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Harrogate web design firm becomes one of 18 Google partners in the UK

Harrogate-based digital marketing agency Extreme Creations has been accredited as a Google Partner following a rigorous vetting process.

According to the Google website, there are only 18 Google AdWord certified partners in the UK, and 5,000 in the world.

The accolade means that the agency has and continues to demonstrate a high level of proficiency with Google AdWords and pay per click (PPC) when managing clients’ Google advertising.

Antony Prince, managing director of Extreme Creations is delighted to receive the recognition from Google, the global internet pioneers, commented: “We are thrilled to become a Google Partner, it is a great achievement for the team and it is part of our on-going investment in our colleagues’ skills and expertise.

“To be trusted and recognised by Google as a partner reflects confidence in the level of service that we provide. We take pride in having built long term client relationships, driven by our results oriented approach and the service we offer.

“To be accredited by Google for the work we undertake is a recognised and trusted acknowledgment that we are doing a great job and we hope it will attract new clients looking for digital marketing support.”

To become a Google Partner Extreme Creations had to show that colleagues have advanced AdWords knowledge by getting certified in AdWords.

It was also essential that the business met the best practice standard, by clearly demonstrating that clients’ performance was maximised by implementing the recommended best practices across their accounts.

Proof of spend was also a significant factor and Extreme Creations had to show a healthy amount of activity by meeting the spend requirements across all managed accounts.

Antony Prince continues:- “Extreme Creations has been providing digital marketing since its launch in 2002. We have worked hard to put best practise into the business and to be recognised makes all the effort worthwhile’.

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .