Streets are top 10 when it comes to branding and digital intelligence

Posted on 4th August 2021 by Streets


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We are delighted to announce that the latest Living Ratings of the UK’s top 50 accountancy firms, from Living Group, sees us climb to number 8 for marketing, brand and digital intelligence.


This widely respected survey recognises the work of professional firms in terms of effective, innovative and engaging branding and marketing communications. Being listed in the top 10 of the top 50 reflects our commitment to embracing new and imaginative marketing techniques and our understanding of the sector in which we operate.  

The last 12-18 months have been particularly challenging for all and not least marketeers looking to support existing clients as well as maintaining brand awareness with potential new business. Working closely with our external partners including web developers Onespacemedia Ltd and creative agency Distract we have as a firm embraced new techniques including the launch of our own podcast and furthered our online marketing, including the provision of increased content generation and sharing.

Our success comes at a time when we are about to launch a new website and new platform for sharing content to support our clients, along with an enhanced programme of social media activity and digital content sharing. 

Commenting on the findings, Greg Hobden, MD of the Living Group, the reports publisher, pointed to a select group of distinct firms like ourselves, who were able to adapt quickly and smartly to how companies needed to now engage their clients in the changing business environment.

To read about this and other trends revealed by the research, you can download the full report here.


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