Quietroom

Quietroom

Business Consulting and Services

Communication consultants making pensions, investment and insurance accessible to the people who need them

About us

Quietroom is an insight-led communications consultancy. We’re here to make pensions, investment and insurance accessible to the people who need them. We work with every part of the financial ecosystem. Our clients include pension schemes and providers, as well as asset managers, insurers and advisers. We create content that leaves people in a better place: more confident, more capable and closer to the future they want. Our clients include: abrn, Aviva, Brightwell, Bupa, Canada Life, Cushon, First Sentier, HSBC, Independent Governance Group, Just, Moneyhub, MNRPF, Mineworkers' Pension Scheme, Nest, Phoenix, Royal Main Pension Plan, SEI Master Trust, St James's Place, Triple Point, Unilever Pension Fund, USS, Vidett, WTW and Zurich. Quietroom is owned by the Quietroom Employee Ownership Trust. This means the company is run for the benefit of everyone who works here. It means the people who deliver your project for you have a stake in the business, share responsibility for its success and understand how important you are to our future.

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Self-Owned
Founded
2003
Specialties
Brand language, Writing, Tone of voice, Strategy, Pensions, Investments, Insurance, Video, Animation, content, consultancy, and template communications

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    Want a recap of the #PLSAannual24 highlights? Our #WednesdayWisdom webinar on 6 November has you covered. Let's keep the conversation going. Register now: https://lnkd.in/g6TjcGHk

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    Our #WednesdayWisdom webinar on 6 November is your chance to revisit the key moments and highlights from the biggest conference of the year. #PLSAannual24 Whether you attended or missed out, this interactive session will ensure we’re all up to speed. Hosted by our lead consultant, Caroline Hopper, and featuring special guest Alyshia Harrington-Clark from the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association, we’ll dive into the top takeaways, explore new perspectives, and open the floor for your thoughts. It’s a unique opportunity to hear what others found valuable, ask questions, and engage in the conversation. The event is designed to be informal, engaging, and packed with practical insights to take away. If you’re looking for a recap or wanting to hear fresh insights, this is the follow-up you won’t want to miss. So, make yourself a cup of coffee, bring your thoughts, and be ready to dive into some valuable conversation. Secure your spot today and make sure you’re part of this must-attend event. https://lnkd.in/g6TjcGHk

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    Is Quietroom’s Thomas Joy actually computer-generated? The evidence is piling up as he posts this brilliantly useful take on ChatGPT search and is then picked up as a top pick on today’s LinkedIn News. The way that members, policyholders and customers are using AI is a crucial issue for regulated comms on pensions, investments and insurance. Get in touch with us to discuss what you should be doing about it!

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    Consultant at Quietroom | Strategy | Content Design | AI and Pensions

    OpenAI have just launched ChatGPT Search, their competitor to search engines from Google and Bing. They’re promising fast and timely answers to questions, all backed up with links to sources. If you host any kind of content online, you’ll want to pay attention. AI search is changing the way that your users experience your content, and the internet. Gone are the days of users having to sift through pages and pages of search results. Instead, AI powered search engines do the work for you. AI figures out what you’re asking, finds content that can answer your question, picks out bits it thinks are relevant, then rewrites and restructures the content to provide give you an answer. The implications are significant: ✏️ your content is being rewritten. AI chooses what to say, and how to say it. That means people are making decisions not based on your content, but on AI interpretations of your content. 📉 users are less likely to visit your website, because they’ve got no need to. If they’re convinced by the answer they get from AI then they’ll search no further. 💡users are going to search for content less, and search for answers more. Some experts are already saying that we’re moving away from search engines and into the world of the answer engine instead. It’s easy to dismiss new developments like this by thinking that ChatGPT is a niche product. It’s not. Not anymore. ChatGPT has around 200 million active weekly users. This will grow even further this December, when Apple Intelligence opens up access to ChatGPT through Siri in the UK. And ChatGPT isn’t the only way that your users are using AI to search the internet. Users are already getting AI answers when they search with Google and Bing. These answers are appearing automatically - people do not have to opt-in to them. And the disclaimer that declares an answer is generated by AI is small, easy to miss, and easy to ignore. These disclaimers are not changing user behaviour. Users are relying on, and making decisions with AI answers. Don’t you want to know what your users see when they get answers about your content online? Don’t you want to know whether it’s your product or company that tops the list when a user asks a question like  “what is a pension?”, “best pension?”, or “where should I transfer my pension”? If you knew what AI said, you could influence it. You could adapt your content to make it more likely that AI gets your message across in the way you intend, and in the way that you originally signed off. So please, test your content. Go do it right now - it’ll only take you 15 minutes. Ask the questions you know your users ask, and see what answers they get. Because it’s only when you understand what users see that you can begin to create content that performs well in the world of AI. 

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    Consultant at Quietroom | Strategy | Content Design | AI and Pensions

    OpenAI have just launched ChatGPT Search, their competitor to search engines from Google and Bing. They’re promising fast and timely answers to questions, all backed up with links to sources. If you host any kind of content online, you’ll want to pay attention. AI search is changing the way that your users experience your content, and the internet. Gone are the days of users having to sift through pages and pages of search results. Instead, AI powered search engines do the work for you. AI figures out what you’re asking, finds content that can answer your question, picks out bits it thinks are relevant, then rewrites and restructures the content to provide give you an answer. The implications are significant: ✏️ your content is being rewritten. AI chooses what to say, and how to say it. That means people are making decisions not based on your content, but on AI interpretations of your content. 📉 users are less likely to visit your website, because they’ve got no need to. If they’re convinced by the answer they get from AI then they’ll search no further. 💡users are going to search for content less, and search for answers more. Some experts are already saying that we’re moving away from search engines and into the world of the answer engine instead. It’s easy to dismiss new developments like this by thinking that ChatGPT is a niche product. It’s not. Not anymore. ChatGPT has around 200 million active weekly users. This will grow even further this December, when Apple Intelligence opens up access to ChatGPT through Siri in the UK. And ChatGPT isn’t the only way that your users are using AI to search the internet. Users are already getting AI answers when they search with Google and Bing. These answers are appearing automatically - people do not have to opt-in to them. And the disclaimer that declares an answer is generated by AI is small, easy to miss, and easy to ignore. These disclaimers are not changing user behaviour. Users are relying on, and making decisions with AI answers. Don’t you want to know what your users see when they get answers about your content online? Don’t you want to know whether it’s your product or company that tops the list when a user asks a question like  “what is a pension?”, “best pension?”, or “where should I transfer my pension”? If you knew what AI said, you could influence it. You could adapt your content to make it more likely that AI gets your message across in the way you intend, and in the way that you originally signed off. So please, test your content. Go do it right now - it’ll only take you 15 minutes. Ask the questions you know your users ask, and see what answers they get. Because it’s only when you understand what users see that you can begin to create content that performs well in the world of AI. 

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    What do pension scheme members want to know about their impact on nature? Our Caroline Hopper asked some of them – and here she is telling us the answers. The next challenge – how do you talk to pension scheme members about the positive impact of their investments without greenwashing? Join us on 21 November to share your thoughts – event details are in the comments.

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    Standing by all morning to get ready to talk about the communication implications of changes to pensions tax relief, and.... No changes. In a nutshell: 😐 Pensions will be subject to inheritance tax from 2027 😑 No changes to tax free lump sums or state pension 😶 Employer NI hike may deter employers from being generous with pension contributions and/or salary sacrifice schemes https://lnkd.in/eiiaS9qA

    Pension changes in budget give advisers plenty to think about | Reaction from across the industry

    Pension changes in budget give advisers plenty to think about | Reaction from across the industry

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    Vulnerability goes beyond age or health - it's about life events, resilience, and capability too. Understanding these drivers helps us create fairer, more accessible communications for everyone. Swipe through to see how these factors impact your members and how you can make a difference. For more insights, check out our blog on supporting vulnerable customers 👉 https://lnkd.in/ewzMhRxg Or visit us at quietroom.co.uk for more resources. #Vulnerability #InclusiveCommunications #CustomerExperience #Quietroom

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    Looking forward to seeing our Caroline Hopper on this virtual panel.

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    😟 Feeling the FOMO?? Fear not 😊 ... we are still accepting registrants for our 3rd and final the Virtual Panel #FutureFocusedDC event of 24. Another elite panel of DC experts looking at the opportunities for investment return, impact and member engagement in the energy transition. Register here, and join us for another action-packed DC adventure! 👇 https://lnkd.in/g2NAYU-r

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    What do pension members really want to know about natural capital? Caroline Hopper shares key insights into the questions your members are asking and how to answer them clearly. From climate concerns to investment impacts, it’s all about engaging and informing with confidence. Read more on our website 👇 https://lnkd.in/enfH8UdZ Want to stay updated? Hit the bell icon on our LinkedIn page to get notified about our latest blogs and insights! #Naturalcapital #pensions #communications

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    We're excited to announce another exclusive breakfast event in Covent Garden, following our successful January roundtable with Daniel Summerfield and Pomerantz LLP! Join us as we explore how to talk about a pension's impact without greenwashing, featuring insights from experts like Julius Pursaill (NatWest Cushon) and Kate Granville Smith (Burges Salmon LLP). Connect with trustees, member communications professionals, investment experts, and legal advisors from both DC and DB schemes for engaging discussions and delicious food. Limited spaces available - secure your spot today! Go to https://lnkd.in/eKaM-Hst

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