The Robert De Niro Approach to Copywriting
Robert De Niro is not only one of the greatest actors of all time, he’s also the actor that I believe embodies all t...
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A blog for education businesses ready to sell more to schools.
Episode 5: Data Visualisation
This is the last episode in my ‘Confessions of an Obsessive Compulsive Designer’ blog series (try to hold back the tears...
Our CRM Story (How a CRM took us from our Dad’s dining room to industry leaders)
When we started Sprint Education back in 2007 as two fresh-faced brothers from Tewkesbury, we knew very little about...
Episode 4: Typography is King
This is episode 4 in my 'Confessions of an Obsessive Compulsive Designer' blog series, and today I'll be looking at Typo...
Ignore Stinging Criticism at Your Peril!
You may have read our education marketing report called – Who on Earth is Percy Tag? I thought you might find it int...
Episode 3: Ghost Buttons
This is the third part of my 'Confessions of an Obsessive Compulsive Designer' blog series, where I'll be looking at the...
Episode 2: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
Today is the second episode of my Top 5 Transformative Design Trends to Try This Summer. This week I take a closer look...
Confessions of an Obsessive Compulsive Designer (Episode 1 of 5)
Goodbye Winter, hello wonderfully warm Summer!
Right, let’s begin with a fresh slate in preparation for the months ah...
3 Steps Towards a Killer Call-To-Action
Building the content of your education email marketing campaign can be a daunting task. You deliberate for hours which p...
Teachers And Background Images Don't Always Mix
Let me introduce myself; I’m Jen, I joined Sprint in May 2014 and I work in Technical. My job is to convert content into...
Sprint Newbie and The Power of Three
As I am composing this, it has been 4 weeks since I started my exhilarating journey with Sprint Education as their new D...
Hi, I'm Dan, the newest member of Sprint's Marketing and Content team
As an English graduate arriving at my first job in Marketing, I was bound to feel a wee bit nervous before starting; but...
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