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Koozai Included in Latest SEO Agency Buyer’s Guide
The Econsultancy SEO Agencies Buyer’s Guide is seen by many as the definitive directory for the leading businesses operating within the SEO industry here in the UK. This year, amongst the 27-strong list of agencies featured, you’ll find Koozai.
We are extremely pleased to have been included in the 2011 buyer’s guide, not least because it backs up our own belief that Koozai offer all customers a market leading service. When added with other recent successes, including the DADI Award for Best Use of Organic Search we received in November, this provides great validation that our efforts are noticed.
As reported last month, Koozai have also been included in the Paid Search Agencies Buyer’s Guide, also from Econsultancy. With the range of services that we offer developing, it’s good to see that our core Internet Marketing has been recognised in such a popular and respected online publication.
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