31 Jan 2019

Digital agency London HQ

Over the past 12 years, our digital agency has moved a number of times, never venturing further afield than our original home Soho, London where the agency was born in 2007.

So true to form, we're excited to announce after 5 years on Argyll Street, overlooking Liberty London, we're staying in Soho and moving to the more refined, upmarket surrounds of Great Pulteney Street.

Behind the scenes of our new studio

Occupying the entire top floor of two large Georgian buildings, knocked together, the office has incredible light thanks to a number of huge skylights.

With a vintage/industrial vibe, the office is being custom designed to our exacting specification.

We've flirted with the idea of moving to Clerkenwell, Shoreditch or even Bermondsey Street, but the unique vibrancy of Soho has always won us over

Jonathan Smith, Founder / Managing Director

Built for maximum collaboration, but with care made to enable privacy and quiet zones for concentration when you need it, our contractors are on site turning our dreams to reality.

Update: We moved in end of Feb and couldn't be happier. Our studio features heavily on Instagram and Facebook, so give us a follow for more studio based content.

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Data driven personalisation

As Acquia partners, we’ve worked with their Lift product for several of our clients, employing the platform in different ways.

Acquia Lift allows us to gather the insights we need to create and deliver targeted, in-context experiences that drive engagement, conversion, and loyalty.

Our most recently launched project (now live in beta) leverages and extends Lift and Content Hub to provide a truly personalised browsing experience for Institute of Physics members.

IOP’s personalised platform

Using the Content Hub component of Lift, we syndicate content from a range of the IOP’s digital properties, all built on different platforms. As Lift only accepts content from Drupal sources, we created a Drupal-based proxy - called CHAP (Content Hub API Proxy) - which passes the content up to the Content Hub platform for syndication.

That content is then displayed alongside on-site content on the IOP’s new web platform (designed and built by Catch). There, members can log in and - using our simple onboarding process combined with the all-new global taxonomy we devised - personalise their experience with the IOP.

See Acquia Lift for The Institute of Physics at http://beta.iop.org, or get in touch with us to learn more about how we can deliver targeted, in-context experiences that drive engagement, conversion, and loyalty for you.