Environment, Sustainability and Governance Report 2023
The Mint Partners exists to imagine the next chapter of the Australian and NZ culture.
Brand Frenemies
As part of our brand positioning workshops for clients, we often undertake competitor mapping against various axis points to pressure test a brand’s point of difference in the marketplace.
Transformational Conflict
Maintaining a thriving and creative team culture has been a huge focus for MINT over the past 11 years. Creating an environment where the team walks through the door each morning into a supportive and motivating work space is our goal, on the daily.
MINT on why you don’t fit in a box, and your audience doesn’t either.
Self exploration has been a theme so far in 2021, never before have we ventured into so many unknown territories and been so amiable (think cancelled holidays, continuous lockdowns and changed destinations).
COVID – The Reunion Phase
As the vaccine rolls out globally, case numbers are dropping, airlines are preparing to reopen flight routes and have started selling tickets out of Australia for later in 2021.
How do you launch a shopping brand during COVID-19?
MINT’s Head of Strategy, Miranda Bryce, unpacks this Mumbrella Award shortlisted campaign.
Discover M-PACT
When you engage our M-PACT team of specialists, we commit to connecting your brand with customers where, how, and when they are most receptive to our messaging. The impact? Powerful awareness and valuable conversions.
COVID Safeguard Your Brand
During times of uncertainty, both mainstream and social media are critical channels for crisis recovery. That’s why we’ve created COVID Safeguard.
Klarna and Universal Music Australia team up with Aussie talent to create ‘iso’ song parody
What do The Inspired Unemployed, Tuka and Thandi Phoenix have in common? Like every other Australian, they were stuck inside their homes for weeks on end with little to do but online shopping and song writing.
Crisis communications: Australian media consumption during COVID-19
History has shown us that media consumption from trusted news outlets tends to spike during key events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the recent bushfires and around major elections. With most Australians isolating at home our desire to be kept updated while also entertained is stronger than ever.
