Hello, we are Bullet Social. We are Social Media specialists, and a division of Bullet, one of the UK’s leading integrated agencies.

Our belief is simple: Social media is a powerful channel. We live in a world of conversation and constant interaction. You have the opportunity to engage directly with your consumers more frequently and far less expensively than ever. How active is your brand in these communities? Are you having conversations with your customers? Are you happy with the content of these conversations? If you were a consumer would you follow your brand? Does your brand have advocates and are you increasing sales through word of mouth?

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typography

Jan 11, 2012

Bullet Loves… Photography of Typography

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Here at Bullet we’re always inspired by great photography and typography, but when the two come together – even better.

Arne Lind is a Swedish graphic designer but has a superb eye for photography. His site showcases his design and photographic work under various themes and one of our favourite sections is a collection of photographs of beautiful typography. Taken all over the world between 1970 and 1990, they visualise how prominent and visual type is in our society.

Check out his site here www.arnelind.com and be sure to click on ‘Typography’.

Sep 16, 2011

Bullet Loves… Alison Carmichael

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If you haven’t seen Alison Carmichael’s work, make sure you have a look through her site.

In 2005 she got herself noticed with some self-promotional prints (one of them is shown here). Ever since her hand-drawn typographic style has been utilised in campaigns for some big brands including Stella Artois, Twinings, and Virgin.

Alison’s lettering is fun and characterful, blurring the boundary between type and image, but most importantly is incredibly well crafted. Her intricate hand-drawn typography is reminiscent of times past when adverts and billboards primarily used type, and it is refreshing to see typography once again taking the forefront in advertising.