The Leith Agency

The fourth installment in the IRN-BRU gets you through campaign is one we’ve been particularly excited about unveiling.

“Baby” revolves around the decision to name a newborn Fanny. We’ll leave the commentary there and let you watch it for yourselves.

The ad was launched on Twitter last night by randomly selected IRN-BRU fan @larachie (give her a follow please) and is already notching up the views on Youtube at a rate of knots.

If you love Fanny please tweet it, share it, like it and scream it from the rooftops. Or if you’re a real life Fanny we’d love to hear from you.

We had a cracking night at The Roses Awards in Manchester walking away with 5 golds for work on Scottish Chamber Orchestra and the IRN-BRU cut outs campaign along with 5 silvers for work on Maid in Leith, Knife Crime, Cut Outs again and a brace for our SNH bee viral.

And then to cap it all we won Creative Agency of the Year.

Thank you to all involved for the hard work that resulted in a really great evening for the agency.

Imagine the scene. You’ve finally bagged yourself a date, the table’s booked, you’ve even remembered a rose (you big softie). In you stride, walking on air to be faced with…Senga. Mother of a brood of mutant weans by day, doorman by night. Gulp.

Luckily a can of BRU is on hand to get our guy through.

If the buzz on Twitter and Facebook is anything to go by Senga’s already making waves with IRN-BRU fans. You can see why for yourself…

You don’t need a fluffy tail, but we are on the look-out for someone special to join our field marketing / experiential team.

We develop campaigns for the Scottish Government and brands including IRN-BRU and Sourz. You’ll be part of the strongest account handling team in the country – but you’ll already have shown you can manage projects effectively as an Account Manager or SAM.

As well as all the classic account handler skills, you’ll need to balance working with our creatives to come up with strong experiential campaign ideas with managing the more administrative aspects of the role (journey plan, field staff compliance, reporting and evaluation).

We also work in the areas of partnership and promotional marketing, so experience in these areas would be ideal, though being an excellent communicator is essential.

But with your big ears you’ll also be a great listener to what our clients need.

Please give us a shout with your CV if this sounds like you.