Rare Digital

27/11/2019

We're excited to announce the launch of a new brand, Incaloop.

Incaloop has been designed to couple original thinking with imaginative design to create the unimaginable from the ground up.

Over the past three years, ex Wavemaker duo Lyndsay Broughton and Jake Mason have worked to create a new breed of marketing agency that enables innovative businesses to develop and leverage distinctive brand assets that set their business apart. In continuation of this, and as the next step for our agency, as of today, Rare Digital will be trading as Incaloop.

Please head across to our new page Incaloop to keep up to date with the agency, work and industry trends.

01/02/2018

Really excited to finally share a project that we've been working on with our client Kene Partners. A responsive website that reflects Kene Partners fresh approach to R&D Tax consultancy.

Really excited to announce the launch of our new website. A site that reflects our fresh approach to R&D Tax consultancy, check it out http://Kene.Partners

31/05/2017

Very excited to see the shiny new Northwest Football Awards site live today. We've had so much fun working on this project and can't wait to see the 2017 Awards get underway. Thanks to all at Wolfe and The Northwest Football Awards

The Northwest Football Awards was launched to celebrate the brightest and best in the game. Join us for the NWFA 2017 on the 13th November 2017

22/05/2017

Beyond proud of our client University Cribs who have made it onto list of the UK’s best and brightest start-ups 💪 What a way to start the week. http://startups.co.uk/startups-100/2017/

The longest-running index of the best new businesses in the UK right now. Find out the most successful entrepreneurs running the best start-ups in 2017 here

04/05/2017

We're loving this emoji URL shortener http://mosho.ws/👕📦🚭

03/05/2017

Excited to see that the research we've been compiling for our client University Cribs has made it into both CityAm and The Independent this morning https://goo.gl/MPZPGF

More than half of university students are now forced to pay more than £100 per week for accommodation as rents have soared in recent years. In 2014, just 36.6 per cent of students paid more than £100 each week, accommodation search engine University Cribs found. That figure rose to 51.8 per cent las...

02/05/2017

Thrilled to be able to announce that Rare Digital has been appointed to run the digital marketing for London-based wellness app, FITERNITY APP
http://www.raredigital.co.uk/wellbeing-app-fiternity/

London-based wellness app, Fiternity has appointed Rare Digital to run their digital marketing in the UK, helping with both activation and digital strategy.

18/04/2017

07/04/2017

China is leading us to the future of commerce with social commerce and entertainmerce providing new and innovative ways to shop.

A combination of behemoth social commerce apps such as WeChat and the rise of live streaming "see now buy now" fashion shows are shining a light on how behind the West is when it comes to e-commerce.

Binding these new commerce channels together is mobile with the convergence being driven by mobile first millennial and Gen Z customers who want to be entertained and to socialize whilst they shop.

The launch of new e-commerce-focused ad formats by Facebook/Instagram and new AI bots such as mode.ai shows a considered and definite move towards social commerce, however, it's fair to say that the West is still a long way behind and we need to up our game fast. http://buff.ly/2nAPL5J

06/04/2017

Feeling extremely excited and very privileged to be a part of this incredible journey. The next global brand for student accommodation? University Cribs on chasing success http://www.growthbusiness.co.uk/student-accommodation-university-cribs-2550323/

University Cribs' Jack Jenkins, Daniel Jeffreys and Christian Samuel walk us through the journey to provide accommodation for students.

05/04/2017

Inflated customer expectations put pressure on the Travel industry.

e-marketer research shows it often takes only one bad customer experience to turn off consumers from using a travel brand.

The powerful combination of travel review websites and always-on social media means that it’s now more important than ever for travel brands to make sure they’re ready to handle misunderstandings and complaints as they arise rather than after the event.

The percentage of total respondents who said they wouldn’t tolerate poor customer service in the travel industry rose from 12% in Q4 2015 to 21% in Q4 2016, the largest increase of any category studied.

http://buff.ly/2nAOJH4