It has been an exciting start to the year for MNA Digital as the team has enjoyed a number of successes.
Firstly, the company relaunched its website with a host of new features, which will assist business owners that are looking to appoint a digital agency. The site also highlights the work MNA Digital has already done for clients across the region and further afield.
Also earlier this year, MNA Digital released its 2022 webinar calendar with details of its free 30-minute events. Hosted by digital experts, the webinars cover a variety of topics from SEO, paid search, web design and social media advertising. One of their recent webinars, titled ‘The beginners guide to driving sales from your website’ had more than 50 attendees. The next one is scheduled for June and will be called ‘5 key steps to enhancing results from SEO marketing’.
Recently MNA Digital held a successful digital open day for advertising staff from across the Shropshire Star and Express & Star. New team members were introduced and there were also four product update sessions. New team members include web developer Ryan Davies, senior PPC manager James Keeney-Wilson and sales executive Andy Morris.
MNA Digital’s managing director Louise Burns said they were thrilled with recent figures which showed their subscription products were 40% higher than last year, and above their budget for 2022.
“Achieving subscription sales 40% over that of 2021 had been a tall order,” she said. “However, the efforts of all concerned have helped to get this result. Monthly subscription revenue is now close to being over where it was when the pandemic started, when monthly revenues halved overnight.
“It’s taken huge focus and commitment across the teams, but we can now confidently say that we have a solid base of customers to continue the 2022 growth plans.”
MNA Digital is now looking forward to hosting more webinars and creating guides that offer free expertise. To find out more details about how your business can benefit from working with MNA Digital speak to our team.
