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Tesco awards two-year search marketing contract to North West agency
Award-winning digital marketing agency Click Consult has today confirmed that their contract with Tesco, as the retailer’s search and digital agency, has been extended for a further two years.
The extended contract will allow Click Consult, who are based in Hooton, to continue working on several areas of the search marketing strategy for Tesco.
The retail giant first partnered with Click Consult in August 2019 for Organic Search (SEO) services across three Tesco Business units; Grocery, Real Food and the Club Card scheme.
Today it was announced that they would extend their deal with Click Consult allowing the agency to continue on these projects as well as several other exciting projects over the next two years.
Speaking about the partnership Click Consult’s CEO Matt Bullas said: “We are delighted that Tesco has once again put their faith in our agency and that they have renewed the partnership for another two years.
“The team here at Click Consult has relished the opportunity to work on such a widespread project and the results that we have delivered have now opened this new door.
“Tesco is one of the most recognisable brands in the UK market and a leading retailer in the grocery section. We know that there are a lot of technical changes that need to be implemented and a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes which is why we are glad to have had our contract extended.
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