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Here are some examples of digital and print comms for a range of clients to give you a flavour of what we do.
Charterhouse is one of England’s top schools set in a beautiful campus in the Surrey countryside. As part of a review of alumni engagement, they asked us to help them revamp their alumni magazine. The aim was to turn it into a modern publication that their global readership would be interested to receive.
The Scottish Government funded service, Business Gateway, wanted to change its perceived relevance to growth businesses. The solution was a digital and print magazine, and a brand new podcast channel.
Ideas Hub has constantly evolved with changes in technology and communications trends, developing from a print newsletter into a magazine and then two digital formats.
Businessman and former Hot Rum Cow magazine collaborator David Riddell has launched a new business promoting Scottish whisky distillery tours.
At the peak of ‘print is dead’ doom-mongering, we took the very bold move of launching our own magazine – a global title about booze called Hot Rum Cow. Some thought we were mad; but Hot Rum Cow has transformed White Light Media.
After a string of successful smaller projects, the Port of Leith Housing Association (PoLHA) decided to entrust the redesign of build of their website to White Light Media.
Having built up a strong relationship with Maersk Oil UK, White Light was approached by TotalEnergies Exploration and Production UK (TEPUK) to write, design and produce its quarterly internal magazine, Life Magazine.
The events group enlisted us to rebrand their huge Hotelympia show and provide a wide range of event marketing materials.
White Light was born in 2001. We’re now old enough to get married, join the army and ride a moped. Naturally, reaching significant milestones can trigger self-contemplation and pose a few existential questions. What is the purpose of our agency now? What are we best at? And where is the market heading next?
The team behind London Wine Fair had been looking for event marketing inspiration for the Fair’s return to the iconic London Olympia. When a copy of Hot Rum Cow landed on their desk, they decided to give us a call.