Threepipe
In case you were wondering, our name was inspired by Sherlock Holmes, one of the world’s most analytical, insightful and creative minds.
And just like Sherlock, when it comes to solving problems, we like to avoid the obvious and the expected in favour of the original, the imaginative and the impactful.
The tools of our trade
We create strategies and campaigns that build awareness, engage audiences, create advocates, influence behaviour and ultimately deliver the reactions needed to solve communications problems.
We can offer the perfect blend of digital marketing, PR, social media and content creation, always with a rigorous focus on data, measurement and delivering commercial outcomes.
Join Us
We’re always on the lookout for new talent to join our team, so get in touch if you’ve got what it takes.
We want to attract the best in the business, so we invest time, effort and money in making Threepipe a great place to work.
Join us and you’ll find a great environment, exciting clients, comprehensive training and development, great perks and a friendly, sociable bunch of colleagues.
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Campari – 2013 Campari Calendar
5th February , 2013 | Admin
How can we launch the 2013 Campari Calendar to create maximum impact while extending the reach of the campaign beyond the first week?
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Jim Hawker
Co-founder
Eddie May
Co-founder
Farhad Koodoruth
Co-founder
David Robson
Head of planning
Daniel Vaczi
Associate director, digital
Kate Simpson
Associate director, consumer PR
Phil Borge
Associate director, corporate PR
Beth Carroll
Head of social media
Benedict Clark
Digital operations director
Mike Lancaster
Digital operations director
Laura Coleman
Account director
Gillian Quinn
Content manager
Mehdy Mamode
New business & account director
Anouska Leon
New business manager
Tougher Mudder
17th May , 2013 | Mark Andrews
A few weeks ago we wrote about our Tough Mudder exploits – eight hardcore Threepipers tackling a 12 mile obstacle course in aid of our chosen charity, the Heart of Kent Hospice. With our fitness levels nowhere near where they should be, the team decided to take drastic action, and we recently devised a weekly
Surviving Google – the Need for New PR and SEO Strategies
7th May , 2013 | Sandra Melo
Google’s last wave of algorithm updates has changed SEO forever. For years, many webmasters and SEO practitioners tried to manipulate Google’s algorithm by using link farms and paid links. In 2011, Google released the Panda update to lower the rank of “poor-quality sites”. A year later, Penguin came along to target websites that were using