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We work with a wide range of businesses, brands, and non-profits – from small local organisations to large national/international companies.

No, we often help clients define and write the creative brief or research goals. All we need to get started is an outline of the issue, or opportunity, you want to explore.

We have completed projects focussed on research into an audience, or issue and concept development, through to full creative campaign strategy, execution, and production.

Our academic team are closely involved throughout each project, from shaping the brief and guiding the creative process, to managing delivery and production.

Student involvement depends on the nature of your project. Our founder Lucy has written about the different levels of student involvement available.

Yes, we always arrange an initial meeting, either in person or online, to discuss your goals and explore how we can help. You can book a chat using the form above.

Our rates vary depending on the scope, duration, and level of student involvement. All our work is costed in line with professional standards. We’re happy to provide a clear estimate once we understand your needs.

Projects vary but most of our work is developing research, campaign ideas and campaign elements across different media. Projects often focus on behaviour-change objectives linked to social and environmental issues.

Yes, Be Good was founded with the aim of providing paid work experience for students. The precise rates and how you get paid are all specified at the start of the project.

Be Good projects are usually open to second and third year students, so you’ll have at least one year of study experience before taking part. What we look for above all is strong skills in creativity, organisation, and a ‘can do’ attitude.

When briefs are integrated into the curriculum module leaders will let you know how the work is assessed. We also run projects outside of the curriculum which can contribute to portfolio development but are not graded.

Intellectual property is agreed on a project-by-project basis. In many cases, students retain rights to include their work in portfolios, while clients have the rights to use ideas for future campaigns and communications.

You’ll have access to academic mentors, technical staff, and professional-standard facilities. Project leads ensure teams stay on track and that workloads remain manageable.

That depends on the project scope. Short projects may run over a week or two, while larger live briefs can span a month or more. You’ll always be briefed on time expectations up front.