
Magazines and (sustainability) reports are grateful tools for your communication. Even in a digital world, because they sometimes make things just that bit more tangible. But importantly, whether it's online or offline: we create content that is effectively read. That seems obvious, but it's not always the case.
We present your facts, data, and other matters in a narrative way through the right concepts. And, in a journalistic way, if possible. We create your content from A to Z, from research or concept to layout.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating, right? That's why we give some examples from our own hand below.
For the sustainable project developer Revive, we regularly create magazines, both in print and online. And yes, they are read. Happily so!
Simply because we create magazines with them in a journalistic way, with strong storytelling, and never regard it as a commercial brochure.
We think about the themes, about the interviews, the reports, the columns, and the angles. And after thinking, we just do. We get to work as magazine and content creators.
For the asset manager House of Finance, we always start from the content. From the thought: what do you have to tell that can interest or concern your target audience? And then we get to work efficiently and select the right communication channels.
Feel free to browse through the magazine and you will notice that the print edition is just one part of the communication strategy.
We also regularly set up a round table debate with financial experts, which leads to:
strong video content
social media snippets
a strong interview for the magazine and possibly a podcast.

Communicating transparently about your sustainable story doesn't always have to be in the form of large, hefty reports. A compact brochure that provides the headlines is sometimes read even a bit more often.
That's how we did it for Vanbreda Risk & Benefits, whom we helped with their sustainability brochure.
