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Six-figure sum invested

Published:  13 December, 2018

An engineering firm, operating in the print industry, reports it has invested £110,000 in its digital marketing strategy. Absolute, based in Huddersfield, has appointed Leeds-based creative agency, TALL to strengthen its online presence.

Absolute says the two businesses first worked together on the development of its ‘Sono’; the world’s first and only ultrasonic on-press cleaner.

Through 3D visuals, animation, digital and print literature, video, website UX planning, design and build, Tall brought to life the ‘Sono’ product, enabling Absolute’s customers to assess cost savings, performance and usability.

Following the success of Sono, Tall says it has now been contracted to create a digital brand re-fresh for Absolute’s three remaining products, giving each its own identity.

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