Partner Article
£18m partnership for local Digital company
A local design agency is set to receive a boost after forming a partnership with a global printing agency, in a deal with a combined turnover of £18 million.
Shout Digital have previously worked with printing giant Elanders, but this new deal is the biggest project yet.
Elanders’ business development director Kevin Rogers said: “Media platforms and publishing technology is driving the print industry, and we knew that we had to be proactive in order to stay in line with demand - all that was missing was a digital side to the business.
“By marrying our print and publishing expertise with Shout Digital’s proficiency in all things digital, our customers can be assured that when it comes to broadcasting their aims through media they have all bases covered.”
Shout Digital will now develop and grow Elanders UK’s digital arm, to help it improve its business in the UK.
Shout Digital’s managing director Gary Boon said: “Working alongside the existing development team, we can provide Elanders with pioneering technology and developments to ensure that they stay ahead of the competition and react to customer demand.
“We can enhance website builds with user experience and visuals as well as providing online digital strategy for existing clients.”
Shout Digital is now planning to expand the business further within the region, and nationally by the end of the year.
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