Quietroom

The better you are at using
words, the better you are at
making money.

Ask any sales person or street performer. Ask an entrepreneur. The way you talk to people shapes the result you get.

Quietroom helps brands realise the value of words.

We help brands define how they use words, we write for them and we help their people use words more powerfully.

brand language consultants


Clients come to us when:

  • they’ve got a great idea that they wish they could explain better
  • they can get their point across in 13 pages but not in 3 words
  • their strategy gets everyone’s heads nodding, but no one’s toes tapping
  • they’re stuck in a way of talking that isn’t working

We help them make the right choices: one word, one message over another. By doing that, we help them build a stronger bottom line.


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More blog posts > Simon 5:15 pm, Jan 19th

(I Can’t Get No Agreement About) Satisfaction

How can ‘satisfactory’ be neither ‘good enough’ nor ‘acceptable’? My dictionary says it’s both.

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Are credit unions a viable alternative to banks?

This BBC News report  explores why more people are choosing credit unions.

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The power of thank you

People like people who say thank you. In this short video, Laura Trice suggests we all say it.

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Project Unbreakable: How words of abuse can heal

We saw this great project in The Guardian. Photographer Grace Brown empowers victims of sexual abuse to take control. She does this by photographing them with the words that were once used against them.

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How narrative can aid memory

We’re big fans of telling stories. So we like this Guardian piece about stories and memory.

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Letters of Note

We like the Letters of Note website. It gathers and sorts fascinating letters, postcards, telegrams, faxes, and memos. Now featuring: what Nixon was ready to say if the first moon landing had gone horribly wrong.

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When trust breaks down

A poignant sign, spotted.

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