About Found
Found says it began in 2005 as Artemis Eight, a business that specialised in long-tail PPC for large UK companies, and changed its name to Found in 2010 when it added SEO, content and other services. Its offices are in London (postcode EC1N) and New York. It gives its own figures: more than 90 marketing experts, more than 16 years of experience and more than 100 awards and nominations. It says it is part of Tomorrow, an independent agency network that also includes a data and technology company, an influencer agency and others.
Its idea is Everysearch, a trademarked term for treating search as something that happens on every platform, from Google to TikTok, Amazon and Instagram, and for planning marketing across all of them. Services are SEO, including AI search, GEO, technical, ecommerce and international SEO, paid media, content, creative, conversion rate optimisation, data and analytics, and digital experience. A separate page covers its AI work, and it promotes a competitor intelligence tool called Luminr. Sector pages cover B2B, ecommerce, financial services, fintech, hospitality, luxury, software and travel.
Recognition is part of the pitch, and it is the agency’s own account: Google Premier Partner for 2026, a winner of Standout PPC Agency of the Year at the 2026 UK Digital Excellence Awards, and a shortlisting at the 2026 Global Social Media Awards. It also says it has been in the top ten of Great Places to Work for five years running.
Case studies carry figures. For Toolstation it reports 40% year-on-year online sales growth from paid search, with average order value up 16% and cost per click improved by 6%. For AllClear it reports a 292% rise in non-branded search visibility and 50% year-on-year growth in organic transactions. Named clients include Clermont Hotel Group, Many Pets and Bonmarché.
Neither the Everysearch and Luminr pages nor any other of the thirteen read states a fee, a minimum spend or a contract length. Ask what the fee covers across the Everysearch platforms, whether Luminr is included, and which network company would run influencer or data work.
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