Big Cat Strategy – Marketing Consultancy and Advertising Agency – Birmingham and London UK

We specialise in integrated campaigns that combine a blend of disciplines including broadcast, print and online advertising, social media, and digital and direct marketing.

The marketing team is fully integrated with our creative, experiential and PR colleagues and this suite of skills and experience generates campaigns that are highly compelling, dynamic and creative. We seek solutions to challenges. How do I launch a new product? How do we support this roll out? What are the best channels to promote a product? Why aren’t people attending our event?

We are inquisitive, fun to work with, push the boundaries, try new approaches, employ new technologies, utilise multiple platforms, leverage contacts, networks and deliver results! Our campaigns are innovative. We employ bright minds and foster creativity. We work collaboratively with our clients and specialists in the digital niche.

Whether you are looking to synthesise a startling episode to reinforce your message or create a compelling reason to buy we will develop a bespoke strategy and implement your campaign.

“I’ve worked with top-notch marketing agencies around the world, but was still surprised at the enthusiasm, insight and creativity that Big Cat brought to the project. Their combined experience with a variety of clients showed in the cutting edge tactics they employed. They have the pulse of the UK market and are among the most professional teams I’ve worked with. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”

Jeff Cornelius, Vice-President of Marketing, S2BN Exhibitions

“Funworld was the first campaign that we’d worked on with the Big Cat Marketing team. We entrusted them with planning the marketing and media strategy for an exciting new project – Funworld, the UK’s most exciting funfair. The event was a great success and as a result we’re currently in talks with Big Cat about working together on a number of other ventures.”

Louise Sambrook, Show Manager, Funworld at the NEC