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Exide fully charged

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

It’s a $2.8 billion multi-national technology group, most famous for its batteries. Exide Technology, operating in 80 countries, has launched a new campaign through Glorious to help it capture a larger share of the multi-million waste battery market.
Glorious was briefed to create a campaign that would express the dangers of dealing with unlicensed operators. [...]

Glorious JOB leads to Zig-Zag campaign

Friday, March 26th, 2010

This is going to sound a bit like a letter that arrived in the post the other day from everyone’s favourite Northwest haunt, the Inn at Whitewell. The managing director explained that they had totally transformed Coachouse 21 and 22, “and without boasting they now look superb”. To which he admitted, in his landed gentry [...]

Walk, don’t walk. Joint museums campaign begins

Tuesday, February 24th, 2009

Watch where you walk when you’re strolling the streets of Manchester. You may notice something rather bright and shiny staring up at you. No, they’re not paved with gold, but there are some rather intriguing vinyls positioned around the city. Each relates to a Manchester cultural story, some you may know, others, well, just look [...]

Joint museums branding and campaign

Friday, August 8th, 2008

Manchester’s leading museums and galleries have appointed us after a five-way competitive pitch. We’ll be unveiling a new identity and a campaign to promote their joint cultural offering later in the year. It’s fair to say that our client has a wide and varied product; from the Imperial War Museum, Manchester Art Gallery, Museum of [...]

Let the festivities begin

Monday, June 16th, 2008

Publishing giant Emap appointed us this month to handle the design and advertising for its new international Media Festival.

The festival, backed by the NWDA, will become an annual event – with chairman Peter Bazlagette – the former chief creative officer of Endemol and the man who brought Big Brother to the UK – flying into [...]

We make NWDA list

Monday, March 17th, 2008

Glorious has beaten more than 60 agencies to make the North West Regional Development Agency’s design panel.
The pitch included a creative presentation and a pretty rigorous selection process.
It means we are on the list for the next four years. It also means we get the chance to (hopefully) work on some excellent place identity and [...]

Urbis art

Friday, February 22nd, 2008

We all want to buy our own art nowadays – especially in the booming Manchester metropolis. According to our stats, 4.9 million people in England have bought a piece of original art, with a further 5.9 million looking to buy original art.
Moorfield Media, one the fastest growing events firms in the region, has tapped into [...]

Carlisle Airport takes off

Tuesday, February 12th, 2008

It’s not often you get the chance to work on the relaunch of an airport, so Glorious is delighted to be one of the agencies working on the repositioning of Carlisle to ‘the airport for the Lakes’.
The airport, a former RAF airfield, was bought by one of the region’s leading entrepreneurs, Andrew Tinkler of WA [...]

The coolest socks in town?

Friday, February 8th, 2008

If like us, you thought socks were just one of those things not really worthy of any real thought or consideration, then think again. Look what arrived in the post this morning!
Socks for Happy People have certainly opened our eyes to the wonderful world of socks. Glorious are delighted to have been tasked with creating [...]

smokin’

Friday, July 27th, 2007

Who said smoking wasn’t fashionable? Not us, not even our non-smokers.
It’s just as well, because we’ve just won the business to relaunch a French cigarette paper brand owned by Zig Zag.
We’re working on a national campaign to market Job (what a great name), a 170 year-old brand, steeped in heritage. We can barely contain ourselves [...]

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