Why invest in communications if they don’t make the impacts you want?  That’s where great creativity comes. Whether a national campaign or an e-flier Thinktastic brings clarity and persuasiveness to your message. Want to move mountains?  Then that’s what our creatives will help you achieve.

At Thinktastic we say Information without inspiration achieves little. That’s why we craft only words, colours and images we know will work their magic on your audience. We select the media best suited and then make things happen for you.

One thing we won’t do is produce something people ignore – that would be a waste of your money and our well-earned reputation for using creative skills to get results. You set the creative challenge and let us rise to it.  We’ve done it again and again.

Passion for people

British Gas

Motivational workshops for staff and managers, a new brand for a talent development programme and internal communications campaign that gave the messages life and keep them front of mind as the company pursued ambitious new objectives.

3 into 1 goes

Scottish & Southern Energy

Strong and persuasive communications during and after a three-company merger, staff training, a revamped hydro visitor centre in Pitlochry, exciting materials for environmental education and much, much more.

Cool social housing? Why not? 

Prospect Community Housing Association

A new name, brand and style, sexier and more powerful communications, a new suite of materials, highly commended annual reports, tenant and staff engagement workshops and a celebratory film to mark the association’s 21st Birthday.

Aberdeen welcomes ‘Le Crunch’  

Goodapple Homes

A revolutionary new brand and service approach for Aberdeen City Council’s housing service, the involvement of 1,000 council tenants and 600 staff in shaping a radical new approach, promotional materials that did the business and helped to take council housing into a brave new world.

‘Brighter Futures’ for Fostering 

TACT

A colourful campaign driven by the aspirations of children in care, reinforcing the life-enhancing benefits of fostering and engaging schools in delivering the message; local events, lots of promotional material, press campaigns and a viral animation film.

Sports for all sorts 

Playsport

A ‘fun for all’ brand for an exciting new multi-sports phenomenon in Scotland, with sales brochures and high visibility signage, selling the concept in the Scottish Parliament and using Ally McCoist, Judy Murray and Bernard Gallagher in a promotional film.

Kicking old ways into touch 

Scottish Football Association

Put the fun, dynamism and community focus into the Scottish Football’s image, creating international ambassador materials, attractive coaching programmers, World Cup and European Championship media packs and seven groundbreaking annual reports.

Waste not residents

East Lothian Waste Aware Campaign

A campaign with it’s own locally distinctive branding – using a host of localised materials, bus-sides and incentive based promotions that helped double in three years the percentage of waste recycled in the region.

Designs on a new eating experience

Porto & Fi

A fresh brand for a utterly fresh restaurant – first opened in Newhaven and now a distinctive and highly rated culinary experience in Edinburgh with a second outlet in the busy Mound area.

Fresher for Freshers

University of Leeds

Enhanced the student experience with new pre-arrival and welcome materials, encouraged staff to rally behind a new vision and step-up, promoted a new multi-million pound catering revolution and created a groundbreaking student-to-student website and…more.

Do More: Drink Less 

West Lothian Council alcohol reduction campaign

Fun, colourful and imaginative involvements to create three community led campaigns – all with a simple message ‘Do More, Drink Less. From school’s workshops to over 50’s events people of all ages are involved in developing new community ambitions and activities – as exciting and productive alternatives to getting drunk.

Colour reflects new optimism

Margaret Blackwood Housing Association

A new brand and outlook after a series of workshops with the board and management team - this reflects new ambition, purpose and a determination to use the recession to galvanise positive change and to do more with less. The name Blackwood is retained while services are highlighted in bright colours. A great housing organisation revitalised and repositioned at a time when  many competitors have taken to the bunker.