Social media agency myclever targets growth from new Manchester office
Social media agency myclever is looking to unlock growth after moving to a new office in Manchester.
The firm plans double growth in its client services offering from its new base on the top floor of the BDP building on Ducie Street.
The office has been transformed into a collaborative workspace to allow clients to hotdesk alongside members of the myclever team.
The company reported 100% year-on-year growth in the past 12 months after delivering campaigns in the UK and internationally for brand such as data storage business Seagate and The Co-operative Group.
Following the move, myclever will focus on product development to drive myclever Lab – its new hub supporting research into emerging technologies.
The CEO of myclever, Rob McNair, said: “This has been a significant year for us and has seen us expand our product offering in both video and animation, as well as paid media.
“We’re proud to have become the go-to for creative social media campaigns and we pride ourselves on turning tricky briefs into digital campaigns that deliver results and change mindsets.”
He continued: “As part of our continued growth we have now created a separate client services team to help us meet client needs as well as allow extra space to plan for the long term so we can keep pushing ourselves creatively and commercially.
“We also wanted to invest in Manchester and add to the great community around us. Because we have lots more space we can open some desks up and let our clients hot desk with us, that way if they need anything, we are right there.”
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