Riddlesden based digital marketing agency, Skittish, has been accredited with partner status from tech giant Google, signifying its strength and success in online lead generation campaigns for its growing Yorkshire client base through Google Shopping and Search Ads.
Partnership status with the world’s number one search engine platform, which accounts for round 90{afd41c4ab3623e68baffe29f6190c4c16e77cb65ef9a747ad10afe8b083b250d} of all UK searches, recognises digital marketing consultants and agencies that have advanced strategic knowledge in implementing and optimising digital lead generation campaigns; successfully converting online advertising into sales and profits.
Digital gurus successfully elevated to Google Partner status must manage a portfolio of digital advertising campaigns for clients and demonstrate their enhanced expertise in Google AdWords advertising, through rigorous and regular Google examinations. A strong record of performance and best practice in lead generation is also reviewed by the digital platform.
Managing Director of Skittish Heather Robinson said, “Google AdWords are a vital element in implementing a successful digital marketing strategy. We provide a unique opportunity for businesses to get their website on the first page of Google in a matter of minutes and start driving relevant traffic to their website.
I am delighted our digital marketing experience has been endorsed by Google. This coveted partnership status will ensure we are even more connected to Google, have access and insights to future developments and receive further discounts and deals for clients.”
Heather has been marketing businesses and organisations online since 2005. In addition to handling AdWords, she is an expert in web design, development and social media. She founded her consultancy Skittish almost five years ago to deliver first class flexible consultancy and bespoke training to Yorkshire based firms.
Skittish works with a range of local, national and international businesses from micro to multi million pound organisations including General Electric and the NHS. Heather is also the author of four books aimed at smaller business owners who wish to make more sense of the digital world.