
Portfolio
Red Page works with clients in areas including publishing, not-for-profit, independent business and membership.
Some of our work is shown on this page.
Seen and Heard
Seen and Heard: Young People’s Voices and Freedom of Expression is a collaboration between the Universities of Malta, Humboldt-Berlin and Wroclaw, Amnesty International Poland and young people of over 50 nationalities.
Developing new visual dialogues and writing fresh copy, Red Page delivered increased visitor engagement with the project's website.

Published translations
Michael has translated and illustrated three medieval romances, which are published by Wilton Square Books. These include Sir Gawain and the Green Knight (2018) and The Romance of William and the Werewolf (2024).
The books form part of a growing series of works aimed at clarifying centuries-old source material and engaging modern audiences with the medieval imaginary.

LT123
The Management of LT123, a language-testing business in Cambridge, engaged Michael to undertake a strategic rebrand of the company.
The work included the creation of new brand assets and the delivery of a suite of presentation documents including corporate brochures and conference materials, enabling the business to maintain and grow its presence in the sector.

British Beekeepers Association
Friends of the Honey Bee was a UK-wide campaign by the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA). Michael was engaged to develop the campaign message and deliver a range of branded marketing assets in both print and digital formats to grow advocacy in schools and local communities.

M&C Report / MCA
Red Page was commissioned to overhaul the content and financial performance of all the sales and marketing collateral for M&C Report (now MCA), a division of William Reed focusing on the eating and drinking out sector. The work transformed the performance of the division.

The Haileybury Society
The management and trustees of The Haileybury Society engaged Michael to consolidate and audit the charity’s databases, review its marketing strategy, write and curate its online content and reposition the charity.
The work resulted in significant growth in membership engagement as well as in the financial performance of its merchandise, events and fundraising activities.

Alastair Sawday's
Alastair Sawday's Special Places to Stay sought to review its marketing activities and deliver change within the team.
Michael worked with the board to review its creative pitch and presentation, establish and implement performance and finance-based publishing and marketing practices and to recruit a new marketing head to drive digital growth.

Mythical Britain
Mythical Britain is an author-illustrator ecommerce platform developed by Michael for his range of heritage-themed art and literature.
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An accompanying and comprehensive digital communications suite includes regular e-newsletter campaigns, poetry and news blogs, and an extensive social media presence across the major platforms.

Informa Group plc
For several years, Red Page was contracted by Informa Group to write content for its annual report. Michael worked with the PLC's CFO and the organisation's business sector heads to ensure the company and each sector's financial performance were accurately and attractively presented to its many City investors.

Young Lad on Old Street
Red Page worked with author A. J. Thomas to publish his debut novel, Young Lad on Old Street. As well as undertaking editorial and production of the book, we established the author in the social media space and represented his book into bookshops in the UK and Europe.

