What Wonderland Communications Is All About
Earned media. PR. Creative comms. Call it what you like, that’s the heart and soul of Wonderland Communications. They’re all about creating impactful, bloody brilliant work for some truly amazing people. And here’s the kicker—they have fun doing it. Because, honestly, what’s the bleedin’ point if you don’t? Straight talking, collaborative, problem-solving—these folks get shit done, and they do it with a whole lot of fun along the way. Their values? Kind, Inclusive, Curious, Unexpected. These aren’t just buzzwords; they live and breathe them every single day, guiding every decision. Plus, they’re a certified B Corp, putting people before profits. And there’s one golden rule: DON’T BE A DICK.
The Main Benefit of Wonderland’s Approach
Wonderland Communications isn’t just about flashy campaigns; it’s about meaningful impact. Here’s what sets them apart:
- B Corp certified, scoring an impressive 104.2—proof they put purpose before profit.
- Focus on kindness, inclusion, and curiosity as core values.
- Expertise in marketing, PR, comms, public relations, brand, advertising, social media, and earned media.
- Collaborative and straight-talking style that gets results without the corporate fluff.
- Track record of working with big names and causes that matter.
Showcasing Creativity Through Diverse Projects
Wonderland’s portfolio is a vibrant mix of campaigns that showcase their creative flair and strategic chops. Take the Heinz X Absolut project, for example—they ABSOLUTely loved teaming up with Heinz and Absolut Vodka to launch a limited-edition vodka pasta sauce. Or the MAZI Project, where they tackled food insecurity head-on during the cost-of-living crisis with a winter campaign that really stood out. Then there’s the Heinz Tomato Ketchup X Lick campaign, painting the town red in style. And who could forget the roar of excitement with DK Books’ first-ever annual Dinosaur Day launch? Each project tells a story of creativity meeting purpose.
Driving Social Change Through Strategic Communications
It’s not just about selling products; Wonderland Communications uses their skills to push for better causes. The campaign with Edgard & Cooper is a perfect example—demanding better dog food nutrition nationwide, they got people standing up for their furry friends. And biotech start-up Emm? Wonderland helped them shout from the rooftops about the future of period products, introducing groundbreaking innovations to the world for the very first time. These projects show how smart PR and marketing can drive real social change.
Living the B Corp Ethos Every Day
Being a B Corp isn’t just a badge for Wonderland Communications—it’s a way of life. From day one, their mission has been crystal clear: create a different kind of business. One that puts people and purpose before profit, weaves inclusion and kindness into the very fabric of their DNA, and strives to be gentler on the planet. This ethos shines through in every campaign and client partnership, proving that business can be a force for good without sacrificing creativity or impact.
Project Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- SDG 2: Zero Hunger – Fighting food poverty with The MAZI Project.
- SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being – Promoting better nutrition with Edgard & Cooper.
- SDG 5: Gender Equality – Supporting innovation in period products with Emm.
- SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production – Encouraging sustainable product launches.
- SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals – Collaborating across sectors for greater impact.
Why Wonderland Communications Stands Out in Advertising & Market Research
In a crowded industry, Wonderland Communications cuts through the noise by being refreshingly authentic and values-driven. Their straight-talking, no-nonsense approach combined with a playful spirit makes them a unique player in marketing, PR, and earned media. They don’t just chase trends—they create campaigns that resonate deeply and make a difference. With a strong B Corp score and a commitment to kindness and inclusion, Wonderland proves that advertising and market research can be both effective and ethical. It’s about making waves, having fun, and doing good—all at the same time.
