Clients route for agency in quadruple award success

A leading digital marketing agency has been shortlisted for four awards at this year’s RAR Digital Awards, a judging process based entirely on client feedback.

Fat Media, based in Lancaster has seen such high ratings from clients it is one of just a few agencies in the North West to be a finalist in four RAR categories.

The RAR (Recommended Agency Register) Digital awards are one of the most prestigious industry accolades. They are hosted by the Drum, who download client ratings from a 45,000 strong database to identify which agencies in the UK are the highest-rated by clients for digital services.

Fat Media has been announced as finalists in four categories in the 100+ employee band including, Web design, Web development, On Time and On budget.

Managing director at Fat Media, John French said; “This is turning out to be another fantastic year! Every finalist success is equally as important as the rest, and as an agency we are always humbled and honoured by national award recognition.

“Making the finalist stage is testament to the team’s incredible creativity, hard work and relationships we establish and maintain with our clients, who develop results across all sectors that ultimately deliver.”

Fat Media’s recent shortlist success comes after a string of national finalist announcements already this year.

Greg Stephenson, PR & Marketing Manager at Wildsmith Hotels said: “Fat Media have proven to be creative and proactive. They are able to deliver in extremely short periods of time. Always ready to receive and give quick feedback, they are a valuable and reliable partner to our business.”

The Drum RAR Digital Awards, steer away from the traditional award entry protocol and winning can only be achieved through the high regard of clients, demonstrated with ratings on recommendedagencies.com.

Fat Media, along with other finalists hope to walk away victorious at the prestigious ceremony held at the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane hotel, in London on Wednesday 14th June 2017.

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