Manchester agency Cube3 on track to hit £2m turnover
Marketing agency Cube3 is on track to beat its target turnover following a flurry of client wins.
The Manchester firm is expecting its turnover to pass the £2m mark after securing 10 new local clients since June, including fashion brand Neon Rose and Microsoft Dynamics Gold Partner m-hance.
The firm has already secured £750k of new business for 2016 and is in line to achieve £1m in new business before the end of 2015.
Karl Barker, CEO of the Princess Street-based agency, said: “It’s our ambition to be Manchester’s fastest growing marketing agency and to do that we’re investing heavily in marketing automation, building on our existing channel tracking technology.
“We specialise in working with entrepreneurs and they, quite rightly, want visibility of ROI from creative and content-led activity based on our insight and strategy recommendations.”
The latest Digital Census ranking from The Drum listed Cube3 as the third best agency in Manchester with 26 to 50 members of staff and in 24th place nationally.
Karl continued: “Our latest client wins are a testament to the hard work of our whole team which we are now looking to grow in number, strength and depth.”
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