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Huddersfield marketing consultancy builds on strong foundations
Huddersfield marketing consultancy, KC Communications has been appointed by Leeds based Brewster Bye Architects.
Lindley based KC Communications, will assume responsibility for the firm’s social media and digital marketing. This will include delivery of a new website for Brewster Bye, who have completed many Huddersfield projects including the town centre Mechanics Institute, Wildspur Mills, Bradley Business Park and a host of other developments.
Mark Henderson, Director at Brewster Bye Architects commented: “We sought the expertise of a marketing professional who would not only direct us on how to develop our marketing further but who could manage the day to day running of it, allowing us to focus on what we do best.
Since the start of the relationship, KC Communications has increased our awareness to the vast opportunities available to us. It is a pleasure working with Katrina and we look forward to what the future may bring.“
Katrina added: “It is a honour to have been appointed by Brewster Bye to manage their marketing requirements. As a reputable and award winning firm of architects we look forward to working with the team and their strategic partners to position Brewster Bye as one of the UK’s leading architectural practices.”
Brewster Bye joins an impressive roster of clients including Sheards Accountants, and Wealth Management Paradigm Creative, Temple Learning Academy and Khalsa Education Trust following set up of the agency in August 2014.
For more information about KC Communications visit www.kccomms.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by KC Communications (Marketing) Ltd .
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