Another day, another pitch. Thankfully not a creative pitch on this occasion, but a presentation nonetheless.
We've been tendering for a Museum project dahn sarf and today has seen Chloe and I travelling the length and breadth of the country on all manner of locomotives and motor vehicles to get to our destination.
The project is for the Chatham Historic Dockyard down in Kent and we had a proper day out and as we were a bit early, we managed to see a few of the main attractions of this incredible place. It brought out the history geeks in both of us and we were thrilled to see the actual dock where Victory (Nelson's ship that he was killed on). No, really. We were. There's lots of other maritime history on offer (battleships, submarines and rope etc) and I heartily commend it on that front.
We should find out about the pitch in the next day or so - we'd really like to work on the project, so fingers crossed on that front.
If you wondered what the significance of the title to this post is, it's painted on one of the ships we saw today and we thought it highly appropriate to our pitch. Clients must get fed up of agencies telling them they'll do something and then not do it, so we thought we'd finish with that. Because that's what we're about - deeds not just words.