Most agencies’ case studies are written to sound impressive rather than to be checked. The numbers are unattributed, the publications are listed without links, the testimonials carry first-name attributions or no names at all. Read closely and most of it isn’t proof — it’s marketing dressed as evidence. Lantern Comitas takes the harder route. Every claim on the case studies that follow is anchored to its source. Every figure is traceable to the client engagement record or the published coverage. Every named outlet is linked to the actual article where one exists. Every testimonial carries a real, attributable name and role. Where a claim cannot be independently verified, it is flagged as client-supplied rather than dressed up as fact.
The work below was selected for what it demonstrates — the discipline of an embargoed global launch, the craft of African media relations, the patient building of a continental thought-leadership voice, the SEO sprint that moves an industry body from invisible to authoritative, the long game of building a corporate’s healthtech share of voice across four markets. Across critical minerals and mining, conservation and wildlife, corporate communications, healthtech and the global NGO landscape, the work spans the UK, Europe and Africa. The same handful of clients turn up repeatedly across the sector and service pages because the work was real, verified and consequential.
