Case study:
Limitless PR
Unlimited possibilities
Limitless are a public relations agency based in Lancashire, but operating across the UK and Europe. They have more than 50 experts who work with a vast array of clients to design and deliver insight-driven strategies, helping them achieve their communication objectives.
We first started working with Limitless not longer after its inception, creating a single-page website. However, following years of success and growth, Limitless outgrew their site and were in real need of a greater online presence. We were grateful for them approaching us yet again to help develop this next chapter in their online marketing. We sat down with the guys and developed a site structure that took in account the information they wanted to display but first and foremost, user experience and the journey visitors would take on the site dictated the final structure. We then set to work creating a website design that complimented their new branding and would be engaging for both their current and prospective clients.
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To accompany the new Limitless website, we developed a full suite of branded marketing assets too. Along with the usual corporate stationery, including letterheads, business cards, compliment slips and invoice templates we created presentation, proposal and report templates that ensured a consistent look and feel across all marketing collateral could be obtained.
Online marketing through various social media channels is also vital for Limitless so we produced a complete set of online assets for consistent branding across all platforms. To sit alongside this, we also produced a series of simple logo and introducer animations that could be used online.
“Incredible creativity and beautiful aesthetics come with a deep understanding of strategy, delivered on time, every time, with a cooperative approach. We see them as part of the team.”
Greg Wilson, Director - Limitless Public Relations