Leeds and London PR firm grows global reach with new international division
A digital performance agency with offices in Leeds and London has announced the launch of an international division.
Leeds-headquartered business connective3 has announced it has launched a new international team following a series of overseas client wins.
Established in 2019, the agency - with offices in London and Manchester as well as Leeds - has built up a portfolio of international work, helping clients including Blacktower Financial Management and Wren Kitchens with PR and search solutions.
The new international team, focusing on Digital PR and SEO services, will service the US and Europe to cope with growing demand from new and existing clients within these regions.
Tim Grice, CEO of connective3, commented: “Our unique approach to digital PR has been delivering insane results in the UK since day one of launch, so much so it quickly got the attention of international businesses who wanted to have the same impact in their regions.
“We have now delivered multiple international campaigns and thousands of placements around the world. The success has led to a growing global client base, making it a no brainer to launch our international team.”
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