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Major rebrand for Sheffield creative marketing agency Objective
THE UK’s fastest growing B2B creative marketing agency is set for a major rebrand this spring.
From today, March 1, award-winning Sheffield based Objective Creative will become Objective, with a new website emphasising the team’s strength - B2B Strategy, Creative and Digital.
The move reflects the company’s 100 per cent focus on B2B following a 35 per cent business growth for the year ending February 2022.
And it follows major invested in people and infrastructure, with three recent appointments including a new Head Creative.
Objective works with B2B clients at board level to develop highly effective marketing strategies aligned to business objectives
“After emerging from such a challenging trading period so strongly, now is the perfect time to further invest in people and infrastructure to help us achieve our ambitious growth plans.” said Managing Director Dan Broadbent.
“As we are exclusively B2B, we better understand products, services, sales processes, and, most importantly, B2B audiences.
“Our specialist experience also ensures we always deliver fantastic results for our clients.
“In return, B2B clients choose to work with our fantastic team, helping us become the UK’s fastest growing B2B creative marketing agency.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by John Highfield .
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