Whether you’re launching a new campaign, contemplating a rebrand or just want to improve how you’re engaging people online Alter Eco can help.
Every organisation faces different challenges when it comes to engaging people but if your current challenge involves communicating about ethical or environmental issues then you’ve come to the right place.
Alter Eco founder Richard Roaf has worked on environmental and ethical communications in lots of different organisations, from the far North of Scotland to Cochabamba, Bolivia. Here are a couple of the projects that Richard has been responsible for.
Some projects:
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The Initiative for Carbon Accounting is a group of academics, consultants and politicians based in Edinburgh. For their first ever conference Alter Eco was responsible for the branding and marketing strategy to attract attendees from across the UK. Thanks to our efforts over 100 carbon professionals attended from over 12 sectors.
Oxford North Community Renewables (ONCORE) is an Industrial and Provident Society set up to fund solar photovoltaic projects. In early 2011 they set out to attract £145,000 of investment from residents of Oxford to install 50kWh of solar panels on Cherwell School and brought Richard on board to design the logo, website, share offer document and solar panel flash animation. Within 8 weeks over £160,000 had been raised and ONCORE had to start turning people away.
The Initiative for Carbon Accounting is a group of academics, consultants and politicians based in Edinburgh. For their first ever conference Alter Eco was responsible for the branding and marketing strategy to attract attendees from across the UK. Thanks to our efforts over 100 carbon professionals attended from over 12 sectors.
Key elements
- Marketing strategy
- Design, build and written content for website
- Logo design
- Segmented email list marketing
- Online registration and payment procedures
Oxford North Community Renewables (ONCORE) is an Industrial and Provident Society set up to fund solar photovoltaic projects. In early 2011 they set out to attract £145,000 of investment from residents of Oxford to install 50kWh of solar panels on Cherwell School and brought Richard on board to design the logo, website, share offer document and solar panel flash animation. Within 8 weeks over £160,000 had been raised and ONCORE had to start turning people away.
Key elements
- Branding
- Logo design
- Website design
- Share offer document design
- Solar panel flash animation