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by Guest Writer Sylvie Froger, Founder and Director of relocation agency Simply London, shares why she thinks firms should look beyond London if they want to find the best marketing services for their needs.   Choosing a marketing, PR or web agency is a daunting task - never more so than when you’re in the middle of a global pandemic. As the founder of a London-based business, my natural inclination was to choose a company based here in the capital - surely they'd have the best experience and skillset? How wrong I was to think that. Since the onset of COVID-19, the way we all work has ch...

by Stephen Chapman Pixel Kicks has created the new brand and website for Cheadle-based pre-paid funeral plan provider, Prosperous Life. The Manchester agency was appointed to reposition the company and support a new marketing push. “No one really likes to think about the end of their life, but it really is an important decision that can relieve financial and emotional burden on your family when the time comes,” explained Marketing Director, Gary Bramwell. “With our new brand we also want to help people not only with sound advice and encourage families to talk about planning for later l...

Full-service agency Pixel Kicks has launched a new dedicated digital PR division to focus on online visibility and link building.

by David Prior Manchester's Pixel Kicks has been appointed by Anatune to create and launch a new website. The Cambridge-headquartered firm develops, markets and sells gas chromatography and mass spectrometry related analytical equipment to some of the UK and Ireland's leading laboratories. The core aim of the project, which was won via a non-competitive pitch, are to better showcase Anatune’s product range and services, drive sales and improve overall brand perception. Matt Hartley, principal sales and account manager at Pixel Kicks, said: “At a time when biosciences are so vitally import...

by David Prior Manchester agency Pixel Kicks has unveiled a new ecommerce website for Candy Packs, the monthly subscription and gift box company. The project saw the agency - which was appointed in August after a competitive pitch - create the site around Candy Pack’s existing colourful brand proposition with a focus on a simple UI built using WooCommerce. The team also commissioned and managed all photography. MD Chris Buckley said: “The global subscription ecommerce market is expected to reach a staggering $478 billion by 2025, so we're seeing more and more clients like Candy Packs aski...