Case study · National Divorce Day 2026

Chlikk Co-Parenting

Chlikk Co-Parenting wanted to raise national awareness of Chlikk and show separated parents the benefits of structured communication.

Part of National Divorce Day on air →
5Items of coverage
2.6 millionCombined reach
30m 37sTime on air
5Distinct outlets

Coverage highlights

Listen
Sky News TV · 4m 10s
BBC Radio Wales · 3m 53s
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BBC Radio Newcastle · 7m 44s
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The story

Chlikk Co-Parenting, National Divorce Day 2026

The aim
Chlikk Co-Parenting wanted to raise national awareness of Chlikk and show separated parents the benefits of structured communication.
The message
Chlikk is a UK-built co-parenting app designed to reduce conflict, improve communication and protect children's wellbeing.
The angle
National Divorce Day, the first Monday of the year, when family lawyers see a surge in enquiries from people deciding to separate. The campaign offered practical advice for co-parents on putting children first, staying flexible and communicating calmly.
On air
The co-founders of Chlikk, both co-parents, alongside a family law specialist
The result
5 items of coverage reaching 2.6 million, including Sky News TV, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Radio Newcastle, BBC Radio Kent.
Budget £3,000Delivered £6,250Above budget 108%On air 30m 37sServices interviews

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