At GLS we have a firm belief in the power of marketing to achieve specific behavioral goals for social good.

As with any piece of communication, achieving 'cut-through' and speaking to a target audience in their vernacular is essential. Without a complete understanding of the audience and proper market segmentation, achieving change is impossible.

Our approach draws upon psychology, sociology and anthropology – under-pinned with a firm grounding of effective marketing techniques. This helps us to understand all the barriers a communication task needs to break through.

We are currently working alongside DAATs, NHS, LSCs, local authorities, PCTs, rehabilitation centres, fire and rescue and other various support groups. Helping with all of their marketing requirements, whether that is the design and production of literature to fully integrated campaigns featuring outdoor posters, press advertising, online strategy, research, radio and event planning.

All of the work on show here has been recognised by various marketing award schemes for its effectiveness and creativity. Without true partnerships with our clients this would not have been possible to achieve.

For more information please call Alex on 01782 749497 or email alexs@grisdalelesniakswann.com

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