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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.

  • Sketch Creative

    Sketch Creative

    Sketch Creative is a limited company with a team of 24, based at X+Why Foundry on Brindley Place, Birmingham. It builds custom WordPress and WooCommerce websites and online shops, develops native and hybrid mobile apps, creates brand identities and digital design, and runs SEO, Google Ads, social advertising and content marketing. A separate division markets dental practices, and a newer service line serves trade businesses.

    Services: Web Design, Web Development, Branding, Ecommerce, Creative, SEO, PPC Marketing, Online Advertising, Social Media Marketing, Content Marketing and Mobile App Development. Sectors it names: Healthcare and Startup. Platforms: WordPress. Team size: 11 to 50 people. Based in Birmingham.

    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.

  • 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.

  • VooDoo

    VooDoo

    VooDoo says it was founded in 2002 and describes itself as one of Ireland’s first pay-per-click agencies. Its team is in Dublin and its site says clients are in Ireland and abroad, from start-ups to established brands. The agency says it works asynchronously, replies quickly and prefers long relationships, and that most clients have stayed for years.

    Pay-per-click is the core. Its pages cover Google search, display, YouTube and shopping campaigns, Microsoft Advertising, and Gmail ads. Monthly management includes building the strategy and campaigns, watching click-through rates and costs, and monthly reports. It also sells set-up on its own: it builds or restructures an account, covering structure, landing pages, ad copy, Quality Score and keyword match types, manages the first month and hands it back. It offers a free Google Ads audit and says it is one of Ireland’s first Google Premier Partners and a certified Google Partner, which are its own statements.

    SEO has its own group of pages: audits across technical, on-page and off-page factors, keyword research, Google Business Profile and local SEO, page speed, ecommerce SEO and migrations. A page on AI SEO, which it calls generative engine optimisation, starts with an analysis of whether a business appears in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Bing Copilot, then re-writes content, adds structured data and studies how AI Overviews are written. Paid social covers LinkedIn and Meta. It also builds websites, offers WordPress maintenance with backups, security monitoring and updates, and runs a digital marketing consultancy for businesses that want a plan without a retainer.

    No prices are published. The PPC page says there is no standard budget and that a recommendation follows analysis of the market, and the SEO page says campaign costs vary with objectives and the level of management, with a tailored proposal. Sectors named for web work are ecommerce, hospitality, education, automotive and healthcare. Ask what a first three months of PPC would cost, how much of the first month’s setup is billed apart, and who would manage the account day to day.

    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.

  • Agência Mestre

    Agência Mestre

    Agência Mestre began in 2008 in Itajubá, Minas Gerais, under the name MestreSEO, and opened a São Paulo branch in 2010. Its site gives an address on Avenida Engenheiro Luiz Carlos Berrini in São Paulo. It also says the agency became fully remote in 2020, with staff and clients in several Brazilian states. It says it has helped more than 500 companies sell online over 15 years, and its site and services are in Portuguese.

    Services are grouped as inbound marketing, SEO and paid traffic.

    Inbound marketing covers content, email, ebooks and the setup and management of RD Station, a Brazilian marketing automation platform, including its CRM and conversations tools. SEO covers consultancy, audits, migrations and, more recently, GEO, optimising for answers from AI assistants. Paid traffic covers Google, Meta and TikTok campaigns. Smaller services include websites and landing pages, WordPress builds, ecommerce marketing, WhatsApp automation and chatbots, analytics and conversion rate optimisation. The agency says it is a Meta partner and holds the Google Partner badge.

    Its strongest claim is its record with RD Station, which runs an annual awards programme for its partner agencies. The agency says it won Agency of the Year four times from 2017 to 2020 and won other categories in 2017 to 2022. It also says it was the first agency to reach RD Station’s Diamond partner level, in 2018. These are the agency’s statements about a programme run by a software vendor, and the awards page was not checked against RD Station.

    Case studies carry figures. For Duratex, a wood panel producer, it reports that 64.9% of leads captured each month were qualified against an RD Station segment average of 17.6%, with 73.28% more site visits. For Prev Fácil, a pensions consultancy, it reports 103% more leads and 55% more new users without a larger budget. For Colégio Sigma it reports 122% more leads from SEO, and for Ludos Pro a 956% rise in terms showing search features after GEO work.

    No prices are published, and the budget page is a briefing form. Ask who would do the work for your sector, how RD Station licences are billed and what a monthly SEO retainer 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.

  • DB Digital

    DB Digital

    DB Digital describes itself as a digital marketing agency in Cape Town that works only with small and medium-sized businesses, and says it is based in the Cape but operates remotely across South Africa, with no office overheads. Its pages say the owner founded it after years of watching a family business grow nationwide and then working in digital marketing, and that clients deal directly with specialists, not sales staff, with no outsourcing. It also says it takes on only a few new clients a quarter.

    SEO is the lead service and has the most pages: Cape Town SEO, SEO for small businesses, local SEO and Google Maps marketing, with a free audit of a whole website and no obligation. The site says its process is audit, build and optimise, starting with a technical audit and then work page by page on titles, headings, meta tags and internal links, with keyword research, content planning and link building. Other services are website design and development, which it markets as affordable, content marketing and social media management. It also runs a free South African business directory.

    Two results are given with figures, both its own. A service business that replaced R10,000 a month of ad spend with content and technical SEO is described as bringing in R540,000 of new enquiries within 30 days. A group of four ecommerce sites is described as earning an average return of 672.86% on its SEO fees over six months, with one site at 1,087.87%, and organic search staying in each site’s top three revenue channels.

    On recognition it lists a Best Digital Marketing Agency in the Western Cape for 2025, TechBehemoths awards in 2025, a Startup of the Year 2026 award from SAICTA and a Most Influential CEO 2024 award, all as its own statements. No prices are published: it speaks of transparent packages and affordable pricing but names no figure on the pages read. It prefers a WhatsApp chat to a form for first contact.

    Ask what the SEO packages cost, how the return figures were calculated, and who would own the website and the analytics accounts at the end.

    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.

  • Courageous

    Courageous

    Courageous says it has provided website design, ecommerce, marketplace integration and growth strategy since 2007, and describes itself as a five-star rated agency in Ancoats, Manchester, with a second office in Newcastle. Its site says its founder has worked in the sector since 1999. It aims at established businesses and states that it recommends the solution that fits the client and not the one that suits the agency.

    The services page lists four groups. Business website design builds WordPress sites for firms wanting enquiries and sales. Ecommerce covers Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento and WooCommerce stores, and a separate group manages eBay and Amazon marketplaces. Digital marketing is built around email marketing, to turn customers into repeat customers, and around SEO, and the newest group covers AI, helping firms automate processes. Support is sold under a contract it calls RockSolid, and a page is aimed at American clients. A blog post from October 2026 explains how to get a Shopify store ready for AI agents that check out.

    Portfolio pages carry a few figures. A website relaunch for Procure Partnerships is reported with a 22% rise in new users in the first three months, another relaunch with a 320% rise in new users over the first 12 months, and the consolidation of two Magento 2 stores into one Shopify store with 25% year-on-year growth in net sales. Other projects include a headless Strapi website for an international wellbeing brand and a website for a football foundation’s soccer schools. The agency says it has only ever been rated five stars on Google, Trustpilot and Facebook, and lists Manchester website design agency awards for 2022 to 2024.

    No prices, rates or contract lengths are published on the pages read. Ask what a rebuild like the Magento to Shopify consolidation costs, what RockSolid support includes, and whether the Newcastle or Manchester team would run the work.

    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.

  • Opace

    Opace

    Opace says it was founded as a family-run agency in Birmingham in 2008 and has traded for more than 15 years, with clients across the UK and abroad. Its site describes the model as a long-term partnership with a single point of accountability, with many clients having stayed for five years or more. It says it has no fixed-length contracts, and its own figures include 100% customer satisfaction and a rating of 5 out of 5 from 76 reviews, plus 5.0 on the review platform Clutch.

    The service list is long and organised in groups. Web design and development covers WordPress and Drupal sites, web apps and frameworks, ecommerce builds and website support. SEO covers search engine optimisation, specialist SEO and strategy, and there is a group on AI SEO that names generative and answer engine optimisation. It also lists paid advertising, outreach, content and social media, an artificial intelligence group with chatbots and AI strategy consulting, and digital transformation. Sector pages cover charities, education, engineering and industrial firms, financial services, food and drink, healthcare, technology, manufacturing and logistics, and there are West Midlands pages for SEO and web design.

    The site gives a view on price without a figure. Its FAQ says it is usually not the cheapest agency and never the most expensive, that price depends on the scope and level of support, and that it is transparent about it. It offers a free proposal. Projects shown include a redesign of a wildlife charity’s Drupal site, in which seven priority templates were redone around four visitor journeys, and sites for a laser company, a shed retailer and a school trips company.

    It says it is a certified Google Partner and that staff hold certifications from Google, HubSpot and Semrush.

    Ask for the proposal in writing with the monthly fee, the term and the exit terms, ask who owns the WordPress or Drupal build at the end, and ask how a no-fixed-term arrangement is billed if work stops.

    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.