In a fast moving campaign we seek to be several steps ahead of the other side – always preparing new surprises.
Equally all clients are unique – some want privacy, others want to publicly lead a campaign.
These factors lead to a need for great flexibility between a range of tactics.  Some tactics we borrow, others are our own inventions.

This was first used in our successful campaign to persuade MEPs to vote against the European Commission’s proposals on e-cigarettes.  The subject line for each email starts with “100 Words on…”  This promise of brevity encourages busy decision makers to open the emails which are pithily expressed messages of exactly 100 Words.

This campaign was created as a rallying point for critics of the RSPB and highlights Sir Ian Botham’s criticism of the charity.  The media sees YFTB as a key voice in the debate over bird conservation and no longer uncritically accepts the RSPB’s perspective.

This site contributes to the intense debate around Britain’s charities with a forensic analysis of how excessive fundraising costs often result in very little being spent on those who are supposed to benefit.   It also provides a vision for how the sector’s structure can become more responsive.