Sprint Packages
What is a ‘sprint’? The idea behind sprints is to explore and produce the best ideas, by focusing attention in short bursts. Each sprint is pre-planned with a time and an outcome.
These sessions are aimed at getting ideas and priorities defined, without the pain of agonising over details, which can stifle creativity – the best idea is usually the first idea!
Brand sprint package
Our brand sprint package brings your team together to get them up to speed with branding, why it’s so important, and how to make it as strong as possible.
We break sprints down into three steps, with each one focusing on small, controlled tasks and workshops.
Cost: From £750
Step 1: Outline
We’ll go through a planning document together and set our expectations and desired outcomes. Throughout this step, we’ll be priming our thought processes and preparing for the creative work ahead.
Step 2: Segment
We’ll go through each segment in a set amount of time. Wherever we get to is where we leave it (for now). When we’re done, we’ll gather our ideas and vote on any that weren’t decided in time. We’ll also highlight areas we think deserve greater detail post-sprint.
Step 3: Consolidate
A week or so after the sprint, we’ll bring together all of our ideas, suggestions, and executions into a report. From there, we’ll have a strong, collaborative foundation to develop your brand further.
Social media planning sprint
Get your social media activity planned and sorted for the year with our planning sprint package. We’ll develop a strategy; identify three key audiences and channels for each of them; and plan your tactics and 12 months’ worth of campaigns.
We break sprints down into bitesize steps, with each one focusing on small, controlled tasks and workshops. There’s a lot to get through so Step 5 might be completed in a separate session.
After the sprint you will get a content calendar with all your campaigns and content ideas included.
Cost: From £575
Step 1: Objectives
A quickfire first step to determine the timeline and core marketing objectives for our upcoming social media activity, such as brand awareness or defence and differentiation.
Step 2: Goals
We’ll determine what SMART targets and longer-term plans we need in place to generate the right activity and meet our objectives.
Step 3: Campaigns
The content we create needs to be coherent and relevant, which is why we’ll use this step to plan for different audiences (B2B and B2C) and themes (e.g. seasonal, business-led, or other activities).
Step 4: Tactics
By this point, we’ve done a lot of the legwork – the fun stuff comes next! This step is where we’ll determine the types of content we’ll create, from content types (videos, blog posts, case studies) to promotional tools including hashtags and PR.
Step 5: Content
Our fifth and final stage sees us fill out a content calendar with content types, any imagery required, campaign length, and production schedules. And, just like that, you’ll have up to a year of social media planned and ready to be executed.
Digital positioning sprint
If you aren’t sure where your company sits in the digital world, or you want to reposition, our digital positioning sprint will identify the areas you need to focus on. We’ll cover current internal skills, external skills, supply and service chains, and more.
We break sprints down into three steps, with each one focusing on small, controlled tasks and workshops.
Cost: From £575
Step 1: Orient
To begin, we’ll get clear on your current digital maturity and capabilities. After that’s done, we’ll outline our goal for improvement, for example increasing data capture and usage, skills development, or introducing a specific piece of marketing tech.
Step 2: Analyse
This stage will see us exploring opportunities to improve your digital standing, keeping in line with the goal we’ve already decided on. This focused approach means we aren’t trying to do everything at once, but trying to make a clear improvement to one specific area of the business.
Step 3: Progress
We’ll summarise our work in a report after the sprint is finished. By the end of this process, you’ll be crystal clear on where your business sits in terms of digital positioning, what areas are most in need of work, and how to do it smoothly and effectively.
