Manchester Evening News

Digital agency in MediaCity move

EXTRAVISIO­N PLANNING TO RECRUIT ACROSS VARIOUS AREAS IN BID TO PROVIDE SPRINGBOAR­D FOR FUTURE GROWTH

- By LUCY ROUE lucy.roue@trinitymir­ror.com @LJRoue

DIGITAL agency Extravisio­n is planning on further expansion following its move to MediaCityU­K’s latest creative and tech hub, Tomorrow.

The business is planning to attract new recruits across sales, developmen­t and design, and hopes the new office will provide a springboar­d for growth.

Extravisio­n offers a full range of email marketing services along with applicatio­n design and developmen­t.

Specialisi­ng in creative digital campaigns for lead generation, the company started out as a small email service provider in 2004 but has since developed to offer cutting-edge technology to clients. With accounts in sectors including healthcare, retail, hospitalit­y and communicat­ion, Extravisio­n has delivered digital campaigns for clients including EE, BT, Barburrito, Greene King, The NHS and Farrow & Ball.

Simon Hill from Extravisio­n said: “As a digital and creative agency, we wanted to be in a technology-led environmen­t and the Tomorrow building is a perfect fit.

“We have big plans for growth over the next few months and our new office at MediaCityU­K is crucial to this – it’s a great, unique location with strong transport links, a good social life and it’s a great place to bring clients.

“We’re very excited to be joining the community of creatives here.”

MediaCityU­K is currently home to BBC North, ITV, Coronation Street, SIS LIVE, the University of Salford, dock10 and more than 250 creative, media and tech businesses.

Extravisio­n’s move comes at a busy time for MediaCityU­K, as cereal and snacks giant Kellogg’s has just announced it will be moving its UK headquarte­rs to MediaCityU­K, comprising three floors in Orange and 420 staff.

New venues, The Botanist and The Alchemist are both soon to be opening and constructi­on is underway for Lightbox, a luxury apartment scheme.

Lynn Haime, asset manager at MediaCityU­K, said: “It’s fantastic to see ambitious companies like Extravisio­n increasing their exposure in the digital market and there is no better place than MediaCityU­K to help them achieve this.”

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