Building an agency’s brand through the opinions of its people

Developing a compelling thought leadership track for Anomaly Berlin

We helped to build Anomaly Berlin’s brand profile and differentiate it as more than ‘just an agency’, through a targeted thought leadership program that resulted in 32 articles of quality, brand building media coverage.

No fillers, all thought pieces. And most importantly, all done in true Anomaly style - focusing on a strategic approach, mining deeper insights and showing that things can be done in a way that’s a bit different and a lot more meaningful.

After working with the agency’s leaders to identify the topics that mattered most – including female leadership, modern luxury, diversity, Web3, Generation Alpha, new ways of working and Anomaly’s unique business model – we pitched interviews and deeper opinion pieces with A-list media titles.

As well as securing in-depth, strategic thought leadership coverage and inclusion in wider trend analysis pieces, we also successfully raised the profiles of Anomaly’s spokespeople from virtual unknowns to expert commentators who are sought-after by journalists. Highlights include numerous interviews, a front page story,  a 7-page interview in print with the creative leader - and comments from clients and other stakeholders that there is ‘real momentum around Anomaly’. We’re happy.

Overall, we built such a solid foundation of expertise and opinions that media interest and coverage in Anomaly Berlin spread from niche marcomms media to business and mainstream media. 

Coverage Book press report here 

Media value: 33.750 Euro

Read interview here

Result

32 pieces of in-depth quality press coverage 

With a total online audience of 8.59 million 

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