When you’re looking to expand your business, extend your products and services and deliver more value to your clients, who does your agency turn to?

Ask anyone to name a car brand associated with safety, and they’ll give the same answer every time. Volvo. Pick any Volvo ad from the last sixty years, and you’ll see the power of message first in practice.

There’s a reason why we don’t sell design services ourselves. It’s because our message first approach doesn’t compete with designers or design agencies. It complements them. And it delivers many benefits for them.

If Joe Biden wants to put his country first, he has to put the right message first. Like many businesses, the Democrats has are stuck with promoting the wrong message. How do they change it?

Finding your key message? Putting it first?
That’s easy to do, when you put all the foundations in place with our three-step message first methodology. 

Clear, focused brand messaging makes a huge difference. It drives results. And when you put message first, the benefits are even clearer….as you’ll see. 

Marks & Spencer (M&S) needs no introduction if you’ve spent any time in the UK. It’s one the country’s oldest retailers, renowned for its quality food, clothing and homeware. Here’s how the UK’s most trusted brand puts message first.

Hampson Nattan Williams, the message-first marketing agency, has been handed the strategic messaging brief for handl Group.

It’s the age old debate. Copy or design? Design or copy? Then along comes message first to ask – why not both?

Why is the way you talk so important? Let’s unpack the benefits of tone of voice – for agencies and their clients.

We all want what we can’t have, says Ben Hampson. It’s called the scarcity effect, and it’ll work in your marketing.

People like it when Ben Hampson falls over. There’s a reason for that. It’s all about psychology. It applies to copywriting too.