Liverpool internet marketing agency Ph Creative, is to open 2 new offices in London and Manchester within the next 2 months.
The company’s also announced the appointment of Latitude’s Richard Waters as director.
Managing director Bryan Adams, admits Waters’ arrival has helped them push forward:
“This exciting appointment reinforces our intentions towards taking a stronghold on the search marketing sector following our recent acquisition of Be Visible in January.
“We’ve been able to grow quickly after significant investment and time spent developing Phuse, our ‘lead generation’ software that we introduced to clients 18 months ago to help grow their business and ours."
Ph Creative directors
Ph Creative says it has won 10 new accounts since March 1st and Waters’ job will be to keep this momentum going.
“My background is working within large corporate agencies but the spirit and entrepreneurial streak within the team is a real buzz.
“What has impressed me most is their commitment to delivering a premium service to the SME sector. The idea of bringing the service levels expected within the UK industry’s top five agencies to the SME market was one of the major reasons for joining Ph Creative.”
In addition to the new offices in Manchester and Liverpool, Adams has admitted that they are searching for larger premises in Liverpool.
“We need to move soon so that we can maintain our operations in line with servicing the diverse array of companies and sectors that we now support. From humble beginnings, ultimately we have been able to prove that our innovative online marketing strategies can help any business grow whatever the industry or climate.”
The agency employs 15 staff and with the expansion hopes to double this within 6 months. It’s also projecting a trebled turnover in the next 9 months.
The most comprehensive ever review and assessment of the top communicators and marketers working in public services in the North West: the Public Sector 100. READ
The North West’s top marketing folk who collectively control marketing expenditure in excess of £500m and whose endeavours help sustain tens of thousands of jobs. READ
The full listing of How-Do's Media 100. The 2009 list in its entirety, offers the definitive compilation of the most influential and powerful media, creative and digital folk based in the North West. READ
The How-Do poll
Latest comments
Impressed: Just heard this story on 5 Live as well.
WTF clearly knows FA about new...
READ
Weary: Naive fool. 'The reporter was very nice....' I often am too - usually at th...
READ
IT Crowd: Been reading on here and tuned in, you wouldn't want to watch it voluntari...
READ
Captain Chaos: They haven't changed the names of any of the licences. Channel M is still l...
READ
Brian: The story is not really about either Beckham or a student (who may or may n...
READ
rubbish: "However why would Channel M either apply or choose to adopt or change thei...
READ
Comments (2)
