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Koozai Featured in NMA Marketing Services Guide 2011
Koozai are proud to announce their inclusion in the New Media Age’s Marketing Services Guide for 2011.
The guide, published every year since its inception in 2005, features the very best UK based marketing service providers. From network providers to e-mail, mobile and search agencies, the publication showcases top-level agencies in each sector.
For the first time, Koozai feature in the guide, thanks to a successful period of growth. Ranked 34th in the UK, Koozai are thrilled to be featured amongst some of the largest agencies in the country. Considering the size of the companies featured, our inclusion is all the more remarkable.
Managing Director, Ben Norman, is thrilled with news, “it’s a testament to our hard work over the last couple of years, and really shows how far we have come in a relatively short period of time”
“The guide is a fantastic source of information, providing a comprehensive directory of the best specialists in their respective fields. To be included puts Koozai up there with the very best agencies in the UK.”
For a full list of featured companies, visit the NMA Marketing Services Guide 2011 website.
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