Internships at vi+amin london

WE’RE NOT A PHARMACY(Or one of those herbalists either) WHO WE ARE: We are a boutique creative agency, helping clients get the best from their brands.At vitamin london, we value hard work, innovative thinking and love all things a little bit odd. Operating in both the digital and print worlds, vitamin london uses more multidisciplinary campaign tactics than you can wiggle a rolling pin at. We get stuck in, deep and dirty and overhaul/ refresh/ re-build your brand’s image, so that you can get the best out of it. We do this, not only to make them stand out but because we really enjoy doing so… We’re special like that. WHAT WE DO: We get to know your brand, its core values and personality and strip it down to reveal its sentimental side. Branding is a lot more than logos, stationary and twitter feeds, it is about quality, reliability and passion.Graphic designers, developers, art directors, copywriters and marketing experts, work together to ensure that your brand is in the best hands. We drink a lot of coffee, have a lot of opinions and discuss the finer points of thought-leadership and touchpoints, whilst nursing tired brands with some much needed TLC.We make a fully comprehensive plan of how to use our creative know-how to its best ability. From stationary, to exhibition stands, through SEO to websites, we come up with strategies to inject some vitality into your project, whatever it may be, and have fun doing so. HOW WE WORK: The team at vitamin london don’t sit around in suits all day, go on long company lunches, or ring up large expense accounts. We are a friendly, efficient and creative bunch who are not only clued on all things branding but who are also honest about how to achieve the maximum results for your project. For us, no challenge is too big, no idea too eccentric.We refuse to let your brand be ignored or overlooked in the market, by making sure that there’s always something a little different about it… For as the good old Frank Zappa says, “Without deviations from the norm progress is not possible”