The Evergreen Agency continues to buck the digital trend

by | Aug 6, 2024 | Business, Technology | 0 comments

Evergreen Agency

The Evergreen Agency is continuing to buck the economic trend with its paid media results for clients.

Established in 2013, Evergreen is a paid media and creative agency that works exclusively with home, garden, and lifestyle brands in the UK. A multi-award-winning digital agency, they have just shared their latest client success story: a lawn mower brand that has grown its revenues by 39% year-on-year.

Evergreen puts the success of this campaign and many others they are working on down to their commercially-minded, no-nonsense approach to paid media and marketing.

As a boutique digital agency, the Founder and Managing Director Aaron Rudman-Hawkins commented that he has always aspired for Evergreen to be “big enough to cope, but small enough to care”.

Aaron went on to say “There is no denying it’s a tough economic climate for retailers and brands in the home and garden space. Every £1 matters and brands should be ensuring they have a clear vision for what success looks like for them and a digital growth strategy that factors in all four digital marketing pillars. We use our BackBONE of Digital Marketing concept to grow our client’s online businesses in a sustainable, measured, and scalable way”.

You can check out exactly how the Evergreen team is bucking the economic trend by reading their latest case study.

Alternatively, you can learn from the Evergreen experts by tuning into their shows which include:

Grow with Evergreen Podcast – Every week, Evergreen’s MD Aaron helps a home, garden, or lifestyle brand with their marketing challenges. Available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

T.E.A Talks – 15-20 minute conversations on a wide range of digital marketing and paid media topics between the Evergreen team.

Evergreen Uncut – A behind-the-scenes video diary of running The Evergreen Agency.

You can visit The Evergreen Agency at the Garden Centre Expo on the 15th and 16th of October at stand F40.

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