Mighty Lookbook Worcestershire

A MIGHTY GLANCE

We are Mighty.
We think you
could be too.
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We’re Mighty, a creative
communications agency based
in Cheltenham and Worcester.
We do everything from web
development to PR and print
design to social media, and
almost everything in between.
And we do it well.
Our founders have worked
on some of the world’s most
famous brands and campaigns,
so we bring big agency ideas
with small agency impact to
the table. We sometimes work
with promising up-and-coming
ventures, often with challenger
brands, and nearly always with
companies in transition. In
every case, we help clients with
today’s business challenges
while planning for whatever
opportunity tomorrow brings.
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All companies
great and small
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It’s fair to say that we’ve
worked with an eclectic
bunch of companies.
While they’re at different
stages of their business
journey, they share the
same mentality – a burning
desire to do or be seen as
something different. It’s this
constant drive that means
we love what we do, and
we love who we do it for.
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Chateau Impney
Hill Climb
One particular period of note in
Chateau Impney’s history is 1957–
1967, during which the Chateau’s
magnificent grounds were the
setting for a series of automotive
speed trials that saw thousands of
spectators line the drive. In 2015,
the hotel owners decided to
revive the Chateau’s racing past
for a modern audience with the
introduction of a hill climb over a
longer, more demanding course.
Our job was to create a brand,
bring it to life, spread the word
and bring back the crowds.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Photography/Video
• PR
• Social media
• Media buying
• Copywriting
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We handled every aspect of the
event’s marketing, including the
vintage-inspired logo, bespoke
responsive e-commerce website,
photography, launch video, a huge
suite of printed marketing collateral,
signage, ticketing, advertising and
media buying. Our local, regional
and national PR programme, which
focused on a mixture of hero cars
and stories from across the country,
got everyone talking.
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Our responsive website made it
easy for visitors to buy tickets to
the event, while giving them a bank
of hill climb knowledge beyond
compare. The history section
highlighted Chateau Impney’s rich
motorsport heritage with interactive
carousels stacked with stats.

We included a feature-rich blog
section with news, images and
video to keep people scrolling and
updated this on a weekly basis with
the stories behind the cars that were
selected for the event.
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Over the weekend of the event itself,
the Mighty team set up shop in the
Chateau’s press office, coordinating
media opportunities and ensuring
the event achieved a truly epic
amount of coverage.

Across the two events we were
involved in, we achieved coverage
in national and specialist motorsport
press, and BBC Hereford & Worcester
broadcast live across the weekend
each time. The event was also
previewed in The Sunday Times, The
Observer and the Daily Mirror.
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At each event, we created a
detailed, highly researched
collectors’ programme that shared
the incredible stories behind some
of the key cars at the event. We
created a vintage-inspired style
for the programme, featuring
lush photography and plenty of
additional information and facts
about the event.
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Throughout each event, we embarked
on a prolific social media programme,
utilising targeted advertising to reach
car fanatics across the country and
local families. We complemented
this with geo-targeting, specifically
targeting people who attended rival
events, and retargeting to encourage
people to take advantage of early-bird
ticket offers.

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Wills at Work
Leading law firm Harrison
Clark Rickerbys (HCR) devised
Wills at Work, a virtual will
writing service that companies
can offer staff as part of their
benefits package. We were
tasked to create a standout
brand for the product that
would remove the stuffiness
and stigma around wills
and allow the company to
capture the attention of FTSE
100 businesses and their
employees.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Graphic design
• Copywriting
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Our experience of the funeral sector
shows that no one likes talking about
death, so if we were to succeed, we
would have to create a brand that
not only came across as fresh and
friendly to the employee, but also
trustworthy and professional to the
HR department. Our first task was to
overhaul the existing wordmark logo,
removing the outdated ‘@’ sign in
the process. We chose a rounded
sans-serif font and presented the
logo in lowercase to give a more
friendly and accessible feel.
Untangling wills for employees
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The existing Wills at Work brochure
was built around unrealistic stock
images that didn’t connect with
the end user and did nothing to
tell the story of the service. While
the initial brief called for more of
the same, we made the decision to
create a concept that wasn’t reliant
on photography.

Instead, we developed a series of
eye-catching line drawings that
reflected both the work life and
home life of the end user. While each
drawing was created individually,
they were all connected throughout
the brochure by a continuous line,
designed to signify the journey of
life. By having non-descript drawings
instead of stock images of people,
we could appeal to everyone.
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Lister
Shearing
With over 110 years of
heritage, Lister Shearing,
based in Gloucestershire, is
one of the world’s leading
animal shearing and clipping
manufacturers. They turned
to us to help them redefine
their marketing efforts for the
digital age.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Strapline development
• Packaging design
• Social media
• Digital advertising
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With the launch of several new
products on the horizon, there was
a need to make sure that the brand
could stand up to the new range.
We looked at the different territories
that Lister sold their products –
from the UK to down under – and
dove into publications, profiles and
photoshoots to understand the
lifestyle of a shearer.
What immediately became
apparent to us is that a shearer’s
world is all encompassing. It’s
not just an occupation – shearing
is a way of life. This became our
strapline and quickly became the
Lister ethos.
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Even in the heart of the outback,
a shearer’s life is driven by digital.
Shearers stay connected on their
phones, so we needed to move Lister
on from a plain, inflexible site to a
fully responsive website – built from
scratch, with a bespoke CMS tailored
to their business needs – that would
showcase all of their products to a
more modern audience.

Taking inspiration from the way
that tool manufacturers categorise
their vast catalogue of products, we
developed an easy way for users to
find products, no matter what page
they’re on, and made it simple for
users to filter by animal, with handy
icons to show which products were
suitable for each type.
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Created by professionals, for
professionals, Lister’s new range
of combs were a flagship product.
As competitors were beginning to
corner the market, it was key to
encourage trust amongst users, while
making sure that the comb boxes
would catch the eyes of shearers
looking for something different.

We chose imagery that would evoke
the nature of each name, paired
with vibrant colours that would
give each individual comb its own
distinctive look. We also developed
a specific typeface for all comb
boxes, then modified that typeface
to better suit the individual essence
of each comb.
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The rollout of the combs has been
highly successful for Lister – in
just six weeks after launch, the
company had sold more combs
than they had in the entire 12
months prior. Comments from the
Lister team mentioned that the
marketing had a great part in this,
and had ensured that the combs
stood out in a competitive market.
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Movers need
shakers
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Whether you’re looking for
an integrated campaign or
support in a specific area,
we’ve got everything you
need to grow your audience,
sales and awareness.
Branding
PR
Web design
Social media
Content marketing
Digital
marketing
Graphic design
SEO
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GFirst LEP
Many don’t understand
what exactly GFirst LEP do
– although they know who
they are, people don’t always
know what impact they’ve had
within the county. A lot of this
is down to how they presented
themselves in the past, so
we undertook the mission to
make the organisation more
accessible and make it easier
for people to find out more.
Services used for this project:
• Graphic design
• Web design
• SEO
• Copywriting
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The old GFirst LEP website was
cluttered, and on an old, clunky
system that was hard to update. Even
staff couldn’t find the information
they needed on the existing site. Our
first task was to distil what GFirst LEP
does down into a comprehensive,
yet simpler site map, and design a
site that would comply with all the
necessary government regulations.
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However, we wanted to make the site
dynamic as well, so we introduced
interactive templates with integrated
videos, and added key information
hubs to direct people around the
site in a more fluid way. We wrote all
the copy for the site on launch, and
stripped out all the jargon to make it
more public-friendly.

The look and feel of the website
was then used as a basis upon
which to update other collateral,
including GFirst LEP’s annual
review. We stripped it right back,
using illustrations sparingly,
and presented the LEP as more
confident and professional, while
allowing key points to stand out.
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GLOUCESTERSHIRE:
FUTURE-PROOFED
We need to make sure that today’s businesses are ready
for tomorrow.
That’s why we’ve partnered with the University of
Gloucestershire to create The Growth Hub, a specialist
centre that has already worked with thousands of local
businesses to help them plan, learn, network and expand.
It’s an idea that we think is just the business.
Find out more at gfirstlep.com/projects
GLOUCESTERSHIRE:
FUTURE-PROOFED
We need to make sure that today’s businesses are ready
for tomorrow.
That’s why we’ve partnered with the University of
Gloucestershire to create The Growth Hub, a specialist
centre that has already worked with thousands of local
businesses to help them plan, learn, network and expand.
It’s an idea that we think is just the business.
@GFirstLEP
Find out more at gfirstlep.com/projects
#GLFutureProof
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We wanted to bring as much life as
possible to the adverts we designed
for GFirst LEP – after all, their projects
have an impact on everyone in
Gloucestershire, not just the business
community. Using the Gloucestershire
flag as our base, we created colourful,
vibrant street scenes to illustrate the
impact that GFirst LEP funding has on
the local economy.
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Randall
& Payne
Randall & Payne have been
accountants in Gloucestershire
for over 138 years, but just
because a company’s got
heritage, it doesn’t mean
that it can rest on its laurels.
With Making Tax Digital on
the horizon, we were called
in to give Randall & Payne an
ambitious repositioning and
digital update, bringing their
brand up-to-date with their
21st century thinking.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Photography
• PR
• Graphic design
• SEO
• Web design
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The initial brief was ‘evolution, not
revolution’, but our insights from a
lively brand workshop showed us
that, with major change coming in the
sector, it was time to be brave. The
concept chosen instead erred on the
side of revolution, incorporating a
contemporary font. Lowercase lettering
was used to allow the firm to be seen
as modern, approachable and friendly,
while incorporating the brand’s signature
ampersand in a more modern way.
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Randall & Payne’s old website was
uninspiring and tricky to navigate,
so we flipped all of that on its head
to design and build a striking,
responsive website that matched
the expectations of the logo and
strapline. We gave the team full CMS
access so they could update their
news and events with ease, simplified
the site map so that it’s as easy as
possible to find the right page,
and drafted new copy that better
reflected the friendly, yet intelligent
nature of the Randall & Payne team.

We developed bespoke icons
for each section of the website,
signposting customers in the right
direction. To increase Randall &
Payne’s search visibility, we embarked
upon a complete SEO overhaul,
implementing a robust keyword
strategy and suggestions for an
ethical backlink campaign.
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Of course, a website is only as good
as its photography. To really bring it
to life, we took dynamic, stylish and
relaxed headshots of Randall & Payne’s
57-strong team, and went out to meet
their clients for on-location case study
shoots, capturing the wide variety of
businesses that they work with.

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As part of the rebrand, Randall &
Payne’s quarterly business magazine
In Focus was due for an overhaul.
We gave it the look and feel it
always deserved, so it wouldn’t look
out of place on the shelf of your
local newsagent.

We shunned clichéd background
stock images when it came to
redesigning Randall & Payne’s
adverts and instead focused on key
concepts that brought their business
propositions to life.
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SDI
Displays
POS and retail display experts
SDI approached us to help
them rebrand and reposition
the company, with a brief to
give equal prominence to
design and fabrication – to
help overcome the common
misconception that they are
just a manufacturer.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Photography
• Graphic design
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The new logo was created using
a bespoke font made exclusively
for SDI, inspired by the company’s
own expertise in manufacturing. To
accompany the logo, we created the
‘Made with Imagination’ strapline – a
neat, compelling line that not only
reinforces SDI’s manufacturing prowess
but also brings their design capabilities
proudly into the spotlight.
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We headed into the SDI factory and out
to see their projects in the wild to take
captivating case study photography that
would help bring their printed collateral
and website to life.
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We developed a fully responsive
website that better allowed SDI to
showcase their latest work, while
explaining their process and what
makes them different in a more
visual way. When first visiting the
website, visitors are shown a video
of SDI’s factory, which we planned,
shot and developed, giving them
an inside look at how SDI creates
each display piece.
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Fusion
Shear
After the success of their new
combs, there was no rest
for Lister Shearing as they
launched the Fusion Shear –
a revolutionary new shearing
handpiece that was designed
to be operated from a mains
supply, rather than a shearing
machine, without compromising
on power. They tasked Mighty
with developing a brand,
packaging and marketing
collateral for the product.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Packaging design
• Graphic design
• Photography
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Capitalising on Lister’s engineering
prowess, we created a brand and
logo that reflected the fact that the
company sits on the cutting edge of
shearing technology, using a strong,
tech-based font that was developed
specifically for the product and a
metallic sheen.
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When undertaking the product
photography for the Fusion Shear,
we wanted to ensure we captured
as much detail as possible while
also producing a dramatic,
exciting look and feel for the
product’s new packaging.

Armed with the right photography,
we not only created packaging that
put the focus back on the handpiece,
but we created bold imagery that
could be used on the Lister website
and social media channels.
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We don’t do
nice work
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Nice is the enemy of great.
In our world, “that’ll do” just
won’t do.
That’s why we offer so much
more than pretty pictures. Our
team of strategic thinkers,
web developers, writers and
designers combine their
talents to create great work
that really connects with
people, operating across
multiple channels to ensure
your message is heard loud
and clear.
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The Old
Stocks Inn
After being taken over and
undergoing a multi-million
pound refurbishment,
Cotswold boutique hotel
The Old Stocks Inn appointed
us to bring its unique brand
concept to life through a new
website, printed collateral,
a launch event, and ongoing
PR and social media
management.
Services used for this project:
• PR
• Social media
• Web design
• Photography
• Graphic design
• Media buying
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We planned, commissioned and art
directed stunning photography that
would capture the imagination of both
locals and tourists alike. This meant
showcasing the hotel’s gorgeous
interiors and sumptuous food.
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The responsive website we created
has user-generated content at its
very heart, which keeps the site fresh
and interesting. A unique wall of
guests’ Instagram pictures features
on the homepage, and visitors are
encouraged to upload photos that
capture their Cotswolds experience
using the hashtag #oldstocksinn.

Since the hotel opened, our PR
reviews programme achieved visits
from, and coverage in, The Times,
The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian,
Condé Nast, Elle Decoration,
Country Living, the Express &
Star, the Leicester Mercury, the
Nottingham Post and the Bristol Post,
as well as a host of travel bloggers.
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We also hand-drew local landmarks,
such as the spire of St Edwards
Church and Broadway Tower, and
made them into bespoke wallpapers,
which were used on printed collateral
and throughout the website.

We developed creative campaigns
for events both big and small, but
The Old Stocks Inn wanted to do
Christmas in style, so we developed
unique icons for each of their
main events. Our clever fold-out
leaflet even had a bespoke Old
Stocks Christmas jumper pattern
running throughout, way before the
ugly Christmas jumper became a
seasonal must-have.
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Shelsley Walsh
In operation since 1905
(with a short break for World
War II), Shelsley Walsh has
long been one of the most
challenging hill climb courses
in the country. They appointed
Mighty to bring their PR and
social media strategy into the
21st century.
Services used for this project:
• PR
• Social media
• Digital advertising
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We invited Subaru of America to
the hill so they could push the
2019 WRX STI to its limit, spending
the day hosting journalists from
Jalopnik, Roadshow, Hagerty,
Autoweek and more, where they
learned the ins and outs of hill
climbing on one of the country’s
most challenging courses.
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Shelsley Walsh put the
journalists through their
paces in a special driving
school session, while
we provided support by
answering questions about
the venue’s past and present
and photographing the
journalists’ experience
throughout the day. For
many of them, it was the first
time they’d ever tackled a
hill climb, and found it to be
unlike anything they’d ever
done before.

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Nephos
Nephos was formerly known
as DS Accountancy, which was
a fairly standard accountancy
firm name – mash together
the initials of the founders,
and you’ve got a business.
However, their proposition of
using cloud-based accounting
technology to grow your
business was far more
exciting. They approached
Mighty to give them a new
name, brand and website.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Copywriting
• Graphic design
• Illustration
• Naming
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We looked high and low for
inspiration that would accurately
sum up founder Joe David’s
mission statement without dating
quickly, and found it in Nephos – an
ancient Greek term for ‘cloud’. As
well as choosing a new name, we
developed a more contemporary,
techy logo that wouldn’t look out of
place on the Xero marketplace with
other leading fin-tech brands.
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We developed bespoke
illustrations that would remove
a typically heavy reliance on the
same old generic photography
that seems to be the mainstay of
accountancy firms nationwide.
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We also set to work on creating
a brand-new website that was
more in keeping with the Nephos
values, complete with bolder copy
and more stylish design. As part
of the website, we developed
bespoke icons to highlight key
services in a way that resonated
with how leading fin-tech brands
communicate with their customers.
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The Growth Hub
The Growth Hub was set up
to help businesses across
Gloucestershire to maximise
their potential through free
business support, training,
events and consultancy.
While they weren’t looking
for a wholesale change to
their brand, they wanted
to develop it further and
approached Mighty to create
an extended brand and
supporting collateral that
would help tell their story to
businesses in the region and
key stakeholders.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Graphic design
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When it was time for The Growth Hub
to report back to HEFCE to show
how the funding they’d received had
been put to good use, they turned to
us to develop a stunning publication.
We were determined to ensure that
we created a style that would allow
the results and key information leap
off the page.
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Iceberg model used to understand business challenge and growth potential:
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This is the business’s current position -
where they are, where they want to be.
Initial meeting: sense check ‘knowns’
and business guide diagnostic.
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LESSONS LEARNED
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KNOWN UNKNOWNS
Business Guide team resolve the
known/unknowns eg. “I know I need to
explore/protect my idea/innovate/raise
finance but I don’t know how”.
Growth Plan: Development of growth
plan to accelerate growth, access to
high growth masterclasses, on-going
one-to-one appointments with Guide.
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UNKNOWN
UNKNOWNS
Business Guide team
highlight areas of
improvement to
accelerate growth that
the business doesn’t
know they don’t know.
Growth relationship:
Business Guide acts as
critical friend, access
to high growth panels,
events etc.
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We developed striking infographics to make it easier to read and utilised a
new, bold colour palette throughout. We used big, pull-out quotes to highlight
the most important points and also created a ‘wow’ roll-fold element in the
centre of the document to fully incorporate The Growth Hub’s tube map
inspired business journey diagram.
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We further brought The Growth
Hub’s offering to life by developing
line-drawn icons. Working in
isolation or designed to be joined
up, they were conceived to
represent the long-lasting impact
that The Growth Hub’s support has
on the life of a business.
After moving into an impressive new
building, The Growth Hub enlisted
us to give it some personality. We
created the ‘Grobot’, who can be
found throughout the building
giving helpful advice and motivation,
and printed large, colourful vinyl
wallpapers featuring inspiring quotes.
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Chateau
Impney
Following a period of
administration, new ownership
and substantial investment,
Mighty was appointed to help
relaunch Chateau Impney
Hotel & Exhibition Centre,
playing an instrumental part in
restoring the landmark hotel
to national prominence.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Photography
• PR
• Social media
• Media buying
• Copywriting
• Signage
• Graphic design
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After in-depth discussions with
the owners, we developed an
all-encompassing marketing plan.
We started off by refining and
modernising the brand that was
already in place, developing a new
and more modern tone of voice.
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We developed a bespoke,
responsive website, which was
intelligently designed to showcase
all the elements of this multi-faceted
business. As well as developing an
intricate search facility that allows
users to compare different event and
exhibition spaces, we also developed
packages and offers functionality that
ensured each item switched itself off
once a deal expired.

We handled all the PR for the property
as well, coordinating media relations
nationally, regionally and in the trade
media, including the exhibition,
meetings and hotelier press, and
securing the Chateau’s inclusion in
The Times’ Cool Hotel Guide.
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We also undertook a photographic
programme. Working with a leading
hotels photographer, we worked
with the general manager to capture
beautiful interior and exterior
photography that would form the
core of all marketing collateral.

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We’re the
perfect mix
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In our experience, great work
and great people come as
a package.
As individuals, we’re strategic
thinkers, creative souls, digital
natives, story tellers, shrewd
analysts and talented artists.
We’re restless, tenacious, and
constantly curious. We talk
like people, not search engine
results, and we always believe
there’s a better way. Taken
individually, we’re all pretty
great. But together?
We’re Mighty.
Creativity
Know-how
Passion
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Invest in
Gloucestershire
Invest in Gloucestershire, a
project initiated by GFirst
LEP, was created with a
simple yet ambitious goal in
mind – to showcase the best
that our county has to offer
to the international business
community and encourage
growth through inward
investment. We were tasked
with bringing the Invest in
Gloucestershire proposition
to life through a new brand
and website that would inspire
businesses across the globe to
find out more about putting
down roots in the county.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Web design
• Copywriting
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Invest, Innovate, Grow.
Inspired by the six districts that
make up Gloucestershire, we
created a vibrant logo that showed
how dynamic the county could
be, with flowing lines to represent
growth and movement.
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We carried our lines throughout
the photography selected for the
website, showing how Invest in
Gloucestershire is at the heart of
business and progress in the county.

When it came to the website
itself, we needed to create
a hub that would appeal to
an international audience.
Although translation was
ruled out at this stage, we
developed a site with a
bespoke CMS, so language
support could be added at a
later date if required, and so
the site could grow with each
new industry focus.
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Portium
Leading UK door manufacturer
Calibre Doors has a strong
presence in the world of social
housing projects and new build
residential developments,
but were looking to enter
the lucrative market of luxury
homes and self-builds. We
created a brand that would
help the business leave a
lasting impression.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Graphic design
• Web design
• Social media
• Digital advertising
• Strapline generation
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The key feature of Portium’s door
was its core, which had been
engineered to be extremely
strong and secure. We took this
as our focus and developed the
strapline ‘Quality at its core’ to sum
up exactly what makes the door
special to consumers.
Luxury often means simplicity
and elegance, so we created a
stripped-back logo that utilised a
high-end, contemporary font while
representing the core of the door
with a simple, stylish marque.
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Given the product’s fledgling nature, we created a
simple brochure that showcased the full range of styles
available and key features. We kept the level of detail
pared back to what was absolutely essential, giving the
imagery room to shine, and used an uncoated stock to
provide a more premium feel.
Quality at its core
The threshold of quality
portiumdoors.com
portiumdoors.com
To cement Portium’s position as
a luxury addition to your home,
we created minimalist adverts
inspired by high-end interior design
magazines that emphasised the
quality of the doors.
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A simple website was developed for
launch to allow customers to download
a brochure and find out more about
the doors. The responsive website was
photography-heavy, with pop-up forms
that allowed customers to submit their
details and download the brochure.
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Local Industrial
Strategy
After an initial trial period across
a number of key regions, the
government put out a call for
LEPs across the country to devise
a Local Industrial Strategy – a
series of proposals to increase
local economic productivity.
Ever the trailblazer, GFirst LEP
wanted to stand out from the
rest with a dynamic, easy-to-read
document. They approached
us to bring their draft Local
Industrial Strategy to life.
Services used for this project:
• Graphic design
• Illustration
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We produced two documents for the LEP
– the draft LIS and its evidence base. Both
documents were huge, with complex
graphs and plenty of facts and figures,
so we took the time to create documents
that featured lush photography, plenty
of colour and simple infographics that
highlighted key items and made the
strategy as a whole easier to digest.
Other
18,400
6%
No Qualifications
12,700
4%
NVQ1 Only
35,500
11% Skills of the
Economically Active
in Gloucestershire
in 2018
NVQ4+
134,400
42%
NVQ2 Only
47,500
15%
Trades
9,700
3%
NVQ3 Only
58,600
19%
Incidence of firms reporting vacancies
28% 21% 20%
Gloucestershire South West England
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The draft Local Industrial Strategy
was released at GFirst LEP’s annual
review to great applause. It drove
high levels of traffic to the website,
where members of the business
community and beyond were able
to have their say and input into the
final version.
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Warden
Fire Doors
As news emerged about who
had manufactured the fire
doors in Grenfell Tower, we
handled crisis communications
for the Synseal Group,
ensuring publications had
the correct information
while managing our client’s
reputation. As well as handling
trade and local publications,
we also dealt with journalists
from national titles, including
the Sunday Times, who were
looking for a scapegoat.
Services used for this project:
• Branding
• Naming
• Copywriting
• Graphic design
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FIRE DOORS
Following months of research and
development, the Synseal Group was
confident that it had a fire door that
not only met the existing standards,
but exceeded them. We gave the
range the name Warden, based on
the fact that a fire warden is often
on the front line of defence in a
building, and developed a new brand
that reflected the premium nature of
the product with rich colours and a
strong, bold font.
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We created a brochure for the
range that put an emphasis on
safety, outlining key test results
and standards, and developed
bespoke icons that were used
throughout the brochure and on
the Warden website.

Throughout the year, we also liaised
directly with the Ministry of Housing,
Communities and Local Government,
keeping them informed throughout
the Synseal Group’s testing process
and helping them to bring together
industry leaders and implement best
practice across the fire door industry.
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Let’s start
something
great
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As a team, we’re ambitious,
honest and passionate about
what we do and we work best
with organisations that share
these values. So, if you like
how we think and what we do,
then perhaps we should have
a chat. Just give us a call or
drop us an email.
Mighty
Cheltenham
3 Imperial
Square
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL50 1QB
01242 235 000
hello@mightycomms.co.uk
Mighty
Worcester
Restdale House
32/33 Foregate
Street
Worcester
WR1 1EE
01905 887 690
hello@mightycomms.co.uk
@mightycomms
mightycomms.co.uk
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