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Concept development
Three routes, each tested across the full channel mix before presentation.
Craft — Campaign Concepts
One idea, every channel.
A campaign idea that only works as a film is not a campaign idea. We pressure-test concepts against the smallest, cheapest format first.
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concepts, fully stress-tested
1
idea across all channels
30
characters — the hardest test
The problem
Why this usually goes wrong.
Campaigns are usually conceived for the hero format and then stretched, badly, into everything else. By the time it reaches a search ad it has lost the idea entirely.
We invert it. If the concept cannot survive as a 30-character headline and a static, it will not survive the media plan either.
What's included
Everything in the engagement.
No line items discovered halfway through. This is the scope, written down before we start.
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Channel planning
Where the idea runs, in what sequence, and what each channel is responsible for.
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Creative toolkit
Master assets plus every adaptation the plan requires, produced together.
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Landing experience
The page the campaign lands on, designed as part of the campaign rather than after it.
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Measurement plan
What success looks like, defined before launch, with the tracking built to match.
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In-flight optimisation
Creative refreshed against performance while the campaign is live.
What you get
Deliverables, itemised.
- Campaign platform and rationale
- Full channel plan with budgets
- Master creative and all adaptations
- Campaign landing pages
- Measurement framework and dashboard
- Post-campaign analysis
How it runs
Four phases, dated.
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Brief
Objective, audience, budget and the one behaviour the campaign must change.
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Concept
Routes developed and immediately tested in the smallest formats.
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Build
Full toolkit produced in one pass, including landing pages and tracking.
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Run
Launch, monitor, refresh creative, then a written post-mortem you can use.
Related
Works well alongside.
These are the engagements that most often run with campaign concepts.
Craft
Creative & Design
Every piece of work we make has a stated job — get the click, earn the trust, close the objection. Beauty is table stakes; the job is the brief.
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Growth
Performance Marketing
Cheap clicks are easy. Cheap customers are the job. The two are frequently in opposition, and most accounts are optimised for the wrong one.
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Craft
Video & Motion
A film that works in a boardroom and dies in a feed is not two problems, it is one brief written badly. We plan the cut-downs before we plan the shoot.
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Questions
Answered before you ask.
Do you buy the media too?
Yes — see Performance Marketing. Concept and buying under one roof means creative gets fixed in days rather than quarters.
How long does a campaign take to develop?
Six to eight weeks from brief to launch-ready for an integrated campaign, assuming production is not unusually complex.
What if the concept does not perform?
That is what the in-flight budget is for. We hold creative capacity back deliberately so we can react rather than defend.
Can you work alongside our existing agency?
Yes, and we do it regularly. Clear ownership of the idea versus the execution is agreed at the start.
Next step
Tell us the number you need to move.
Send a short brief and a strategist — not a salesperson — replies within one working day with an honest read on whether we are the right fit.
Or call +91 99827 04111