LINSTOCK COMMUNICATIONS IS AN AWARD-WINNING COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTANCY THAT SPECIALISES IN thought leadership and crisis management UNDERPINNED BY BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE.

Our work builds and protects the reputation of brands that want to reposition themselves or grow. We develop creative, evidence-led campaigns that give voice to the unique insights within every organisation. We use behavioural science to underpin the advice we give, adding an understanding of how people act and make decisions to achieve greater impact for our clients. Our dynamic team is trained to become an extension of yours. Founded in 2005, Linstock is PRCA accredited.

Case studies

Baringa Partners

Through a programme of public relations and thought leadership marketing, we work to establish a voice for the company across key industries and issues.

Southend Borough Council

Linstock designed and delivered a campaign that would encourage people to walk, cycle or use public transport rather than the car for short journeys.

Grant Thornton International

As part of our activity with Grant Thornton International, we produce insights on women’s progress in occupying senior business positions.

Canada Life

Linstock began working with retirement income provider Canada Life (formerly Retirement Advantage, and prior to that MGM Advantage) in 2014 – the year that pensions and retirement underwent its biggest change in a generation.

News & views

Easy Does It: Successful Behaviour Change

Simon Maule examines the emerging themes from Behavioural Exchange 2019, amid a growing appetite for behavioural insights.

One Small Step Towards Active Travel

With Tokyo 2020 just around the corner, we look at using behaviour change principles to capitalise on the Olympic effect.

Thought Leadership: Pearls of Wisdom event

From our recent thought leadership workshop, we answer five questions from identifying topics, to evaluating success.

War of the Words

Recent research revealed it's mostly men who want to communicate with aliens, but Linstock's research suggests women should probably be the ones to phone ET.