Really Good Thoughts is a new content series, focused on sharing powerful insights to help our audiences learn from each other and do more good. 

In this month’s blog, we talk to Dr Tim Brown, Associate Professor and Head of Division for Marketing and Professional Development, about a recent graduate profile campaign Chester Business School created.

What makes the campaign so interesting is that it told authentic stories from graduates, entirely in their own words. Whatever they wanted to say.

And why, in 2025, this authentic storytelling is more valuable than ever.

Really Good Thoughts is a new content series, focused on sharing powerful insights to help our audiences learn from each other and do more social good. 

Ygam, the national charity that exists to prevent gaming and gambling harms in young people, has appointed Really Good Things to help the charity articulate its ‘why’ through a new storytelling approach.

Marketing Cheshire, the official tourist board for Chester and Cheshire, has appointed specialist communications consultancy, Really Good Things, to develop Cheshire’s 2024 Christmas campaign messaging.

Saint Francis Hospice appoints Really Good Things on internal communications brief in the hospice’s 40th year.

To celebrate Volunteers Week, we’re sharing some stories from our friends, clients, and colleagues about how volunteering makes such a big difference.

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