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Bring Digital celebrates business growth win at UK Agency Awards

Bring Digital is enjoying a successful year so far, having just won Most Impressive Small Agency Growth at the UK Agency Awards at the Montcalm Marble Arch Hotel in London

The digital marketing agency, which employs 30 people in its Bolton office, also won Digital Agency of the Year at the prestigious Prolific North awards earlier this year, and has been shortlisted for various categories at Northern Marketing Awards, CIPR PRide and Bolton Business Awards.

Bring Digital prides itself on a strong recruitment strategy designed to attract and retain the best talent; producing high quality marketing campaigns and websites; and the fast financial growth of the business and brand.

Managing Director David Ingram, said: “2018 has been an incredibly exciting year for us so far. We’ve secured contracts with some of the UK’s most well-known brands thanks to our growing reputation in the digital marketing industry and we’re being nominated for and winning some of the most prestigious awards in the UK. It all goes to show the quality of work the team is producing for clients.”

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