Small marketing agency succeeds with remote working where larger businesses struggle
Oct 16, 2023
Having initially embraced WFH models due to Covid, Mr Digital has gone from strength to strength.
United Kingdom - October 16, 2023 —
India / UK - As businesses across multiple industries continue to struggle with their digital transformations, a small marketing agency based in India and the UK is celebrating its most rewarding period following the switch to a fully remote operation.
From Pandemic To Increased Productivity
Having expanded to India by opening an office in Kochi back in 2018, Mr Digital quickly assembled an incredible team of digital marketing specialists. However, after being forced to temporarily close the office due to COVID-19, overcoming those logistical challenges soon became the catalyst for continued growth and success.
As many larger organisations quickly backtracked to hybrid and office-based as soon as the restrictions of the pandemic were eased, Mr Digital found has maintained a fully remote approach despite the fact that almost half (49%) of company leaders(1) in the UK and abroad have said they would prefer their employees to work more frequently from the office. The decision to sustain the commitment to remote working was made easy following an announcement that the firm has managed to grow turnover and profit each year since COVID-19 struck.
With a team of 16 experts to manage, Mr Digital quickly embraced a range of advanced tech features to ensure it could continue to run a productive business and keep its employees motivated via the digital landscape. While many competitors failed due to half-hearted endeavours, the data-driven marketing agency went all-in. It was a risk that has certainly been vindicated.
The marketing agency established a robust strategy built to support its employees working in remote environments. At the forefront of the company’s system is a Performance Tracker that has been built to manage all tasks, projects, plans, meeting minutes, budgets, and invoices while simultaneously giving everyone visibility of each other's work. Transparency and collaboration are at the heart of everything the company does.
Mr Digital additionally uses Hubstaff time tracking and productivity tools for monitoring activity levels and identifying needs for training and support. While the company has used remote connections for teams split across India and the UK, as well as facilitating client communications, ideas like its annual Success Rally have maintained some face-to-face interactions and supported the ongoing sense of unity.
The marketing agency’s mature digital transformation and remote-based work have enabled the team to provide a comprehensive range of digital services to its clients without ever compromising on quality. From web building and SEO to social media marketing and lead generation, the dedicated team has repeatedly shown its ability to deliver measurable results even without an office-based team. The future of digital marketing services has arrived.
About Mr Digital
Mr Digital is a data-driven digital marketing agency that launched in 2016. Based in India and the UK, the company has helped generate over £300m in sales revenue on behalf of its clients while also delivering over 1,450 first-page Google results. The agency is additionally certified by Google, Facebook, HubSpot, Mailchimp, and Klaviyo.
1:https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/15/uk-workers-office-return-linkedin
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Organization: Mr Digital
Address: 3 Warren Close, Brighton, BN2 6DT.
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Website: https://www.mr-digital.co.uk/
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