We spend thousands of hours at work. It shapes how we see ourselves and whether we feel valued. Too many organisations treat employer branding as comms, not people. Mood exists to change that, working with organisations to understand what people genuinely experience and turn it into employer brands worth choosing.
Why Mood exists
Candidates. Employees. Talent pools. Target demographics. Engagement scores.
Those labels help organise information, but behind every one of them is a person trying to make a decision about their life.
Too often, organisations jump straight to the output: a campaign, a careers website, a new EVP or another set of employee stories.
But too few organisations stop to ask the harder questions.
Where Mood comes from
Mood was built at the intersection of employer branding and experiential marketing. One discipline shapes how organisations attract people and influence the decision to join. The other proves that people remember how an interaction made them feel, not what was said.
The connection is clear. Every careers page, job advert, interview and unanswered email leaves an impression. Individually small, together they become your employer brand, built on human psychology.
Across employer branding, recruitment marketing, strategy, campaigns and experiential.
Industry awards across projects I’ve contributed to.
Working across UK and international audiences, clients, agencies and activations.
From the first piece of research through to strategy, creative development and delivery.
What Mood means
Mood is how your company feels, both internally and externally.
It’s the tone of your job ads.
The energy of your people.
The stories candidates hear before they ever apply.
We help organisations intentionally design that feeling.
Our ethos
People connect with honesty, energy and truth, not corporate perfection.
The strongest employer brands move people before they persuade them.
We uncover what is real, then express it in a way people can actually feel.
Beautiful work matters, but only when it drives attraction, trust or action.
Mood is part of a larger family
We align how your brand is seen, lived and experienced.
How your brand feels externally.
How your brand feels internally.
How your brand feels in practice.
Our belief
before they read
They feel something before they learn anything.
before they apply
They decide if they see themselves there.
before they trust
They sense if you are real, human and aligned.
before they choose
They choose the brand that feels right.