MNA Digital is delighted to announce the start of our journey into different regions across the UK. Our establishment of local offices in Preston and Sunderland represents the first steps towards helping businesses thrive in today’s digital world with innovative solutions.
To expand, we’ve used platforms such as the Lancashire Post, Blackpool Gazette, Sunderland Echo, and Shields Gazette to boost our brand presence and display our services. Through well-crafted editorial content and targeted online adverts, we’ve effectively raised awareness and captured the interest of local communities.
Stuart Perkins digital sales leader at MNA Digital says “Our roots trace back to the city of Wolverhampton, within heritage brands like the Express & Star and Shropshire Star. With a team of over 30 specialists proficient in PPC, SEO, Web Design, Social Media, and Creative and Branding services, our ambition knows no bounds.
We’ve been recognised as the highest-rated digital marketing agency in the West Midlands, and now, we’re expanding that expertise. We’re so excited to broaden our reach and provide local support to businesses in the region!”
We’re also participating in regional events to establish our presence and connect with key stakeholders, such as the Stay Blackpool Conference, Lancashire Business Expo, and Liverpool City region. These gatherings have provided valuable opportunities for us to network, showcase our expertise, and understand the unique digital marketing needs of businesses in these regions.
Stuart Mulrooney, commercial director at National World plc, says “At National World, we’re excited to join forces with MNA Digital as they expand their reach. Their approach to digital marketing complements our vision of innovation and growth in diverse markets and also strengthens our resolve to compete with larger digital agencies, and expand our digital product portfolio.”
Stay tuned as we continue to evolve within more National World regions, bringing our expertise and passion for digital marketing to new horizons.
