Digital marketing agency, Digital Uncut, has today announced its ambitious plans for expansion into the US market as the company continues its phenomenal growth.
A leader in data-driven digital marketing, Digital Uncut are experts in the channels they operate, with expertise in SEO, PPC, Web Development, Content and Data. Having already achieved excellent growth in the US, comprising nearly 50% of their portfolio, the firm are looking to accelerate further as part of a wider strategy of international expansion.
Since its inception in 2016, the digital marketing agency has honed a clear niche in delivering data-driven campaigns for start-up and scale-up businesses, bridging the gap between what agencies typically offer and what businesses need.
Digital Uncut has already established an exciting state-side portfolio comprising of disruptive brands, including Matterport, Helpshift and PredictSpring, along with recent client win, NETDepot, a leading cloud solutions provider with nearly 30 years experience in the IT space. Digital Uncut have been appointed to assist with tripling revenue within the next 2 years through a comprehensive SEO and Web Development strategy.
Sam Martin-Ross, Founder and Director of Digital Uncut, said: “The US represents a key market for us, and I’m delighted to be leading our expansion into this space. We take immense pride in the service we provide to our clients, and we are incredibly lucky to already be working with so many exciting US brands.
Growth is my biggest driver, so working closely with scaling companies to directly see the impact of our hard work on growth is so rewarding. As a company, our passion is doing things bigger and better, and expanding our presence within the US gives us an opportunity to do exactly that, replicating the success we have already enjoyed in the UK, and applying that to the US market.”
Headquartered in London, Digital Uncut was acquired by French international marketing agency, Eskimoz earlier this year following a period of impressive growth for the firm. The group now boasts a headcount of over 150, with a turnover in excess of £20 million.
