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KISS is the creative agency that clarifies the complex.
About KISS Communications
KISS is the creative agency that clarifies the complex. We work with the organisations that are changing the world, putting customer experience at the heart of our strategy, creativity and activation.
At KISS we keep it successfully simple. Our proven ability to cut through the complexity and deliver stand out results has enabled us to build our reputation and win a fantastic family of clients in Science, Technology, Education and affiliated sectors.
Our expert team of specialists in strategy, branding, advertising, digital and public relations work side-by-side to create and deliver distinctive ideas that surprise our clients, worry the competition and add value to their business.
KISS is a member of the PROI, the world’s largest partnership of independent agencies, giving us access to leading agencies in 100 cities across five continents and enabling us to deliver international campaigns driven by local expertise and knowledge.
KISS: Keep It Successfully Simple.

Don't hit your target with a blunt instrument.

KISS Public Relations is an agency built on the principle of keeping things simple.

We approach social media in the same way that we work with our clients, with a dedication to delivering insightful communications solutions, helping our clients to capitalise on their commercial opportunities. Our strategy planner will ensure that any social media engagement is integrated into the rest of your marketing.

We enable you to capitalise on your investment by creating a show-stopper that dramatises your proposition. And fits with all your other promotional activity.
Proof we’ve done our job is a stand you can’t get anywhere near.

When your vision is clear so is your future.

The best solutions are often the simplest ones.

Sarah Reakes, Managing Director at KISS, writes: Recently we have needed to access many different parts of the NHS and every member of staff we came across was so incredibly dedicated and helpful.

Jane Kroese, Account Director at KISS, writes: I recently attended a global tech event and at each stand I visited I was bombarded with a bundle of marketing info, some great freebies and some even savvier sales talk. But, as I was tweeting my way round, I was surprised at the lack of ‘on stand’ awareness of twitter handles or campaign hashtags.

Hugh Massam Senior PR Associate at KISS, says: I’m lucky to live in a cycling city, with one of the country’s highest bike-shop counts per head. The independents often barely squeak by, and all bike retailers are impacted by online competition.

When Facebook launched in 2004, your profile page offered two options under ‘gender’ – now there are about 60 ‘custom’ choices.

Now, more than ever, it’s critical to focus and simplify the challenges that we face to deliver communications with real impact, says Sarah Reakes, Managing Director at KISS.

Usually, an advertising campaign is applauded when it produces rapid, tangible changes in audience behaviour. Especially when that campaign raises awareness about critical health issues.

Last Saturday saw a team from KISS head down to The Rising Festival to celebrate International Women’s Day.

Today, International Women’s Day, Sarah Reakes, Managing Director at KISS, says we still have a long way to go to achieve equal rights for women.

Every year, tech updates at CES are becoming less about showing off a single product and more about showing the assimilation of multiple products – rather than multiple products that serve a single purpose we now have single products that serve multiple purposes. This year there was also a lot of talk about 5G and more focus on our ever-connected lives becoming even more connected.
Hugh Massam, Senior PR Associate at KISS, writes: The longest relationship in your life is with your siblings – luckily my brother and I are quite close. There aren’t many other relationships that last decades, especially with a brand: but one that does is with your university.

Simon Fryer, CEO at KISS, writes: "I’ve been struck over the last few years about the way in which the profile of the influencer community has evolved.

Jane Kroese, Account Director at KISS, writes: I recently spent the day at BETT 2019 looking at and talking all things education. Two minutes in and it was pretty clear that school life and learning has been revolutionised by tech. So what were my highlights?

When KISS Senior Account Executive Lacey Thornton was a teenager, she dreamed of a career in acting or singing. But a BTEC in Performing Arts soon put paid to that.

Simon Fryer, CEO at KISS, says: "As an employer, we have explored a number of routes for our entry-level positions. Graduates are the standard candidates for these roles, but we’re interested in people who have followed different educational routes too."
Sarah Reakes, Managing Director at KISS, says: "We keep meeting disruptors making waves in traditional sectors. Recently we’ve talked about disruptors in the energy sector. This time it’s banking and insurance.
The marketing landscape has changed considerably in the digital age, leaving brands turning to new avenues to gain the attention of target audiences. There are a number of factors that affect how consumers will interact with brands.

Some of the most successful companies in the world have got to where they are because they invest so heavily in research before they bring any new product to market.

KISS’s Senior Digital Designer Shaun Ramsey explains how dyslexia has made him more creative.

There has been an interesting mix of earned and owned activity propelling the biggest global brands in 2018. What will follow in 2019?
Businesses that blog get 67 per cent more leads than those that don’t.
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Guest blog by KISS Account Manager, Olly Cooper
Video games have been around for years, but I feel attitudes and the understanding towards the gaming community has changed dramatically over the last five years. I remember when I was growing up, my mum would always tell me that video games would melt my brain or the...