Our education campaigns span the teaching and learning sectors, from schools to universities. We work with edtech providers across the world to share stories on how their services are helping to continually improve and enhance teaching and learning.
Our education campaigns span the teaching and learning sectors, from schools to universities. We work with edtech providers across the world to share stories on how their services are helping to continually improve and enhance teaching and learning.
Working with Stone Group for the past eight years has been a real pleasure. We’ve supported the business with Edtech and Govtech PR and content creation through its change from selling its own-brand hardware almost exclusively to education, to being one of the UK’s most successful software and services VARs to the entire public sector.
We adapted our campaign to match their focus, and over the eight years, over half the current Mantis team have worked on the Stone team, to bring in different levels of experience on the creative initiatives we put together for them.
Working with Mantis is a pleasure: briefs are clearly understood and realised, copy – when required – is stylish and engaging, communication is effective, and deadlines are met. There is a good deal of trust in our relationship, which means that Stone is currently high on my list of companies to approach when I need comment or case studies.
Mantis has the perfect mix of higher education knowledge and tech background for Inkpath. We wanted to work with a team that understood our business from both sides and appreciated the procurement and engagement challenges of HE markets. As a young, dynamic company, it’s very important we see impact quickly from our commercial partners, and we’re confident we’ve made the right agency choice.
PR and marketing certainly hold a key role in elevating CoSector digitally, and creating case studies and thought leadership content are really valuable. The reactive element is also really important with PR, given the shift to remote working it’s become harder to communicate face-to-face, so this has really allowed us to reach a wider audience and communicate with customers, both current and new.
Our presence on social media has also provided us with additional channels to distribute our content and drive traffic back to our website. Channels such as LinkedIn have allowed us to share industry news and discussion, as well as proven to generate enquiries from potential customers.