Named
Full name, role and company. If a client cannot be named, the review does not go on the site.
Reviews
Anonymous five-star quotes attached to stock photography tell you nothing. Every review published on this site is named, permissioned, unedited and un-incentivised — or it isn't published.
Our review policy
Written down so you can hold us to them, and so nobody here is tempted to round a lukewarm email up into a testimonial.
Full name, role and company. If a client cannot be named, the review does not go on the site.
Written approval of the exact wording before publication, and removal on request at any time afterwards.
Trimmed for length only, never rewritten. We do not compose a quote and ask a client to approve it.
No discounts, credits or gifts in exchange for feedback. A paid review is an advert wearing a costume.
Published reviews
Approved reviews appear here. Until a client has signed off on their exact words, the slot stays visibly empty.
Review slot 01 — the client's own words, trimmed for length only, covering something specific about working together rather than a general compliment.
Review slot 02 — the client's own words, trimmed for length only, covering something specific about working together rather than a general compliment.
Review slot 03 — the client's own words, trimmed for length only, covering something specific about working together rather than a general compliment.
Review slot 04 — the client's own words, trimmed for length only, covering something specific about working together rather than a general compliment.
A note on ratings: aggregate star ratings and review-count schema will only be added to this page once there is a genuine, verifiable body of reviews behind them. Marking up ratings that don't exist is a policy breach as well as a lie.
If something goes wrong
The honest test of an agency is not the good months. It is what happens in the bad one.
Contact the teamYour account team, through the support channels included in your plan. Raising it early — while a campaign can still be changed — gets a better outcome than raising it at the end of a billing month.
You get a written read on what the data actually shows, what will change, and by when. Where the constraint sits outside advertising — the offer, the landing page, the follow-up — you will be told that plainly rather than sold more ads.
Yes. Any client can withdraw a published review at any time, for any reason, without explanation. It comes down on request.
Plans run month to month and may be cancelled according to the current service terms, and in the first 30 days the money-back guarantee applies on top of that. Nobody is retained by a contract they want out of; that arrangement produces bad work in both directions.
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What we would do in month one, what we would refuse to promise, and where we think your account is actually losing money.