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Afternoon Tea in London

Paid Advertising & PPC Website

Afternoon Tea in London is a paid search and paid social advertising agency based in London, United Kingdom. The agency specializes in paid search and paid social advertising campaigns for clients in Greater London.

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Broadplace

Paid Advertising & PPC Website

Broadplace is a digital marketing agency founded in 2005, delivering integrated strategies across travel, education, automotive, insurance, and retail/eCommerce sectors. The agency focuses on PPC and other digital channels, serving clients globally from its headquarters in Leatherhead, UK.

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Attribute Afternoon Tea in London Broadplace
Category Paid Advertising & PPC Paid Advertising & PPC
Rating -
Winner +4.0 higher
Location London, United Kingdom Leatherhead, Surrey, United Kingdom
Services
  • Paid Search Advertising
  • Paid Social Advertising
  • PPC
  • Paid Search Advertising
  • Paid Social Advertising
  • PPC
Industries
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travel education automotive insurance retail/eCommerce
Pros -
  • Long-term clients report strong understanding of their business and helpful, professional service.
  • Positive reviews mention success in helping online businesses grow and reach targets.
Cons -
  • Some clients report unmet promises, lack of delivery, and being ghosted mid-project.
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