Leeds SEO agency announces launch of new US office in Boston
SALT.agency, the Leeds-based technical SEO company, has announced the launch of a new office Boston, Massachusetts.
In addition to establishing a base stateside, SALT.agency is also in a working collaboration with US PR agency, Hollywood Agency.
After searching for a US hub over the past two years to cater to international demand, SALT.agency was able to confirm its stake in the digital market in the country only weeks into the New Year.
Based on the east coast, Hollywood Agency works with a wide range of media network and holds working relationships with many brands in the US, and is also an expert in breaking clients into new markets.
Director John Ward said: “We’re proud to be able to further our international framework across to the US and with such a respected PR agency.
“This move will help us open doors for our clients, many of whom have a vast and beneficial interest in the American markets.”
Fellow director Martin Woods added: “After working with many international clients, the majority of which are in the US, having a base of operations in the US and in Boston makes perfect sense as SALT.agency expands its technical SEO offering to new markets throughout the world.”
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