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Wild Hive Wild Hive is a buzzing community of marketers and creatives passionate about innovative communication

We share a passion for people and a mission to share your vision with your audience. We place our trust in the free flow of ideas and the synthesis of your experience. Here in the hive our vision is to create a strategy that reaches people because it connects them to your passion. From concept development to strategic delivery, our team will ensure that your organisation, service or product acquires the exposure and presence in the marketplace that will fuel the growth of your business. No matter the size or structure of your organisation we believe the mission and trajectory of the organisation resides in the commitment and desire of its people. Wild Hive wants to showcase your business using the skills, expertise and our unique interpretation and knowledge of the marketplace.

We often get asked, "What is it like to work with Wild Hive?"Working with Wild Hive feels less like hiring an agency and...
13/10/2026

We often get asked, "What is it like to work with Wild Hive?"

Working with Wild Hive feels less like hiring an agency and more like gaining a team.

A team that understands education. A team that can take care of the strategy, campaigns and content needed to help your college reach the right people and communicate its vision clearly.

We turn ambition into momentum, helping colleges share their story, connect with prospective students and grow awareness of the opportunities they offer. That means leaders can spend less time worrying about marketing and more time focusing on formation, learning and ministry.

We recently spent a day on site with our friends at Youthworks, filming a video for Leaders in Training (LIT), their wee...
13/10/2026

We recently spent a day on site with our friends at Youthworks, filming a video for Leaders in Training (LIT), their week-long leadership camp for Years 9 to 12 students.

The young leaders were the stars of the day. One after another, they told us why they love LIT and what it means to them: the friendships, the Bible teaching, and the confidence to step up and lead in their churches, schools and communities. Real stories, told with a whole lot of heart.

It's such a privilege to see the impact Youthworks is having on young people!

We love helping partners like Youthworks share the important work they do, and nobody tells that story better than the people living it.

A huge thank you to the Youthworks leaders and every student who stepped in front of the camera. We can't wait to share the finished video.


October is Seniors Month in Queensland, and our wonderful client Churches of Christ marked the occasion with a Seniors ...
08/10/2026

October is Seniors Month in Queensland, and our wonderful client Churches of Christ marked the occasion with a Seniors Expo on the Sunshine Coast.

Our team was there to capture the day through photography and video, documenting the connection, conversations and sense of community shared between attendees, stallholders and the Churches of Christ team.

A beautiful celebration of ageing well, staying connected and the people and services supporting seniors across the community.

For many of the not-for-profits we work with, the Christmas appeal is one of the most important campaigns of the year. I...
06/10/2026

For many of the not-for-profits we work with, the Christmas appeal is one of the most important campaigns of the year. It funds the work on the front lines well into the new year.

If your appeal launches mid-November, that's only a few weeks from now. In that time it needs:

• A concept and creative
• Copy
• Donation pages
• Email journeys
• Print
• Approvals, and usually a second round
• Getting it live across every channel

We build and run Christmas appeals with our client partners every year, so we know what has to happen and when. There is still time, and we can help you get in market before Christmas. If you would like help running a Christmas appeal - DM us, we would love to help.

Recently, more than 100 suppliers, business partners and supporters gathered for Churches of Christ in Queensland Suppl...
02/10/2026

Recently, more than 100 suppliers, business partners and supporters gathered for Churches of Christ in Queensland Supplier and Business Partner Breakfast.

One attendee said afterwards it was “inspiring to hear about the real work that Churches of Christ does.”

Churches of Christ in Queensland shows up for residents, clients, families and communities every day. The people who supply and service that work rarely get to see it up close. Last week they had the opportunity to do just that.

Wild Hive worked alongside the team for months to bring the morning together. People left inspired, and ready to help.

This is why we do the work that we do - so that our client partners can continue to help the communities that they serve.

Some of the most useful work we do is spending time in a room together. A few weeks ago, our digital team spent a mornin...
30/09/2026

Some of the most useful work we do is spending time in a room together.

A few weeks ago, our digital team spent a morning at Yirranma Place in Darlinghurst with Eva, the CEO of St John's Community Services along with Astrid Dare and Sheridan Pelham from our team. No cameras. No deck to present. Just a table, a lot of coffee, and one question: how does St John's grow giving over the next few years?

St John's runs Rough Edges and Banksia Women.

Fundraising conversations get technical fast. This one didn't. It kept coming back to the same thing: the people who already give to St John's, why they started, and how to make it easy for them to keep going - and to bring someone else with them.

Paula, from our digital team, doesn't often get to be onsite with a partner. "Yesterday was a real treat," she said afterwards. "I can't wait to see how we can help SJCS help more folks in their community."

That's the honest version of what a strategy morning is for. Most organisations doing work this good are too busy doing it to think past the next campaign. Making room for that thinking is some of the most valuable time we spend with a client partner.

Thank you to Eva and the team at St John's for the morning, the honesty and the coffee. There's a lot ahead for Rough Edges and Banksia Women, and we're glad to be in it with you.

One of the great privileges of Wild Hive is working with organisations like Act for Peace Act for Peace works with and f...
28/09/2026

One of the great privileges of Wild Hive is working with organisations like Act for Peace

Act for Peace works with and for people around the world who have been uprooted by conflict and disaster — partnering with local organisations and communities to help people find safety, rebuild their lives and create lasting change.

Right now, that work includes responding to devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, where communities have lost homes, livelihoods and vital infrastructure.

Recently, on a Friday morning, Act for Peace reached out to our team. An emergency appeal was being mobilised and they needed a donation page live urgently.

By that afternoon, the appeal was launched.

Wild Hive’s digital team built the page and got it live, so the Act for Peace team could stay focused on what mattered most: mobilising supporters and getting help to communities affected by the disaster.

This is the kind of partnership we love.

Good digital infrastructure isn’t the story. It should simply make it easier for organisations doing important work to respond when the moment demands it.

We’re incredibly proud to partner with Act for Peace and to play a small part in supporting their work.

The Nepal Floods Emergency Appeal is live now. If you’re able to help, please consider giving.
actforpeace.org.au/how-to-help-give/give-now/nepal

One of the great privileges of Wild Hive is working with organisations like Act for Peace works with and for people aro...
28/09/2026

One of the great privileges of Wild Hive is working with organisations like

Act for Peace works with and for people around the world who have been uprooted by conflict and disaster, partnering with local organisations and communities to help people find safety, rebuild their lives and create lasting change.

Right now, that work includes responding to devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, where communities have lost homes, livelihoods and vital infrastructure.

Recently, on a Friday morning, Act for Peace reached out to our team. An emergency appeal was being mobilised and they needed a donation page live urgently.

By that afternoon, the appeal was launched.

Wild Hive’s digital team built the page and got it live, so the Act for Peace team could stay focused on what mattered most: mobilising supporters and getting help to communities affected by the disaster.

This is the kind of partnership we love.

Good digital infrastructure isn’t the story. It should simply make it easier for organisations doing important work to respond when the moment demands it.

We’re incredibly proud to partner with Act for Peace and to play a small part in supporting their work.

The Nepal Floods Emergency Appeal is live now. If you’re able to help, please consider giving.
actforpeace.org.au/how-to-help-give/give-now/nepal

Recently our Director, Kathy Elliot, went on a road trip. Here is what she had to say about her experience. "2,200 km by...
23/09/2026

Recently our Director, Kathy Elliot, went on a road trip. Here is what she had to say about her experience.

"2,200 km by road.🛻
1,700 km by air. 🛫
Wagga. Mildura. Gold Coast. Brisbane.

The past two weeks have involved a lot of travel - working onsite with partners, running a workshop, meeting potential new partners, and spending time co-working, strategising and coaching with some of our team.

And somewhere amongst all those kilometres, I was reminded of something surprisingly simple:

It’s easier to listen well when we’re face to face.

There’s something about sitting across the table from someone that changes the conversation. It becomes softer. There’s more room for curiosity. More opportunity to ask the follow-up question. And it becomes about more than the work or the transaction.

Sometimes, the most important moments happen in the spaces around the work.

Like discovering during a workshop break that one of the delegates was the mother of someone I’d connected with at a previous event. A small-world moment that probably wouldn’t have happened on a screen.

Or the follow-up question during a workshop that led to an “ah-ha!” moment about an organisation’s work. The answer wasn’t on their website. It hadn’t really been articulated before. But it completely changed my understanding of how they support people in need — exactly the kind of insight we need if we’re going to help create a great fundraising campaign.

Online, I’m not sure either of those moments would have happened. We would have had an agenda, done the work, finished the call and clicked “Leave Meeting”.

Face to face, there was space.
Space to listen.
Space to notice.
Space to be curious.
Space for genuine connection.

I’ve arrived home tired, but somehow with a mind that feels more rested and less cluttered.

Which is probably a good thing, because now there’s plenty to do: conversations to continue, strategies to develop, campaigns to create, and all that listening and learning to distil into good work.

Excited for what comes next.

And, perhaps surprisingly after 3,900 km of travel, already looking forward to the next trip. 💛"

That’s a wrap on CMAA HIVE conference 2026.Two days at the QT Gold Coast. Seven sessions. Google and AI, building a Meta...
22/09/2026

That’s a wrap on CMAA HIVE conference 2026.

Two days at the QT Gold Coast. Seven sessions. Google and AI, building a Meta campaign in the Andromeda era, growing a social community, measuring whether the campaign actually worked, planning the year, and the culture advantage.

Every session was taught by someone from our team who spends the rest of the year sitting inside organisations doing this work, not describing it from the outside.

Thank you to everyone who came, some of you travelling a long way to get there, and to the crew behind the scenes who built the slides, the handouts and the run sheets that made two very full days work.

We loved having you in the room. 🐝

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