by Casey Reed | Apr 3, 2023 | All Blogs, Media buying, MEERKAT HAPPEN, Recent projects
MEERKATs are avid explorers, and love being inspired by new places to visit. A shiny new pin on our “MEERKAT map” is the American state of Georgia. Georgia is known for its stunning state parks, its role in American history and the civil war, and its subtropical...
by Alice Bartholomew | Feb 14, 2023 | All Blogs, Media buying, Recent projects
It’s been very rewarding working with TTM and Visit San Antonio on planning and buying this digital advertising campaign at St Pancras Station, London. In the depths of winter, what better place to stand out – inspiring both commuters and visitors to consider...
by Heidi Carroll | Jan 16, 2023 | All Blogs, Out & About, Recent projects
If you live in London keep your eyes peeled for the Louisiana Office of Tourism Taxis that keep on giving! The creative they supplied includes Alligators, Crabs, Trumpets and Ducks so hard to avoid on the streets of London. Taxis are just one of the many options for...
by Casey Reed | Dec 15, 2022 | All Blogs, Media buying, Recent projects
At MEERKATworks we love trying new dishes, and the Gressingham Duck recipe booklet provides some great tips and inspiration for the kitchen. We’re currently running a programmatic campaign with Gressingham Duck using a combination of standard and high impact...
by Alice Bartholomew | Dec 1, 2022 | All Blogs, Media buying, Recent projects
“Seven days without comedy makes one weak …” The MEERKATs love to laugh so it’s no surprise we are really enjoying working with Just The Tonic – Comedy clubs that run right across the UK. We planned and bought a programmatic campaign – with original...
by heidi-carroll | Nov 30, 2022 | All Blogs, MEERKAT HAPPEN, Recent projects
The beauty of reading a newspaper is that you don’t need to rely on the internet. You don’t need a plug and you don’t need a battery. You can simply ‘be’ and read whatever newspaper you want, wherever you want. So long as you took it with you! Firm evidence of this...
