About Proctor + Stevenson
Proctor + Stevenson has traded in Bristol since 1979, and its site calls it one of the UK’s longest-established marketing agencies with a full range of services. It is B Corp certified, with a stated aim of carbon net zero by 2030. The agency says it exports more than half of its work. It names clients in the UK, Europe, the USA, the Middle East and Asia, and has a North America page describing teams that work across both sides of the Atlantic.
Its services page groups the work into strategy, creative and digital. Strategy covers marketing audits, customer profiling, brand strategy and account-based marketing. Creative covers brand identity, print, video and animation, photography, 3D and augmented reality, and events. Digital covers website development, UX research and UI design, SEO, conversion rate optimisation, LinkedIn marketing and data reporting, all done in-house. It says it is a Webflow Enterprise Partner and builds on that platform.
A separate public sector page is unusual in detail. The agency lists itself on Digital Outcomes 7, the Digital Marketplace and G-Cloud, and says it holds ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials and builds to WCAG 2.1 AA. It names ISFD, the Runnymede Trust and UKHO among its public sector work.
Three case studies carry figures. A Daikin consumer campaign for heat pumps reports 59% more website traffic year on year and more than 1,887 installer requests. A Panasonic North America sustainability campaign aimed at Gen Z reports more than 252 million ad impressions and 77 million video views. A website redesign for the technology consultancy TTP reports 178% more traffic from the USA.
Nothing on the pages read states a price, minimum budget or team size. The contact page offers a free brand consultation and marketing review. Ask which of the three groups would run your work, and whether the in-house developers or Webflow partners would build it.
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.