North East digital agencies unveil partnership
Two North East digital agencies have joined forces to offer a full-service marketing solution for e-commerce brands.
Peterlee-based Redu Group and Newcastle-based Mira Marketing have announced a partnership.
Combining expertise in affiliate marketing, social media and paid search, bosses say the move will enable them to “maximise opportunities” and “empower brands to achieve their full potential”.
Redu Group, known for its data-driven affiliate and influencer programmes, generates more than £50 million in annual revenue for major clients, including Iceland, LookFantastic and Boots.
Angela Goggins, managing director, said: “We’re thrilled to formalise this partnership.
“By working together, we’re creating a full-service solution that drives true incremental growth for clients.
“Not only is this an exciting development for the digital marketing industry, but it’s also a significant win for the North East, as many full-service agencies are typically based in London.”
Mira Marketing specialises in paid search, SEO and creative design.
Stuart Bramley, chief executive, added: “This collaboration allows us to maximise opportunities for our clients and future partners.
“We’re blending our individual expertise to provide a truly seamless and results-driven service that empowers brands to achieve their full potential.”
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