Spiky Gorilla
Dare to talk
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We beat
boredom.

Your brand is a bit boring, and we're the fookin' gorilla here to fix it. Wild street stunts, bold looks, zero bland. You're welcome.

Show me the bananas ๐ŸŒIs my brand boring?
๐ŸŽจ Get a personality → ๐Ÿฆ Cause a scene → ๐ŸŒ Get remembered
๐Ÿ‘† Tap the gorilla. He loves bananas. Don't ask why.

Brands, but with teeth.

Roughly speaking, brands get a personality, then get released into public. Politely. Mostly.

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๐ŸŽจ A personality

"Professional and friendly" is not one

A look, a voice and a story that make people say "ooh" instead of "oh, you again."

Brand identityPackagingVoice
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๐Ÿฆ A scene

Legal. With permits.

Street-level stunts that make people stop mid-scroll, mid-walk, mid-sandwich.

GuerrillaStuntsBuzz
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๐Ÿง  A memory

Even on a Monday

A little psychology, a little mischief, and a brand that keeps its promises after the stunt is over.

Brand carePsychologyProduct sense

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Who is it for? Anyone with something to sell and a quiet fear that nobody notices: the corner cafรฉ, the family factory, the old bank, the school, the app, and the pickle business your uncle swears is "about to blow up".

swipe the cards ๐Ÿ‘‰
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Brand identity

Names, logos and a voice that doesn't sound like every other brand shouting "innovative solutions".

Bland: banned.
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Packaging

Boxes so good people keep them. Your shelf looks great. The recycling bin feels left out.

Unboxing videos: guaranteed.
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Guerrilla stunts

Billboards are cute. We prefer a gorilla at a bus stop. Weird, but you'll remember it.

Banana costume optional.
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Brain tickling

Why do people pick one jar and ignore the other? We have theories. Mostly involving bananas.

Mind tricks: legal. Mostly.
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Brand babysitting

A brand left alone drifts into "Comic Sans and chaos" within six months. Someone has to supervise.

We check in. Often. Gently.
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A dash of product sense

A little help on what to launch, what to skip, and which feature Dave won't stop talking about.

Just a sprinkle. We're not nags.
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Proof it worked

Real sales and real chatter. Not "likes from your mum". Sorry, Mum.

Numbers don't lie.

Bland buster

Boring office words are invading. Tap them before they hit the floor. 20 seconds. Go.

Score: 0โฑ 20s
Ready? ๐Ÿฆ
Hit Start and smash the buzzwords.

The jungle plan

Four steps. Tap one. Something might growl.

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STEP 1

Sniff around

We study your customers, your rivals and their sad little ads. It's not stalking if it's research.

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STEP 2

Find your personality

Brand, box and voice. We find what makes you you, then turn the volume up.

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STEP 3

Make some noise

A stunt people photograph, share and argue about at lunch.

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STEP 4

Count the bananas

We check what worked, fix what didn't, keep the brand in shape, and go again.

A gorilla would neverโ€ฆ

Tap a card to see what we do instead.

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Say "let's circle back"

We go forward.
Mostly by swinging.

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Make a 90-slide deck

3 slides. One is a banana.

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Say "synergy"

Oops. Just did.
We're sorry.

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Send "per my last email"

We send memes.
Faster. Kinder.

Yes, we mess with your customers' brains.

Gently. Legally. With snacks.

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Why they clicked "Buy"

Brains love shiny things, free stuff and being told they're clever. You're nodding right now. See? It works.

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FOMO, but friendly

Nobody wants to miss out. Not even you. Did you just scroll faster? Thought so.

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The banana effect

Show a gorilla a banana and he'll do anything. Customers are the same. Fewer bananas, more discounts.

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Tiny magic words

"Free." "New." "You." Three small words that tickle the brain. We charge extra for the other 97.

Is your brand boring?

3 quick taps. Brutal honesty. No refunds.

Our case files

Tap a tab. See what we got up to. No gorillas were harmed.

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Crunch Nation

Brand identityPackagingGuerrilla stunt

A snack with a boring name and a bag that whispered. We gave it a loud brand and a giant squirrel handing out samples at bus stops.

๐Ÿ† The first batch sold out. The squirrel now has a fan club.

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Old Oak Bank

Brand refreshBrand careGuerrilla stunt

Their brand looked like a tax form. We gave it a warm new face and handed out free umbrellas on rainy days with a tag: "We've got you covered."

๐Ÿ† Branch visits went up. So did smiles, which banks rarely see.

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Chai Rocket

PackagingBrand identityGuerrilla stunt

Tea boxes shaped like little rockets, plus a "launch countdown" chai stand at a busy train station. Commuters were late. Happily.

๐Ÿ† People posted the boxes online before we even asked.

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Greenfield School

Brand refreshVoiceGuerrilla stunt

A school brochure nobody read. We built a new look and a pop-up "learn something fun in 5 minutes" desk in the local mall.

๐Ÿ† Parents came for the fun lesson and stayed for the admissions form.

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Budget Buddy

Brand identityProduct senseGuerrilla stunt

A money app nobody understood. We simplified it to 3 screens, gave it a friendly face, and stuck notes on cash machines: "Your wallet called. It is tired."

๐Ÿ† Sign-ups jumped. The cash machines stayed unimpressed.

Sample case files shown. Real ones arriving as soon as the gorilla finishes his banana.

Ready to get noticed?

Go on, send a message. The gorilla is bored, has finished all the bananas, and is refreshing the chat every 4 seconds.