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The Royal Institution of Great Britain – Curious Minds

Written on October 3rd, 2011 by Mandy and filed in ri case studies

The Royal Institution of Great Britain August – November 2011 Purple Frog help the Ri produce a range of literature including the Curious Minds Newsletter. This newsletter is produced 4 times a year and is sent to their entire membership. The newsletter keeps members informed of current activity and has articles of interest from leading [...]

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Keeping Membership Alive in Tough Times

Written on January 15th, 2010 by David and filed in blog archive

Most membership bodies are finding it difficult to maintain membership levels in the face of economic and competitive pressures. There are many things you can do to retain your current membership and increase the uptake of new memberships but you do need to ensure that you have a clear strategy and stick to it. We believe that there are 3 key steps to keeping membership alive as follows:

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The science of creativity

Written on August 14th, 2009 by Nick and filed in blog archive

The Royal Institution of Great Britain has engaged Purple Frog as their brand and marketing agency since April 2009. Our remit has been to redefine the Royal Institution’s positioning and communication strategy in order to create greater understanding of its role in, and relevance to, the UK and international science community, school and university education, business and the general public.

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Purple Frog and the science of creativity

Written on March 12th, 2009 by Nick and filed in blog archive

We are delighted to announce that The Royal Institution of Great Britain has engaged Purple Frog as their brand and marketing agency.

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A Review of the New RockMelt Social Browser

RockMelt describes itself as a social web browser where you can “chat, share, read with friends and much more – right from the browser.” Essentially it’s Google Chrome adapted to maximise social usage. We thought we’d have a look and give it a quick review, both as a browser and as a social tool. There [...]

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