Manchester-based ecommerce growth agency Prospa Media has expanded its team by 50 per cent as it eyes some big ticket wins in the next quarter.
Initially founded in York in 2020, although now HQ’d in Manchester, Prospa has, since the turn of the year, added to a client list that includes Scottish golf brand Glenmuir and the Superbowl UK entertainment centres, doubling revenue in the process. Prospa said that it has been able to attract “some of the best talent that Manchester has to offer” to its Salford Quays HQ to continue its rapid growth.
Luke Clawson has joined as head of PPC, bringing a wealth of experience from his work on Aston Martin and the Commonwealth Games. Beth Windall joins Clawson as search executive to further strengthen the team. Prospa has also invested in its paid social team, with Delia Bianza joining as account manager to help with the influx of new business.
Managing director Jack Smith said: “We can’t hire quick enough, and we’re swamped with applicants. It’s a fantastic position to be in. We’re enjoying working with some of the best brands in the industry – we have to grow in order for our clients to grow. Our rapid growth is being reflected in client results.”
Prospa currently houses three service departments of social, search, and email as it aims to maintain momentum into the next quarter and add to the growing list of notable campaigns it has already carried out for Nour Hammour, Maison de Fashion, HECK and Glenmuir, to name a few.
Creative director Ollie Heum said: “It’s so exciting to see the growth that we’re having despite the economic circumstances. Ultimately, brands want an agency they can trust more than ever – that’s why we’ve been so successful.”
He added that Prospa, which lives by the mantra ‘Never Settle,’ is looking forward to at least another couple of quarters of expansion.
