Contact ✓
Industries ✓
Hope & Glory’s campaigns span insurance, automotive, retail, arts and culture and nonprofits. Examples include Aviva’s Decision School and audience outreach for the V&A.
Expertise ✓
Hope & Glory’s consumer public relations combines earned media, social media and experiential events. It documents pitching the launch of a new IKEA dish and staging a week of pop-up events for IKEA’s Oxford Street opening.
Scores describe documented focus. 1 means clearly offered service, 2 means documented client work, 3 means stated specialty with at least two distinct documented examples. The average uses all available scores on each axis. Dotted lines pass through the center where scores are missing.
Scores and sources
| Expertise | Agency | Network average |
|---|---|---|
| Earned media | 2 Source 1 |
1.5 (415 scored) |
| Consumer campaigns | 3 Source 1 · Source 2 · Source 3 |
1.9 (147 scored) |
| B2B communications | Insufficient evidence | 1.8 (77 scored) |
| Corporate reputation | Insufficient evidence | 1.4 (204 scored) |
| Crisis and issues | Insufficient evidence | 1.1 (213 scored) |
| Public affairs | Insufficient evidence | 1.4 (75 scored) |
| Investor relations | Insufficient evidence | 1.5 (21 scored) |
| Influencer and creator relations | 2 Source 1 |
1.6 (146 scored) |
| Social and content | 2 Source 1 |
1.4 (291 scored) |
| Events and experiences | 2 Source 1 |
1.6 (242 scored) |
Additional summary sources Source 1
- Brand partnerships
- Campaign strategy
- Consumer public relations
- Creative production
- Earned media
- Experiential events
- Influencer marketing
- Social media
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Listed clients ✓
Hope & Glory documents campaigns for Aviva, the V&A, Uber, Argos, Buzz Bingo and the Campaign Against Living Miserably. The work includes brand launches, cultural campaigns and public awareness projects.
Publications ✓
Hope & Glory reports BBC News, CNN, Variety and Rolling Stone coverage for a V&A museum campaign. It also cites The Guardian, Metro and Sky News for a coronation-themed campaign for Uber.