26th August 2009
Base welcome a host of new clients
Looking forward to great client projects
This holiday season has turned out to be a busy few weeks for the Base team with a host of new clients including Julian Adams Commercial Property Consultants, social networking site The Staff Canteen, wireless communications specialists Wirefr3 and Camden-based Transport 4 Schools.
We're constantly striving to go the extra mile for our clients and it really seems to be paying off. The ongoing work we have with existing clients is fantastic as it is really allowing us to take them to the next level. To be able to welcome new businesses into the fold as well show's great signs for the future.
From the feedback we get it's great to know that the quality of our work and our can-do approach makes engaging with us an easy decision. As projects more often than not involve working closely together, it's important to hire a digital team who understand your ambitions and can come up with creative ways to get you there.
Base Creative Agency, launched in September 2008, can already include Transdev Yellow Buses, Bournemouth University and Nottingham Express Transit amongst an impressive digital portfolio.
Related information
- Share this:
Tweet this
Delicious 
Digg 
Facebook 
StumbleUpon
base news…
- 4th May 2010BaseIntern Web Developer (Front-end)
Do you soak up new ideas like a sponge? - 23rd April 2010Base launch internship programme
Seriously neat digital education opportunities - 26th March 2010Office design experts launch site redesign
Base launch new site for Workplace Concepts
mini thoughts…
bigger thoughts…
- 10th April 2009A common Search Engine Optimisation misconception
The real price of natural search results - 6th April 2009Making it onto the podium
Representing creative design in Dorset at MIA2009 - 26th March 2009Sea Change creates design opportunities
Government funding to enhance seaside design
"Most importantly of all there's no hard sell, if potential clients don't think we're right for them, and we're not always, then that's fine. Understandably good business owners and managers take care with procurement. They want to know that the people they are employing to help them grow their businesses actually share their goals and will work hard to achieve them."
Tom Quay, Digital Director at Base