User-Friendly · Marketing & campaigning

Important messages deserve strategic thinking

That’s why we specialise in providing marketing & campaigning services to non-profits working towards solving the world's biggest challenges.

To say I am impressed with User-Friendly is an understatement. The quality of their work is amazing. They are my first port of call for any project of this nature.
Kathryn Mecrow-Flynn, Magnify Mentoring

Our results speak for themselves

A closer look at the results / Leaf

138 to 3,700 applications

A website rework, then a fresh marketing strategy and an ad campaign on Meta. These are sequential reported results from Leaf’s application rounds, not an isolated controlled experiment.

3,700applications · the following campaign round

For the following round of applications our fresh approach to their overall marketing strategy and ads generated 3,700 applications. A growth of 136% (from 1,563 to 3,700).

Reported Leaf fellowship applications by stage (linear scale, maximum 3,700)
StageApplications
Original baseline138
After the website rework1,563
The following campaign round3,700

The total improvement from 138 to 3,700 represents a 2,581% growth.

Read the full Leaf case study

Selected work

Work that does the persuading.

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Plant-Based Schools: project artwork
01Branding

Plant-Based Schools

Plant-Based Schools

A bright, optimistic rebrand for a parent-led community making plant-based school meals the norm.

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Brand Awareness Campaign: project artwork
02Creative campaigning

Brand Awareness Campaign

Creative ads that drive a bigger audience

We created Giving What We Can’s most successful brand awareness campaign to date.

48x more views than any of their previous campaigns on Instagram

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Giving What We Can

48x

48x more views than any of their previous campaigns on Instagram

Relative index only: the case study does not publish an absolute view count for the earlier comparison campaign. This was a brand-awareness campaign.

See all campaign metrics in the GWWC case study →
Leaf: project artwork
03Campaigning · measurable recruitment

Leaf

Leaf

A website re-work, a fresh marketing strategy and an ad campaign leading to a 2,581% increase in fellowship applications for Leaf.

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What we do

Communicating for good

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Branding & Logo Development

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Branding is strategic decision making. We can guide you through this process to produce branding decisions best tailored for success.

Whether you need a rebrand, branding a new entity, or just need a tune up, we offer bespoke branding packages that suit a wide range of budgets and requirements.

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We have a portfolio of workshops and training available tailored towards a range of challenges and skillsets.

Looking for farmed animal campaigns support? That is now offered through our partner entity, Campaigns Lab.

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We offer a wide range of design services including web design, graphic design and producing smaller assets (leaflets, reports and social media graphics).

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[ In our clients’ words ]

Client testimonials

Good people.
Important work.

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"Not only did UF create a redesign that we’re truly excited by, they also helped us refine our overall brand and better understand how to position ourselves as an organization."
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High level training in marketing to allow individuals and organisations to feel more confident and able in their marketing and communications.

  1. 01Market Orientation
  2. 02Segmentation
  3. 03Targeting & Positioning
  4. 04Branding
  5. 05Understanding the funnel
  6. 06Using the funnel to generate objectives
  7. 07Tactics
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