Today is a very special day for Pulse as we celebrate our TENTH birthday!
On 1st March 2013 we took the first step on what has been a very challenging but hugely rewarding journey. We started a hospital advertising business that would not only deliver advertisers an effective environment in which to reach their audience, but one that would generate welcome revenue for our NHS partners.
Ten years on, we work with 120 hospitals and an array […]
We’re very proud to launch our most recent lift wrap campaign for Breast Cancer Now. The charity is working with Pulse to increase their presence in breast clinics within hospitals in England and Wales.
Lift wraps – our biggest and arguably our most impactful format – maximise engagement with those most in need of this vital support, whether patients or their friends and family.
Lauren Songour, Head of Brand Marketing and Planning writes: ‘Pulse lift wraps […]
Today – November 17th – is World Prematurity Day, a global movement to raise awareness of the impact a premature birth can have on families – and the practical difficulties it can present. It also sees the launch of a fantastic new lift wrap campaign across our hospitals.
For 20 years, Pampers have worked with neonatal nurses to design the tiniest nappies – Pampers Preemies – for premature babies, which they donate and supply free of […]
And then there were three! We’re pleased to announce that digital coverage is now available at Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot, the third hospital of Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust.
Installation at Heatherwood came later than at the other sites, Frimley Park Hospital (Frimley) and Wexham Park Hospital (Slough), as building of the brand new, state-of-the-art site that replaces the old hospital facility was being completed. The £100m planned care hospital, which opened its doors earlier […]
As the nights get longer and temperatures drop, an increase in our energy consumption will naturally follow. Every year, sadly, this presents a financial burden for some, but this year the cost of living crisis will leave many people struggling. Help and advice to control our expenditure is more vital than ever.
This campaign from Smart Energy is, therefore, really timely. They want to encourage everyone to contact their energy supplier to request the installation […]
We all know that we have to look after our hearts and watch our weight, but how often do we think about our bones? Our newest advertiser, the Royal Osteoporosis Society, is urging patients, visitors and staff within UK hospitals to do just that. And they are using Pulse’s A1 poster panels specifically to target fracture clinics in hospitals across the UK: if you’re over 50 and have broken a bone, the bad news […]
This Baby Loss Awareness Week, Pulse is honoured to support the incredible work of SANDS, the UK’s leading stillbirth and neonatal death charity. Sands exists to reduce the number of babies dying and to ensure that anyone affected by the death of a baby receives the best possible care and support for as long as they need it.
The week (9th-15th October) is a time for everyone in the baby loss community and beyond to […]
There are currently over 1,200 children in care in Staffordshire, a terribly sad situation. So, the team at Pulse is enormously pleased to be able to support Staffordshire County Council by promoting this hugely important campaign. The Foster for Staffordshire campaign has set out to find local individuals, couples and families who can provide a safe and caring temporary home for these vulnerable children when they need it most.
The striking poster campaign is […]
Continuing to extend our geographic coverage, the Pulse digital network now includes Warrington Hospital and The Captain Sir Tom Moore Building in Runcorn. Having partnered with the Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust since 2013, we are delighted to move to this next phase.
The screens are in main entrances and outpatient waiting rooms (including our first in antenatal), giving advertisers a fantastic opportunity to reach their audience, whilst providing an essential comms […]
