tasked with coming up with an activation that would take centre stage for Plus Company’s event at the conference...
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