London digital marketing agency shortlisted for Digital Outcomes & Specialists
Feb 7, 2017
Digitalhound, the London digital marketing agency celebrates being shortlisted as a supplier for the Government’s Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework for the 2nd year in succession. The agency are renowned for an ROI focused service and has seen rapid growth over the past 2 years.
London, United Kingdom - February 7, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Digitalhound, the London digital marketing agency is celebrating being successfully shortlisted for the UK Government’s Digital Outcomes and Digital Specialists framework for the second year in succession.
The Government are committed to revolutionising their systems to bring them up to date with the current digital trends and capabilities and are mandated to provide relevant opportunities for suppliers to engage with and help shape the future of the Civil Service and delivery of public services.
The Crown Civil Service have recently written to Digitalhound with the following, “We are writing to you as a trusted supplier to government as we want to make you aware of a unique opportunity to engage with the Civil Service and better understand the vision and focus for government”. “To be a truly modern Civil Service, we can’t afford to stand still. We need to be more skilled, more collaborative, more diverse, open to new ways of working, and constantly getting better at the job of advising the Government and serving the public.” says Sir Jeremy Heywood, Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service.
The London digital agency has enjoyed rapid growth since its launch in October 2014 and part of the success has been down to the meticulous attention to both the more technical aspects of digital marketing and the expert use of data analysis to weed out hitherto hidden growth potential for its’ clients. And despite being just over 2 years old in its present form, the agency has over 19 years of digital marketing experience and some of the key personnel have been responsible for the online growth of several well-known household brands in the UK.
“We’re very much looking forward to being part of the narrative to shape the way the Government and Civil Service interact with the public” says Darryl Antonio, Managing Director of Digitalhound.
“Our services are both agile and bespoke and we can quickly deploy our team of digital marketing experts to assist fully with the needs, interests, guidelines and policies that govern the Digital Outcomes and Specialists framework”. he added.
As experts in their field, Digitalhound have worked within a variety of market sectors including the Public sector, Travel, Ecommerce, Retail and Leisure with companies across the UK, USA and Europe.
Digitalhound helps clients focus on gaining the big wins quickly and more cost effectively. Based in London, with offices due to open up in Bristol by March 2017, the agency is focused on delivering measurable ROI and is a staunch advocate of openly sharing expertise and knowledge with its’ client base.
Call 020 7692 8761 to for more information or please visit the website for full details of the range of digital marketing services on offer.
Contact Info:
Name: Darryl Antonio
Organization: Digitalhound Ltd
Address: 207 Regent Street, London, England W1B 3HH, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-20-7692-8761
For more information, please visit https://www.digitalhound.co.uk
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 167365
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