York marketing consultancy Woodvine Hill launches for SMEs
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 06:05 · Archive
North Yorkshire marketing consultancy Woodvine Hill has launched in York and Knaresborough, offering small and medium-sized businesses strategy, content and design services.
Woodvine Hill, a new marketing consultancy, has launched in York and Knaresborough to serve small and medium-sized businesses. The consultancy was founded by Polly Woodvine and Melanie Hill, who both bring experience from larger agencies and a track record delivering campaigns for global and local clients.
The business aims to bridge the gap between freelance support and full-service agencies. Polly Woodvine said: 'Businesses are often left choosing between a freelancer who specialises in one discipline, or an agency that comes with a level of cost and process that doesn't suit them. We wanted to build something in between, a small, senior team that gives clients proper strategic thinking and beautifully executed creative.'
Woodvine Hill offers content strategy, design, campaign delivery and creative services. Melanie Hill said the team has 'a broad range of marketing and design experience' and aims 'to help clients see the opportunities they might be missing, and to prioritise what will actually move the needle for their business'. Even before launch, the pair had begun building a client base.
How it is being reported
- York and North Yorkshire marketing experts launch consultancyNorth Yorkshire marketing consultancy Woodvine Hill launches in York and Knaresborough, offering SMEs strategy, content, design, UX, UI and campaign expertise.The Press (York) · 14 Oct, 05:00
- York and North Yorkshire marketing experts launch consultancyNorth Yorkshire marketing consultancy Woodvine Hill launches in York and Knaresborough, offering SMEs strategy, content, design, UX, UI and campaign expertise.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 14 Oct, 05:00
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