Newcastle digital marketing agency expands workforce and offices
A North East digital marketing agency has expanded its office space and workforce following a “strong performance”.
To support new client wins, Wriggle Marketing has purchased a neighbouring building extending its offices by 40 per cent. The business now occupies a 2,000 sq ft studio based in Gosforth, central Newcastle.
Wriggle Marketing has also increased its workforce by 50 bringing it up to a 14-person team. Additional opportunities for recruitment have recently been announced as part of the company’s growth strategy.
Nick Gianfreda, director at Wriggle Marketing, commented: “This is an incredibly exciting time for us, marked by new client wins and the growth of our team.
“At Wriggle we have always set out to be proactive and customer focused, and we believe this approach has helped us to successfully navigate this challenging climate for businesses and deliver results beyond their expectations.”
Nick added: “The recent investment in our office and office renovation will allow our team to flourish and has generated further opportunities for our clients to benefit from the depth of talent at our agency.
As one of the fastest growing creative hubs outside London, we’re thrilled to be at the forefront of the digital and creative industry here in the heart of Newcastle.“
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