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28/02/2022

Do you know your branding partner inside and out? You should.

Why? In part two of our interview with Chigwell School’s former Marketing and Admissions Director, Jayne Burton talks about why your choice of a brand partner that aligns with your organisation’s values could be key to your rebrand success.

Want to learn more?

Our multi-award-winning case study: https://nalla.co.uk/project/chigwell-school/

Full interview with Jayne: https://nalla.co.uk/a-few-things-you-wish-you-knew-before-embarking-on-a-rebrand-%ef%bf%bc/

21/02/2022

Ever wondered about the number one reason for rebrand failure?

Chigwell School’s former Marketing and Admissions Director Jayne Burton spills the beans on why senior leadership buy-in and support is mission-critical from the outset. This is one not to be missed!

Want to learn more?

Our multi-award-winning case study: https://nalla.co.uk/project/chigwell-school/

Full interview with Jayne: https://nalla.co.uk/a-few-things-you-wish-you-knew-before-embarking-on-a-rebrand-%ef%bf%bc/

17/01/2022

We chose Cubao typeface for our take on a new logo for Strut Safe. Why? It has a gender-neutral inclusive feel and it’s easy to read at all sizes.

05/01/2022

Kicking off 2022 in style, our Chigwell School rebrand is a Transform - magazine Awards Europe finalist in not one, not two, but THREE categories!

Fingers crossed for Gold on 30 March, and watch this space for our upcoming interview with Jayne Burton, former Director of Marketing and Admissions, whose client-side leadership led to results that include:

• Top of Google search ranking within one year
• 5% YoY increase in new student registrations
• 9% increase in acceptances from the top quartile of entrance exams
• 21% increase in web sessions

See the full story: https://nalla.co.uk/project/chigwell-school/

Big shout out also to the amazing Nalla team members that made this work happen (Bethan Thomas, Alice Saunders, Kirsty Tavendale, Vicki Young) and the dev wizards at Pepper Digital!

04/11/2021

When we wrote this article way back in 2019, we were slightly more pessimistic about the future of micro-mobility, but many of the problems (and promises) of the burgeoning industry that we identified at the time still ring true.

With e-scooters popping up on the corners of every major city and their mass adoption seemingly well underway, it looks as if they're here to stay (for now at least) - what's next for the industry and how long can it last in its current form? Let us know what you think in the comments...

Micromobility has the potential to solve some of the most pressing issues of our time, whilst also enabling new and improved ways of living.

06/10/2021

The first section of focuses on the changing face of culture. The meaning and importance of team culture has changed rapidly in the past year or so. What counted as culture in 2019 (in-office gym, ping pong table, values on walls etc.) is no longer as relevant. With remote and hybrid working here to stay, companies can no longer rely on their office space to create a culture.

To attract and retain the best talent, culture must be more than skin deep. Brands need to create long term culture strategies for remote or hybrid working.

Find out more in , a new report from Nalla, designed to help marketers and business owners begin to address some of the key challenges of 2021. Download your copy for free here: https://nalla.co.uk/the-brand-agenda/

21/09/2021

We're hiring!

Are you an experienced Account Manager or Senior Account Manager, looking for a new challenge and an opportunity to be part of a kick-ass team with big plans for the future?

If you'd like to join the Nalla family and have a hand in shaping one of the UK's most exciting agencies, apply here: https://buff.ly/3lnAq7F

14/07/2021

It may not be coming home quite yet, but there's still a lot that brands can learn from England's head honcho, Gareth Southgate.

The team we saw at Euros 2020 was a team the whole nation could truly get behind, and Southgate - alongside his players - was pivotal in creating an environment and system that enabled that to happen - the good news is, you can bring that same magic to your own organisation.

Have a read below, as you eagerly await World Cup 2022...

This is what brands can learn from Gareth Southgate, England FC manager and national waistcoat-wearing icon.

12/07/2021

We've been nominated - now we need your help!

Our projects for Chigwell School and MindFull have both been nominated for the Creativepool , yay! Before the official results are announced, there is a chance for the public to cast their own votes for their favourite projects, and we'd love it if you could vote for ours!

It's easy to do, and helps us get in with a chance of bagging another award for two projects that we love - you can vote here: https://lnkd.in/ebB6zqR

Here's where to find our projects in the Categories list:

- Chigwell School: Branding
- MindFull: Social Good

Please note, you need a Creativepool account in order to cast your vote!

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07/07/2021

England FC has risen from the ashes, uniting a post-Brexit Britain that has for years felt divided and tense. Whether you love football or hate it, there is plenty that brands can learn from Gareth Southgate, his leadership, tactics and his general approach to his team.

Nalla’s own football fanatic, Design Director Jonny Davidson, explains below how brands can harness the Gareth Southgate energy and turn it into real-world action within their organisations.

Read more here: https://nalla.co.uk/what-brands-can-learn-from-gareth-southgate/

This is what brands can learn from Gareth Southgate, England FC manager and national waistcoat-wearing icon.

05/07/2021

"As long as Amazon’s business model relies on this kind of disposal culture, things are only going to get worse.”

When your business model relies on destroying and disposing of perfectly usable products, it's time to change your business model.

Amazon claims they never send products to landfills - but this investigation shows how one of the worlds largest companies, owned by the wealthiest person on the planet, are not following through with their promises to eradicate waste and assume their critical role of setting an example for others to follow.

Do better, Amazon.

An ITV News investigation has uncovered the sheer scale of waste at one of Amazon's UK warehouses, with TVs and laptops among the items being thrown away. | ITV National News