Partner Article
Robson Brown signs new agreement
Marketing communications agency Robson Brown has signed a new partnership with Fuse Digital, both part of The Mission Group Plc.
The ‘RB Fuse’ partnership is the first phase of the strategic development for Robson Brown since its association with The Mission Group Plc, and cements the Robson Brown offering as full service with an emphasis on creative digital marketing.
The Mission Group, one of the UK’s largest marketing and communications groups, draws together wide ranging expertise from agencies across the UK which adds value to clients’ work.
This unique structure enables the group to offer a truly flexible and specialist service, focussed on client needs while avoiding the rigidity and overhead costs of more traditional agency models.
Online marketing agency Fuse Digital was voted ‘Online Agency of the Year’ at the Gramia Awards 2010 and is one of the UK’s fastest growing regional agencies with a nationwide client base that includes Samsung, Toshiba, Jewson, Police, Miele, Lil-Lets and Grant Thornton.
Robson Brown managing director Andrew Marwick said: “This exciting development really strengthens our offering which includes strategic planning, campaign integration, SEM, digital brand development, websites, social media, mobile application, viral marketing, eCommerce, usability and accessibility and campaign analysis.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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