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  • Go Up

    Go Up

    Go Up is an SEO agency based in Clerkenwell on Old Street, with a second office in Los Angeles. Its core work is search strategy, technical audits, link building, local SEO, site migrations and optimisation for AI assistants, alongside digital PR, content, UX and conversion work, website builds, paid media and reputation management. It runs dedicated SEO services for Shopify and WordPress sites.

    Services: SEO, Generative Engine Optimization, Digital PR, Content Marketing, UX Design, Web Design and PPC Marketing. Sectors it names: Fashion & Retail, Finance, Food & Beverage, Healthcare, Law, Real Estate and IT & Technology. Platforms: Shopify and WordPress. Based in London.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website. It has not been verified or claimed by the agency yet, so budgets, case studies and team details are not shown until the agency claims the listing and completes it.

  • Digital Media Team

    Digital Media Team

    Digital Media Team operates from the Bauhaus building on Quay Street in Manchester. Its services are paid social, PPC, email marketing, web development and out-of-home campaigns, including programmatic outdoor buying, with dedicated specialists assigned to paid media and web builds. It lists Meta, Google, Klaviyo and Shopify partnerships, and its case studies cover fashion, health and beauty, food and drink, automotive, furniture and home products.

    Services: Online Advertising, PPC Marketing, Email Marketing and Web Development. Sectors it names: Fashion & Retail, Beauty & Cosmetics, Food & Beverage and Automotive. Platforms: Shopify. Based in Manchester.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website. It has not been verified or claimed by the agency yet, so budgets, case studies and team details are not shown until the agency claims the listing and completes it.

  • IDHL

    IDHL

    IDHL runs its UK operations from a head office on South Parade in Leeds, with further offices in London, Manchester, Southampton and New York. The business reports more than 500 people across its group and covers SEO, paid media, digital PR, organic social, email automation, web and ecommerce builds, strategy and brand work. It holds Shopify Platinum partner status and publishes sector pages for travel, finance, retail and health.

    Services: SEO, PPC Marketing, Online Advertising, Digital PR, Social Media Marketing, Email Marketing, Web Development, Ecommerce, Digital Strategy, Branding and Creative. Sectors it names: Travel & Tourism, Finance, Fashion & Retail, Beauty & Cosmetics and Fitness & Wellness. Platforms: Shopify. Team size: 500+ people. Based in Leeds.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website. It has not been verified or claimed by the agency yet, so budgets, case studies and team details are not shown until the agency claims the listing and completes it.

  • SOUP Agency

    SOUP Agency

    SOUP Agency is an independent digital agency founded in 2019, with its Sydney office on Clarence Street and further offices in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, and in Melbourne. It describes a senior-led team. Its services include SEO, Google Ads and paid media, paid and organic social, email and CRM, influencer marketing, copywriting and content production, AI search optimisation and HubSpot services. It names food and beverage, fashion, beauty, finance, education and B2B among its sectors.

    Services: SEO, PPC Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Digital Strategy, Email Marketing, Influencer Marketing and Content Marketing. Sectors it names: Food & Beverage, Fashion & Retail, Beauty & Cosmetics and Education. Platforms: HubSpot and Shopify. Founded in 2019. Based in Sydney.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website. It has not been verified or claimed by the agency yet, so budgets, case studies and team details are not shown until the agency claims the listing and completes it.

  • Superb Digital

    Superb Digital

    Superb Digital says it was founded in Bristol in 2014 and has a studio at Spike Island. Its site is organised around estate agents: it says it helps independent agencies reduce their reliance on Rightmove by building search visibility and a website they control. It also serves online retailers and professional services firms, with separate pages for ecommerce SEO and PPC, Shopify SEO and general web design. It says it is a certified Google Partner.

    The estate agent offer has three parts. SEO builds local search visibility for buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants. PPC runs Google Ads and social ads, and the page says Google Ads can work on a modest monthly spend, with no standard budget. Websites come in three options, from a pre-designed theme to a custom build with property feed integration through Property Hive, built on WordPress with Elementor. A bespoke build usually takes two to three months.

    Website prices are published. The Pro package is £189 plus VAT a month and the Premium package £279 plus VAT a month, both on a standard 12-month contract that then becomes rolling with a two-month break clause. After the first year, every website customer moves onto a Website Support Plan at £99 a month. The site says quotes are based on the brief and may rise if the brief changes after sign-off. SEO and PPC fees are not published.

    Case studies carry figures. For Bristol Property Centre it reports leads up 297% from Google Ads, cost per click down 54% from £4.16 to £1.91 and cost per conversion down 77%, from £466.09 in March to £105.09 in September 2024. Another estate agent is reported with organic visitors up 219% and enquiries from organic search up 266%. The site claims enquiries up more than 250% across its estate agent clients and cost per click cut by half.

    Ask what the Pro and Premium packages include beyond the website, how SEO is priced, and what the support plan covers.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.

  • Yoghurt Digital

    Yoghurt Digital

    Yoghurt Digital says it is an independent Australian agency in Sydney, operating since 2014, with an office in Surry Hills. It describes itself as data-led, saying its strategies come from data and not opinion, and that clients work directly with channel specialists with more than five years of experience, with no account managers or junior operators. It says it works with clients in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific as well as Australia, and that it is strongest in ecommerce, financial services, travel and health, with fashion, finance, beauty, education and not-for-profit clients on its client strip.

    The work falls into three groups. SEO and content covers technical SEO, migrations, content, link building and digital PR, ecommerce and Shopify SEO, enterprise, international and B2B SEO, and a page on GEO, AEO and AI SEO. Paid media covers Google Ads, Performance Max, paid social, remarketing, affiliate marketing, display and programmatic. Conversion work covers UX research, UX design, experimentation and A/B testing and website design and development. Its tools include Google Analytics 4, Looker Studio, Hotjar and Shopify, and its reports are shared monthly in Looker Studio against the client’s own targets.

    Its FAQ states a price. Retainers start at AUD 2,000 a month and rise with the objectives and work, it recommends a six-month minimum, and it also offers audits, UX reviews and consultancy as one-off work. The site says it replies to enquiries within one business day. It lists Google Partner and Meta Business Partner certification and a Microsoft partner award for 2024, which are its own claims.

    Case studies carry figures. For the estate planning firm Safewill it reports total ranked keywords up 850% and keywords in the top 10 up 4,400%. For Forever New it describes UX research and testing during a website re-platform, saying five of six tests produced an uplift of at least 10%. For Inika it reports organic traffic up 209%, top-10 keywords up 1,369% and organic revenue up 263%.

    Ask whether AUD 2,000 covers one channel or several, how the six-month minimum is written into the contract, and who owns the analytics and reporting accounts.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.

  • Digital Gravity

    Digital Gravity says it was founded in Dubai in 2014 and now describes itself as a full-service digital agency. Its head office is in the Curve Building on Sheikh Zayed Road, and its contact page also lists offices in Riyadh, Karachi and San Ramon in the United States. Its site gives the team as more than 200, including more than 50 developers, but the figures for clients do not agree across pages: one says more than 300 clients, another more than 500.

    The agency has two sides. Development covers web design and development for sectors including real estate, healthcare, education, hospitality, law, fintech, retail and the public sector, ecommerce builds, Android and iOS apps, custom CRM development, AI development and chatbots, blockchain, augmented reality and 3D walkthroughs. A technology list on the about page names Laravel, Ruby on Rails, ASP.NET, React, Vue, Java, Kotlin, Swift, Python and cloud services from Amazon. Marketing covers SEO, social media in Arabic and English across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Snapchat, Google, Microsoft and Meta advertising, email automation, influencers, PR, online reputation, conversion optimisation, copywriting and generative engine optimisation. A marketing page says it has no retainers.

    No price list is published. The ecommerce page says it is difficult to give a definite website price without a scope, and the contact form asks for a budget with a lowest option of AED 5K and a highest of AED 100K or more, and for a timeline. Its case studies page names DP World, Dubai International Finance Centre, the University of Sharjah, ADIB Capital, Ruya Bank, Dubai Investments and a Sephora Squad project among clients, without figures on the page read.

    On credentials, the about page title says it is an INC 5000 company, a Google Partner and a MENA Search Award winner, and the site also ranks itself first in Dubai. None is verified here. Ask what a first project costs in dirhams, who runs your account day to day, and which office would build an app.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.

  • MediaOne

    MediaOne

    MediaOne says it was founded in Singapore in 2013 as a specialist search agency and grew into a full-service digital marketing agency, with its office on Neil Road. Its about page says it has served more than 2,000 clients, while the SEO subscription page says more than 3,000, and names clients such as Canon, Dior, SingHealth, NUS, Singtel, CapitaLand and Changi Airport. It lists sectors including healthcare, education, finance, technology, hospitality, consumer goods and the public sector, and says it works for small businesses, listed companies and government-linked bodies alike.

    The service list is long. SEO covers local, ecommerce, international and enterprise SEO, SEO audits, keyword research, off-page work and guest posting, and there is a page on China and Baidu SEO. Search advertising covers Google Ads and SEM, with programmatic advertising, Facebook and other paid social, influencer and KOL marketing, and lead generation. It also sells branding, website design on WordPress and for ecommerce, content and copywriting, email marketing, online reputation management and press release distribution. A GEO page covers optimising for AI answers.

    MediaOne publishes prices for one product. Its SEO subscription runs from $380 a month for a Basic plan with six keywords, on-page and technical work and two monthly backlinks, with Advanced at $680 for ten keywords, five backlinks and two blogs a month, and a Pro plan at $880. The page says plans can be upgraded, downgraded or cancelled at any time. Its Google Ads page says a practical starting budget for most Singapore businesses is between 2,000 and 3,000 dollars a month, and 5,000 to 10,000 for high-competition fields such as finance, legal, healthcare and real estate. Those are advertising budgets, not its fee. It also promotes grant-funded packages, saying support of up to 50% is available under Singapore grant schemes called PSG and EDGE.

    The about page lists MARKies Agency of the Year 2025, a Netty Digital Awards 2025 win and a bronze for Independent Agency of the Year from Marketing-Interactive in 2025. The Google Ads page claims an average 8x return on ad spend across clients and a case where cost per lead fell from 220 dollars to 74. These are the agency’s claims.

    Ask what the subscription’s keywords and backlinks are measured against, who writes the monthly blogs, and whether a grant package changes the fee.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.

  • ClickSlice

    ClickSlice

    ClickSlice says it started in 2016 as a small digital marketing business, rebranded a year later to concentrate on SEO, and widened in 2024 into what it calls a full-service ecommerce growth agency. It has a studio at Shoreditch Stables on Kingsland Road in London. Its team page profiles staff across SEO, content, outreach, Google Ads and social media, and the site says it works with clients in the United States and Canada as well as the UK, and that it is small enough to care and big enough to deliver.

    The work is built around online shops. SEO has separate pages for ecommerce and Shopify SEO. Paid media covers Google Ads, Shopping, LinkedIn and a page on ChatGPT-related advertising. Digital PR is run in-house. A large group of pages covers AI search, which the agency calls generative or answer engine optimisation, with audits, a calculator for the return on answer engine work and pages on marketing for ecommerce with AI. Since 2024 it also offers Shopify web design, development and migration, and conversion rate optimisation.

    ClickSlice is one of the few agencies here that states a price. Its FAQ says search marketing services start from £2,500 a month and vary with the strategy needed, and its Google Ads page says there are no long contracts. It also says every campaign is built to give a minimum 10x return, meaning it aims to return £10 for each £1 spent, which is a target and not a guarantee.

    Case studies give figures. For Plumbworld, a bathroom supplies retailer, it reports 80 tracked keywords in the top three after three months, up from 30, and 38 in first position. For Honeypot Furniture it reports a Shopify migration with no ranking drops. For Dino Decking it reports organic traffic up 278% quarter on quarter and 296% year on year, excluding blog posts. Another page says its retail clients generated over £10 million in revenue in the last year, and it describes an ecommerce SEO case worth over £1.7 million in sales for an ebike store.

    Ask whether £2,500 covers Google Ads and SEO or SEO alone, what the 10x target is measured against, and how much of the work for a retailer on another platform than Shopify is done in-house.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.

  • Wired Media

    Wired Media

    Wired Media says it is an independent, UK-based web design, marketing and PR agency that its chief executive started in 2000, and that he is still involved in client work. Its head office is on Redcliffe Way in Bristol, with a second telephone number, and the site says it has helped businesses sell online, increase bookings and tackle mobile and social media changes over more than 20 years. It describes its focus as more enquiries, bookings and sales, and says it will not suggest activity that does not serve that goal.

    The about page says the work is done by five core teams. Data keeps tracking accurate and produces reports. Design builds sites around conversion and the customer journey. SEO works to a “fix, optimise, grow” order. PPC aims for a profitable return, and development carries out the others’ plans. Services include web design on WordPress, Shopify and Magento, SEO and PPC for each of those platforms, data analysis, AI-assisted SEO and advertising, and PR. A separate page sets out how it uses artificial intelligence: to run audits, analyse data and speed up reporting, with every recommendation checked by a specialist, and it warns that an AI tool that is 80% to 90% accurate leaves the user needing to find the 10% to 20% that is wrong.

    Much of the site is local and sector pages. There are pages for dozens of English counties and cities, and for sectors such as dental practices, accountancy firms, colleges, care homes, gyms, holiday lets, opticians, butchers, caterers, event managers, private equity firms and private healthcare, each with its own PPC page. It offers a free strategy consultation.

    Case studies are the Red Paddle Co paddleboard maker, a digital marketing study, and Mick George, a construction ecommerce website that sells concrete and skips online. The case study pages show percentages without labels, so none is repeated here. What a client pays, and for how long, is not on the pages read: they cover the services, a handful of local and sector pages and two case studies.

    Ask which of the five teams would own your account, what a first three months costs, and whether the free consultation covers a written plan.

    Online Agency Network compiled this profile from the agency’s own website in October 2026. The agency has not claimed the listing, and it does not carry the Verified badge. An agency that claims its listing can correct it and add budgets, case studies and team details.