Case Study: Roffey Park Institute 0
02nd March 2019
“We help education and training providers to develop a powerful, unique digital marketing strategy. Then we engage staff to help deliver the solution. ”
START THE CONVERSATIONOne digital team that spans both organisations
At Disquiet Dog we help you to deal positively with digital uncertainty. We engineer solutions to help educational establishments' transition to digital thinking, however far along you are.
We can do the tactical stuff like content development and video production, but we can also work with you and your organisation in a way that builds your own digital independence.
Our One Digital Team approach combines the completion of key marketing tasks with the training and development of your people, so that we progressively hand the solution over to you.
This generates a more significant and faster return on investment whilst also setting you up for the future.
What I really like about their approach is that it’s enabling and empowering us to do more ourselves rather than relying on external agencies.
In the first year that I worked with Disquiet Dog, we generated a 608% return on the marketing spend, which is amazing.
Roffey Park Case Study
mission and vision
Taking a look at your digital future frequently requires you to reappraise your guiding principles. And your culture might need a tweak. Hold on tight.
collective content
You can pay us to write endless content to keep you visible, but better to engage your staff to do it. Compare and contrast.
life relief
Sometimes engaging your people starts with letting go, and creating a safe space. We have a secret weapon, and it's very, very funny.
reaching overseas
The international education sector uses traditional approaches well, and digital approaches scantily. The revolution will be digitised.
OUR CLIENTS
All of our clients work within the education sector. That could mean anything from international language schools to corporate training providers, universities, schools and colleges. Maybe you do something different within education, training and development. Let's see how we can help you.MEET THE TEAM
These people are experts in their field. We blend their skills according to your objectives and your current position. With most of our clients, we'll start with a period of consultancy - maybe a day a week at most. We can work with all of your existing suppliers, or we can knit together a solution using some of these amazing people.
Richard Bradford
Managing Director
Jimmy Leach
Digital Strategy
Carolyn Goodyear
Film Production
Heather Urquhart
Creative Visioning
Steve Watkins
Photography
Sarah Gooding
Written Content
Mar Marti
SEO & Project Management
Nik Silver
Technical Delivery
Virginia Cruz
Operations Manager
Dan Grant
Web Development
Emma Farrell
Creative Director
Sayna Fardaraghi
Camera Assistant
How can we help?
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