Here’s a taste of what we’re working on

Content that engages – when and where you want it

Escape, the glossy film magazine for Empire and Showcase cinemas, is distributed in print nationwide and is now also available to consumers on computers, tablets and smartphones. That’s thanks to Summersault’s trailblazing HTML5 digital publishing service Decker, which formats the content for each device using responsive design. Escape was conceived by Summersault and launched for Empire and Showcase in 2008. It is an entirely self-supporting, truly integrated publication, funded by advertising.

Find out more about our work with Empire and Showcase Cinemas.

Every title helps!

Tesco’s monthly employee newspaper The One is making the headlines, inspiring the firm’s 290,000-strong workforce in a fun tabloid format. Entertaining, informative, inspirational and warm, it reflects the character of the people helping the business grow.

Print that reaches an annual audience of 6.3 million

Summersault’s award-winning internal, consumer and customer-facing print titles reach supermarkets to data storage companies, landowners to the energy industry, and global construction giants to movie lovers.

All have different needs but, by using words that work in purpose-built content, we ensure their magazines, newspapers and pull-outs get read… and that’s more than half the battle. Clients including Tesco, Iron Mountain, National Grid, Empire and Showcase Cinemas love what we do in the editorial and design stages because we’re always looking for ‘the angle’ and the strongest treatment to get their key messages out there.

Internal social networks that bring you closer

The Avenue is Summersault’s purpose-built social network created specifically for Whitbread to reinforce the sense of community among its 40,000 employees at Premier Inn, Costa Coffee, Beefeater and its other brands.

Increased digital engagement to shout about

Since gripping the handlebars of a major motorcycle manufacturer’s digital magazine, growth in its engagement has been stunning. Like Escape, it uses our pioneering digital publishing service Decker, and dwell times have more than doubled, with the latest issue pushing 11 minutes on average per reader. The magazine gets under the skin of the biking world, is translated into 15 different language versions, and motorcycle riders and enthusiasts have access to it worldwide. Decker puts the power in your hands.

Study the results for yourself.

Making messages modern

When a leading travel agent gave us its printed internal communications, Summersault transformed them into an interactive animated website. Sharing company information with colleagues in an interesting and digestible way, the site works on PCs, tablets and mobiles.