About Bigg
Bigg says it has supported small and medium-sized businesses and other agencies since 2006, and calls itself a strategy-first, results-focused performance marketing agency. Its office is at Premier House in Ashton Gate, Bristol. The about page gives its own figures: more than 20 years established, 80% of clients long-term and six disciplines, with the team listed as about fifteen people across SEO, content, client services and development. It says it will tell a prospect if it is not the right fit.
Services are seven: SEO, AEO and AI search, paid advertising, web design, social media, content and email, run as one strategy. The about page sets out working principles. It plans spend before work starts, recommending the budgets, channels and activity levels needed for realistic outcomes. It delivers against defined scopes and timelines, whether an ongoing partnership, a seasonal campaign or a web build. And it says it will be upfront when expectations and investment do not match.
It publishes no prices, but its contact form asks for a monthly marketing budget in four bands: under £1,500, £1,500 to £3,000, £3,000 to £7,500 and £7,500 or more. The first call is 30 minutes with no commitment, and the proposal follows. Contract lengths are not stated.
Case studies carry figures. For The Car Buying Group it reports 16,366 leads at £2.20 each from Facebook, Instagram and Google ads. For Charles Owen it reports 191% more purchases from seasonal paid social, with ad spend raised in steps of 10% and rising from £20,000 to £34,000 in one November. For Lumibop, a greeting card brand, it describes a launch with product photography, site design and build, and another project is reported with 57% year-on-year growth.
Ask which band your budget falls in and what that band buys across channels, whether the six disciplines share one account manager, and how seasonal campaigns are contracted.
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.