North West marketing agencies announce merger
A new digital agency has launched in the North West this week following the merger of Lancashire-based James Brockbank Ltd and Cumbria firm Kentdale Digital Media.
The new enterprise, called Digitaloft, will operate across the companies’ offices in Lancaster and Kendal to provide SEO, PPC, social media and content marketing services.
Digitaloft’s managing director, James Brockbank, said: “In the space of two years, the agency has grown from just one employee to a team of eight, now spread across two sites.
“The decision was taken to create a fluid working environment where members of the team are in a position to work between the two sites dependent on the project being undertaken, allowing easy collaboration with clients from our two core markets.”
He continued: “We pride ourselves in working closely with every single one of our clients and having a physical presence across two locations strengthens our offering on the front of regular face to face contact and to be seen as an extension to an internal marketing team.”
Digitaloft has a number of North West clients, including regional atuodealer Cox Motor Group, Manchester-based bedding retailer SleepyPeople.com and Cumbrian jewellery dealer Antique Jewellery Group.
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