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  One of the first questions I ask any client who comes looking for a rebrand is: “Why?”. I don’t just ask this because I’m contrarian, but because all too often they are looking for the solution to a problem that can’t be solved by brand alone. A repair isn’t as sexy as a rebuild

Last week, while watching the video of Mary Beard’s excellent London Review of Books Winter Series lecture on Women in Power, I was struck by her focus on language – in particular on the way in which language that excludes women from power has become part of our everyday lexicon. Women, Beard points out, are

It’s always satisfying to see our work come to life – and that’s exactly what I got to do when I visited the Brightstar stand last week at the Mobile World Congress 2017 in Barcelona. It was great to see some first-hand reactions to the branding and propositions we created to help cement Brightstar’s transformation

We’re all about challenging creative ideas at JPC, and you can’t get more challenging than The Guerilla Girls. Formed in 1985, the American art activists have had over 55 member combinations throughout the years, who all remain anonymous to this day thanks to the gorilla masks they wear. On a mission to highlight discrimination in

As a student, your expectation of a week’s work experience tends to involve adopting the role of ‘chief tea maker.’ Luckily for me, this was not the case during my week with JPC. Everyone was so welcoming and supportive of my development throughout the week. They introduced me to the world of B2B marketing at

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the last year (at least), you’ll know that Southern Rail customers are not happy. Nor are the guards, the drivers, the unions, or the UK Government. Last Thursday (supposedly) saw the end of strikes after a deal was struck between ASLEF and Southern, which should result in

A new year can only mean one thing: resolutions left, right and centre. But how can you make sure your marketing resolutions don’t meet the same fate as that ambitious gym membership that is normally dead by February. We believe the key lies in focusing more on what not to do! These are just a

When was the last time you said NO to a brief? An internal initiative? An ask of the sales team? A marketing opportunity? It isn’t easy is it? As the battle for market share intensifies, challenging a company missive or a brief – let alone saying no to any part of it – can seem like

It’s January, so can be sure that you’re filling up work diaries for the year… don’t forget to pencil in our inside scoop on the unmissable London marketing and design events in 2017. The Posh One: MARKETING WEEK LIVE 8-9 March Marketing Week Live is celebrating its 39th birthday this year – making it the

Let’s face it. In the world of B2B creative, it’s all too easy to be overly corporate. Often, you end up relying on the likes of a stock image site that leaves you with about as much cut through as the blunt side of a plastic spoon. Adrift in a bland sea of stock, it’s

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On hearing the exciting news that Apple is about to land at Battersea Power Station, it got us thinking a little more about the project from our perspective, having just recently built the brand for BASE, the Battersea Academy of Skills Excellence. By 2025, the 42 acre Battersea Power Station development will have created 17,000

If you’ve ever wanted to get closer to Bjork, then Bjork Digital at Somerset House gives you the perfect opportunity. Although having visited it last week, I’d warn you that even her biggest fan might feel it’s a little too close for comfort as you’re rolled around the inside of her mouth during an immersive

It’s difficult to ignore the sudden influx of video around us. On social media, in web banners, in advertising, it’s swiftly becoming the single most influential medium for sharing information. And recent improvements in technology are making it even harder to ignore. Video has become far more accessible and cheaper to produce. When done well

A humid summer’s evening on the 7th July saw an exclusive group of designers descend upon the red carpet of the London Palladium to witness the eagerly-awaited European premiere of Invision’s feature-length film, “Design Disruptors”. Introduced by their content lead, Clair Byrd, Design Disruptors is a documentary showcasing how product design has emerged as the

Our Thought for the Month blog comes from guest contributor, Elisabeth, who is halfway through her internship with us. At JPC, we pride ourselves on our bravery, to be able to stand up, be honest and realise your full potential; everyone in the team brings that to their work every day. When I started my

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your words were totally misinterpreted? Have you thought you were saying one thing only to find the other person heard something entirely different?” I for one know my words have failed me on multiple occasions. I spent most of my school years trying to sound more

Now, don’t get me wrong. I love digital and technology. I eat it up for breakfast. I’m lost without my iPhone – as I discovered recently when I realised I’d raced out of the house without it. Total panic set in – how would anybody reach me? How would I contact them? Of course I

We have never before had such a wide-ranging understanding of how technology and communications work. Even as part of the Millennial generation, my experience is hugely different from that of people just 10 years younger. And businesses are finding this too – the landscape they find themselves in now differs massively from that of two