We’ve put together a list of the top 9 Youtube Ads agencies in Canary Wharf. From the most sought after agency to the ones that are still relatively new. Read on to find out more about each agency.

1. Cnsmedia – Digital Marketing Agency › CNS Media

What They do. They drive sales, not just traffic. In a world that’s full of competition it’s vital you stay at the top of your game. They ensure your business is the star of the show and never sidelined. They pride ourselves on being masters of all things digital and will champion your brand online, generate leads and most importantly provide you with a strong return on investment.

Visit: https://www.cnsmedia.co.uk/

2. Simply-ads – You. Tube Advertising Agency

Work with their team of professional marketing specialists to create a custom made You. Tube advertising campaign, that delivers a measurable return on investment for your business. Whatever your requirements, they are here to help you.

Visit: https://www.simply-ads.com/

3. Novi – SEO and PPC Agency Achieving Multi-Award-Winning Results Using Data Science. Science. Science

A Leading SEO and PPC Agency Achieving Multi-Award-Winning Results Using Automation, AThey and Machine Learning. They are the UK’s leading Data-driven and Psychology-focused B2B SEO and PPC agency. At novi, they teach their clients how to innovate using data to continually refine their SEO Management and PPC Management techniques. By working closely with their clients to fully utilise data and research, they take a holistic approach to SEO and PPC. This data-driven and psychology-focused approach gives us a solid foundation to inform ongoing strategy, to continually refine and improve their ongoing SEO and PPC campaign performance.

Visit: https://novi.digital/

4. Reutersevents – This week’s Wednesday update including targeted Twitter ads, corporate blogging and mobile search revenues

FTSE 100 companies now ‘get’ social media. The Group have since November 2009 been monitoring the FTSE 100 companies use of social media. Corporate blogging on the increase. According to their latest social media research, The Group has revealed that corporate blogging has increased by over a third to the end of last year. However, in Fortune 500 companies blogging had decreased by 37%. Response times on social media must improve. The queries that your business receives via its social media networks are now vital to respond to, as consumers demand more interaction from the brands they communicate with. Corporate users are also clearly understanding the power of social media with 93% of Facebook accounts updated weekly.

Visit: https://www.reutersevents.com/

5. Waitrose – Waitrose & Partners

Love a classic potato salad, or want to spice it up? Our 10 favourite recipes will have something for you. Plus ideas for summer barbecues. Be inspired

Visit: https://www.waitrose.com/

6. Www – Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency

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Visit: https://www.gov.uk/

7. Businessleader – Former Bristol Bears player launches off-market property app

Zump, a new off-market property app, has launched in Bristol with the promise of empowering house hunters to take control of their search, when they can’t find what they’re looking for on Rightmove or through estate agents. Co-Founded by former Bristol Bears player Danny Gray, Zump transforms the process of buying or selling a property, providing a solution to many of the apparent shortcomings in the housing market today. ‘Off-market’ refers to any property not currently listed on a portal or with an estate agent. Following his career as a professional rugby player, Zump co-founder Danny Gray has built up considerable experience over the last 15 years in both the supply and demand side of the property industry. Danny and Jamie are now looking to bring further innovation to the property market with the launch of Zump.

Visit: https://www.businessleader.co.uk/

8. Campaignlive – Brands can’t tell people how to be happy, but they can create happiness

In the aftermath of 9/11, they saw unparalleled popularity for art and culture that pitted good triumphing over evil. In the online space, Pinterest recently published its transparency report, revealing their intention to “keep Pinterest a more positive and inspiring place online”. So as content and experiences welcome audiences back into an ever-changing landscape, they shouldn’t look to implement a “pursuit of happiness” for all approach. Instead, they should cause joy through entertaining distractions, uplifting escapism and inspiring immersion wherever they can. Brands can’t tell people how to be happy, but they can create happiness through the storytelling and experiences they produce.

Visit: https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/

9. Televisioncentre – White City, London

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Visit: https://televisioncentre.com/