Georgina Trias,
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In recognition of our accomplishments and success, we’ve been named one of the top digital agencies in the UK by Clutch, a B2B research authority. They utilise a unique ratings and reviews methodology to compare and contrast businesses across a variety of sectors. We attained this award for our prowess in web design, and are excited to receive such high praise for our efforts!
We’d like to take this time to thank each and every one of our customers for making this award possible. They took time out of their schedules to participate in one on one interviews with a Clutch analyst to gauge our impact on their day to day operations. They assess our general cost effectiveness, value-add, attention to project timelines and project management style, as well as our overall quality of service. In reflection of these scores, our clients have ranked us a phenomenal five out of five stars! Please take a look at a recent review from our client at Swiftpak:
“To be announced as a 2020 Top UK company reflects our commitment to our customers and mission to produce sector leading digital experiences. We're looking forward to launching some awesome new projects in 2020 and continue to grow our digital agency offering.” – Managing Director, Bigger Picture
For those who might not know, Clutch is a market research firm that provides an objective lens into the business to business service sector. We’ve also received acclaim from their two sister sites, The Manifest and Visual Objects. The Manifest, a company listing site and business data platform, mentions us as one of the premier website experts in the UK. Visual Objects, a company profile platform, includes us on their directory of top web designers among United Kingdom agencies.
Thank you one and all for making this award possible! Please get in touch if you’d like to work with Bigger Picture today.
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