Samaritans
Feel Good Book Club 

Shelf-care delivery

 

In late 2019, we worked with the core Samaritans team to name and shape a powerful new subscription campaign and product.

After just a few months’ development, The Feel Good Book Club launched in Spring 2020.

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Lark led on all verbal brand identity and product content creation, including messaging and tone of voice. Fast forward to today, and we’re continuing to help this pioneering charity book club go from strength to strength.  

The result

The Feel Good Book Club has been a huge success for Samaritans, with a steep rise in membership through 2020 and into 2021, reaching brand new audiences for the charity (over 1,000 subscribers and counting) and receiving phenomenal customer feedback. We’re now working with Samaritans to develop and expand the ‘Feel Good’ brand into new territories.

 
  • Brand development

    Naming

    Content strategy

    Content creation

    Box ideation

  • To Neil, Emily, Ella and Desa for welcoming us into the team. To Esther for your fab design work and ideas, and Matt for your social know-how.

A Samaritans Feel Good Book Club box.
A selection of themed monthly Samaritans Feel Good Book Club leaflets.
A Feel Good Book Club box is open to show All About us by Tom Ellen, a 2021 calendar, chocolate and leaflets.
A Feel Good Book Club box is open to show Dominicana by Angie Cruz, coffee, soap, a print and leaflets.
A Feel Good Book Club box opened to show  The Salt Path by Raynor Winn, leaflets, coffee, jam and a pin.
A Feel Good Book Club box is open to show To Lahore, With Love by Hina Belitz, spices, chocolate, incense, recipe cards and leaflets.
A Feel Good Book Club box is open to show The Lido by Libby Page with branded leaflets.
Three examples of landing pages from the Samaritans Feel Good Book Club website.

Images courtesy of Esther Shelley.

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