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Date: 26 October 2009
On behalf of: Digital Marketing Group plc ("DMG", "the Group" or "the Company")
Digital Marketing Group plc
DMG named second largest digital agency in the UK
Digital Marketing Group plc (AIM: DIGI), the digital marketing specialist, has been ranked number two in Marketing magazine's newly compiled league table of the UK's leading Digital Agencies. Last year, DMG was ranked number three.
DMG's improved position came as a result of an 11% increase in turnover for the year to 31 March 2009.
Earlier this year, DMG was named the UK's biggest digital marketing agency by Campaign magazine.
Commenting on the news, Ben Langdon, CEO of Digital Marketing Group said:
"As a dedicated digital agency, we are very proud to have been named the second largest digital agency in the UK by Marketing magazine. It is a truly exceptional achievement and is testament to the hard work of all of DMG's staff.
"We believe that our integration of digital marketing and data analysis makes our business unique. By putting together a team of experts covering all the digital marketing disciplines with high end data analysis skills, we have fostered an environment which enables us to deliver cutting edge digital marketing to our clients."
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Enquiries:
| Digital Marketing Group plc | www.digitalmarketinggroup.co.uk |
| Ben Langdon, Chief Executive | via Redleaf Communications |
| Redleaf Communications | DMG@redleafpr.com |
| Paul Dulieu/Kathryn Hurford | Tel: 0207 566 6700 |
| Cenkos Securities | |
| Ivonne Cantu/Julian Morse | Tel: 0207 397 8900 |
Notes to Editors:
Digital Marketing Group (AIM: DIGI) listed on AIM in October 2006, employs over 600 people.
At the heart of the company is Digital Brain - a process which enables the real time integration of "digital, direct and data". This helps create unique contact strategies for each individual based on their historical data and real time interactions regardless of channel.
Digital Marketing Group's development strategy consists of three key elements:
"organic growth" - driven by growth within the individual businesses and the application of a group business development programme;
"buy and build" - through the selective acquisition of a number of well run and profitable businesses with complementary skills in digital direct marketing; and
the creation of new revenue streams from within the existing talents and resources of the group.
Publication quality photographs are available via Redleaf Communications.