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

Grant Thornton International

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

Retirement Advantage

Linstock began working with Retirement Advantage in 2014 - the year that pensions and retirement underwent its biggest change in a generation.

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.

News & views

Case study: Creating a compelling thought leadership campaign for an IP law firm

Conducting research into university spinouts to establish Anderson Law as a thought leader.

Summer offers great chance to turn up the heat on thought leadership

As the UK's heatwave continues, Jos Kelly looks at why creating engaging content can help you reach decision makers during the summer months.

Thought leadership with a neutral tone is most engaging

Our latest research suggests a clear preference for a neutral tone, but what impact does this have on thought leadership content?

Tokenism: Equally unpopular in business and in Hollywood

While Ocean's 8 may have been a commercial success, its tokenistic approach may have been its biggest downfall.