Southpaw collaborates with Tim Hortons UK to Elevate In-Store and Social Creative Content

Southpaw, the strategic creative agency today announces a new collaboration with Tim Hortons UK, the rapidly expanding QSR brand.

As part of the scope, Southpaw will handle creative content creation and production for Tim Hortons UK, delivering high-impact assets for both in-store digital screens and out-of-store communications, alongside campaign-driven social content. The collaboration focuses on elevating Tim Hortons’ visual presentation across the UK, engaging customers at the critical point of purchase and across digital platforms. 

Southpaw’s remit centres on producing a dynamic suite of content designed to maximize appetite appeal and brand visibility. This includes refreshing in-store digital assets, optimizing point-of-sale materials, and delivering creative content that captures the energy and accessibility of the Tim Hortons brand across retail and social touchpoints. 

Claire Lambell, Managing Director & Chief Growth Officer at Southpaw, said: “We’re incredibly excited to be working with Tim Hortons at such a pivotal moment in their UK growth journey. This is a brand with a brilliant offering, and our focus is on bringing fresh, high-quality creative execution to their everyday customer touchpoints. From dynamic in-store promotions to our presence on social media, we are looking forward to delivering sharp, impactful content that brings the Tim Hortons experience to life.”

Louise Buet at Tim Hortons UK said: “Southpaw stood out for their exceptional creative execution and production capabilities. As we continue to expand across the UK, presenting our menu and brand consistently and attractively is critical. We’re excited to work with the Southpaw team to elevate our visual content across our stores and social channels, ensuring an outstanding experience for our growing customer base.”

This collaboration reflects Southpaw’s ability to deliver agile, high-quality creative production at scale for ambitious retail and food brands, supporting Tim Hortons as it continues to strengthen its footprint in the UK market.

Source: Southpaw

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