Another privileged opportunity to help eBay drive change, with our vibrant campaign supporting the amazing social justice organizations NAACP LDF & EJI.

Recent events have forced real conversations and propelled movements to address the issues of system racism. We helped eBay support these two organisations dedicated to wiping out injustice.

Developed by our fabulous team in our new Toronto agency, communicating with purpose is made easy when the message is full of heart.

Last weekend we helped eBay and the premier league deliver ‘Shirts for Change’, a football shirt raffle with all proceeds supporting the incredible work of the Stephen Lawrence Trust.

Very exciting to be part of the team to give the nation the opportunity to win a match-worn, one of a kind, Black Lives Matter football shirt and contribute to a critical cause

We were thrilled to launch the largest shirt raffle in the history of football, as part of the Players Together initiative to fight Covid 19 pandemic. 

Working with eBay and the premier league to support NHS charities, the Shirts For Heroes eBay raffle offered signed jerseys from 500 Premier League players, with all proceeds going to the umbrella organisation which covers more than 200 NHS charities.

What a privilege to be involved with a cause so important.

During National Coding Week in September, Feed Manchester hosted an evening workshop.

Mentors from Manchester University were recruited to lead a discussion on GIT version control, consisting of an informative talk and a variety of tutorials.

Around 30 people came from across Manchester to participate, alongside Feed staff who were keen to learn more. It was a fun and informative night enjoyed by all (including a few non-techies who took part).

Look out for more events like this from us in the future.

Feed are proud to have won two categories at the Drum + RAR Digital Awards, earning the title of best agency for Email Marketing and best agency for eCRM.

This follows on from their successes at last year’s RAR Awards, where they took home best agency for Client Services and best agency for CRM.

Feed’s MD, Matt Lynch, commented: “We are truly happy to be recognised in the field of CRM for a second year running. These two awards reflect the achievements and growth we’ve made over the past year in both CRM and email marketing – and our vision for the future of Feed.”

Feed have moved office, remaining in the Hive building located in the iconic Northern Quarter, Manchester, to a private space 8 times the size of its former location.

The new space covers over 4,000 square feet and has a large open plan office, 4 meeting rooms, break out areas, and a large event area and terrace which will be used for seminars, training and speaker events.

The space was refurbished and redecorated by local interior design firm Redbridge, and fits in with the decor and style of Feed’s 4 other offices.

The office is fast becoming a tech hub for Feed’s email development team and will give Feed the room it needs to grow into one of Manchester’s top tier agencies.

Feed currently has 170 employees and are recruiting for a further 12 positions across their 5 offices.

We are delighted to report that Feed were proud winners at the recent MAA & The Guardian’s #DODIFFERENT Awards. Nominated in two categories for our creative efforts, we were awarded the prize in the Craft Category (B2B) for our rebranding work for Temenos.

Hosted at The Brewery in London, the awards dinner was a celebration of a shortlist of innovative and mould-breaking creative within the UK Marketing Industry. The awards showcased clients and agencies that were not afraid to try new things and create the best of challenger work across a wide spectrum of marketing media.

Matt Lynch, MD, says “We are incredibly pleased that our Rebranding Temenos work has been recognised at the #DODIFFERENT Awards. Temenos are true specialists in their field, we wanted to create something different and ground breaking. We are delighted that the bespoke and crafted approach resonated within the fintech and marketing industries.”