Think B2B Marketing, the Wakefield-based B2B marketing communications and strategy specialist, is celebrating seven major new account wins across its core sectors, and beyond.
The new partnerships span multiple manufacturing specialties across Think B2B’s core sectors, from advanced packaging solutions and precision engineering to healthcare technology and construction materials.
The diverse mix reinforces Think B2B’s reputation for translating complex technical propositions into compelling commercial messages, regardless of industry.
Joanna Stephenson, MD at Think B2B Marketing, said: “After celebrating our tenth anniversary as a business this year, these wins represent another watershed moment for us, particularly following our recent rebrand from PHD Marketing. While we’ve always been known for our expertise in print and packaging, these new partnerships demonstrate how our strategic, ROI-focused approach resonates across the wider manufacturing and technology sectors. Our reputation keeps our enquiries inbox busy, but seven in such a short space of time is definitely a Think B2B record – and our team has kicked into high gear already.
“What’s particularly exciting is how these new relationships play to our core strengths. Our team’s ability to understand complex technical propositions and translate them into compelling commercial messages continues to set us apart very clearly in the market. Whether that’s communicating about advanced manufacturing processes, healthcare solutions and regulatory affairs, or signal-boosting exciting packaging technology, our approach remains consistent – we focus on delivering clear, strategic communications that drive real business growth for our customers.”
The septet of account wins come as Think B2B Marketing celebrates its tenth year of operation, marking a decade of consistent growth and development. The agency, which provides comprehensive marketing services from its base at Nostell Business Estate, has built a strong name in the print and packaging industries for its deep industry knowledge and data-driven approach to B2B marketing, as well as gaining traction across the life sciences category.
“These new partnerships, spanning packaging, adhesives, healthcare, construction and architecture, definitely reflect the evolving nature of B2B marketing,” added Emma Czirok, operations director at Think B2B Marketing. “We’re seeing a major shift in how more technically-oriented businesses approach their communications, with a growing emphasis on digital transformation and data-driven strategies. Our experience in managing complex, multi-channel campaigns positions us perfectly to support this evolution.”
Czirock added that she was particularly encouraged by the number of new clients that have come through word-of-mouth recommendations. She added: “It speaks volumes about our team’s ability to deliver measurable results and the strong relationships we build with our clients, which our retention rate also expresses. As we continue to expand our portfolio, we’re investing heavily in our team’s professional development and new technologies, including AI, to ensure we always stay well ahead of the curve.”
