20 years across marketing, communication and digital development
CRM, engagement and operational system design
Experience across nonprofit, culture and commerce
Cannes Lions award-winning project lead
More channels, tools and communication activities can make it harder to see what really matters.
What actually influences attention, trust and action?
Where is effort being wasted?
What deserves focus now?
What can be simplified or improved?
These services are most useful when marketing and communication need to support something larger than visibility alone.
Organisations often come to Sova Nova when they are building something new, rethinking their direction, improving what already exists, or need an experienced outside view before making the next decisions.
for organisations that want to build marketing and communication in a way that supports their mission, customers and long-term direction from the beginning
for companies or organisations that need to revisit their positioning, strategy or market focus before investing further in marketing activity
for teams with active channels, campaigns or customer/supporter communication, but not enough understanding of what works, what matters and what should change
for founders or teams who are too close to daily work and need help seeing priorities, bottlenecks and next steps
Examples of systems, platforms and campaigns that shaped our approach to communication, engagement and measurable change.
CRM-connected donor system
Connected donations, supporter communication and impact reporting in one system.
Peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns
A digital platform designed to scale campaign activity without adding extra staff.
Digital engagement campaign
A Cannes Lions Gold-winning digital campaign designed to turn visibility into action.
They develop through observation, testing and adjustment over time.
what creates complexity and friction
on fewer, more connected actions
your systems gradually over time
A different perspective can help organisations identify bottlenecks, question assumptions and focus on what matters most.
