The architecture practice Campbell Driver Partnership has been named as one of the new tenants to be welcomed into the final phases of the £34m redevelopment of Northlight, the historic mill in Brierfield.
HUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Kam Kothia – CEO, seoBusiness
Blackburn-based web development and digital marketing agency seoBusiness has delivered a website for a historic textiles firm seeking to expand into new markets. Herbert Parkinson operated solely as the John Lewis & Partners Textile Factory since 1953, but has recently launched a full turnkey service for hotel chains, care homes, senior living, student accommodation and other commercial buildings.
Lancaster-based creative agency Hotfoot has designed and developed a new website for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, a resident ensemble theatre company bringing Shakespeare and the classics to life for all in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Paul Miller, chairman of the Preston-based Altius Group, donated £50 to Brian House Children’s Hospice for every goal scored by Newcastle United during the most recent season. With 102 goals scored, the charity received £5,100 – and the same sum was also donated to Newcastle Foodbank.
Preston-based ICG has been appointed by Chandler Homes as its marketing partner for a new site in Lytham. The team created a cross- channel marketing campaign for its luxury Forest Gate development.
Blackburn-based Prestige beds, currently celebrating its 65th year in business, has committed to donating £10 to East Lancashire Hospice for every Alma Mattress it sells.
Our sector and specialities
At seoBusiness, our mission is to drive substantial growth for our clients through cutting-edge Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC) campaigns, complemented by captivating website design.
With a unique strategic approach and a proven process developed over 25 years, we have consistently delivered 10 to 20 times growth for client after client.
Whether you’re an online retailer looking to boost sales or a manufacturer seeking greater visibility of your product catalogue, our tailored strategies ensure your success.
Our biggest achievement so far
One of our proudest achievements is helping several key clients scale from modest initial revenues to multi-million- pounds turnover per annum.
Leveraging our expertise, we replicated this success for our own ecommerce venture, demonstrating our ability to deliver results not just for clients but for our own business as well.
Our ambitions for the future
These are truly exciting times at seoBusiness. We are in the second year of an ambitious growth strategy, investing heavily in our UK and overseas teams, continually enhancing our client service processes, and refining our company culture.
Our goal is to become the go-to strategic partner for businesses aiming to scale, especially in the ecommerce sector.
Who we’re looking to do business with
We specialise in helping growth-hungry mid- tier businesses achieve their objectives. If you’re looking to drive significant growth and enhance your online presence, we’re here to help you reach your goals.
How LBV Hub helps
The LBV Hub is instrumental in raising awareness of our company and services across Lancashire and beyond.
By connecting us with potential clients and partners, it plays a crucial role in our ongoing growth and success.
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Burnley-based full-service signage provider TCB Designs created and installed new signage at the entrance of the Crow Wood Hotel and Spa, also in Burnley.
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