AIR EP Supporting Eyre Peninsula farmers, we assisted AIR EP with communication and media support, ensuring farmers were a part of the R&D journey on the EP.
In 2020, our team worked with the MBHS to develop a new visual branding package and complementary intensive stakeholder consultation program to support its development.
Supporting one of our regional local government clients, we developed a media pitch to promote awareness about the potential sale of a country town hall at Wanbi.
We found a unique news items to pitch alongside current news themes in education uniforms for our client, taking a positive approach to student-focussed strategy and promoting the school.
We worked alongside a local farming organisation and local government to develop an advocacy campaign in the media to build awareness on the plight of farmers in the Lower Murray grappling with high water prices.
We worked alongside local government and tourism leaders to develop a State-wide media campaign supporting the first-ever silo illumination project in regional SA.
We worked alongside local government and NGO leaders on a major collective impact project to build awareness and advocacy to support sustainability and funding opportunities long term.
We developed media and promotional campaign to pick up national coverage from lead and agriculture publications on new innovative program launch.
Case Study
REBRAND
MURRAY BRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
Collaborate with the Murray Bridge High School leadership, student body, staff, parents and wider community to create and communicate a new ethos and brand image that reflects their vision for the school’s future.
We worked with the Murray Bridge High School to widely consult the entire school community and wider district about their vision for the future of the school. We created a new guiding vision that reflected the views of school management, staff, students and the Murraylands community. Building on this vision, we worked with our creative partners to develop a full visual branding suite, which was refined with further community input. Through the process, we identified an opportunity to raise the profile and visibility of First Nations culture at the school, and in partnership with local Ngarrindjeri leaders, we created visual branding elements that celebrate Indigenous culture. Throughout the project we designed and led engagement activities, created a full visual branding suite for use across stationery, uniforms, signage and more, and drove a local media campaign to educate and involve the wider community.
I trust their advice; they are especially valuable in terms of their experience in sensitive and political environments.
Commshake put together a campaign that included traditional and social media content. The result, the single greatest response to a project in the Council’s history.
Commshake feels like an extension of our team – trusted, reliable, and always delivering clear, engaging and quality content with great attention to detail.
Partnering with Commshake has transformed how we connect with residents and their families. Their professional approach and beautifully designed materials have showcased the community we have built.
I have had the pleasure of working with Emma and the Commshake team as we built a great new tourism brand and website. Nothing was too hard for the “can do” Commshake team, who I highly recommend.
Developing a vision and brand for a school is important work. Commshake were fantastic to work with, their understanding of the needs of a school was excellent. They worked with us all the way, consulted far and wide and provided great feedback. The final concepts reflected the views from the consultation and provided great ideas for the final decision.
The Commshake team truly understood our vision from the outset and brought our social media project to life with a well-thought-out concept, seamless organisation, and, most importantly, an amazing outcome. The response to the campaign has been fantastic, and we couldn’t be happier with the impact.