For IFA Berlin, we successfully set up the launch of the sustainable device subscription service "Circular" and four new Nokia smartphones within four weeks. We skilfully combine our strengths in marketing and events and demonstrate them in everything from stage design & interior to advertising materials from in-house branding. The international press event and the VIP dinner went off without a hitch, and if the CEO is to be believed, this was probably one of the best launch events ever.

Our New Year's resolution? To improve digital wellbeing together with the Nokia community. To this end, we are launching a campaign with a landing page, competitions and tips & tricks on how the smartphone can support "digital wellbeing". Within two weeks, the campaign generates thousands of impressions and over 500 leads. Feels good.

For every sale of a Nokia X or G series smartphone, the Finnish giant will plant between 10 and 20 trees together with climate initiative Ecologi. Even more amazingly, Nokia’s global division opted to use our campaign, which covered everything from the name and headline to the icon and key visuals.

The aim of the Easter competition we dreamed up for Nokia was to generate as many leads as possible. We animated the campaign, hosted it on various social media channels, handed out the prizes and settled on the packaging. Oh, and we generated more than 1,500 leads in the process.

Real goes digital: in Switzerland, hiking is something of a national sport. As is posting on social media. So organising a user integration campaign with 16 promotions in hiking regions seemed an obvious choice. The influencer collective helvetic.collective gave the campaign the drive it needed online and, working with Ovo, we had the support of a cult brand when it comes to real-world customer communications. The result: almost 600 photos posted and an unbelievable average website visit of 2:20 minutes.