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BA retains Bigmouth as search agency

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Sep 30, 2008

British Airways has announced that bigmouthmedia will continue in its role as the airline’s search agency.

Renewing a partnership that  began in 2002, British Airways confirmed that bigmouthmedia will help plan, implement and manage its paid and organic search strategies.

 

Working together with the airline's digital marketing team to drive their SEO and PPC strategies, the agency will be responsible for developing and executing the company’s paid search campaigns across the UK market.
 
Bigmouthmedia’s current contract was due to expire at the end of September 2008 and as part of the airline’s standard procurement policy, a re-pitch was launched at the beginning of August 2008.

 

“We are delighted to have retained the BA search business through competitive tender. The process has been a great opportunity for bigmouthmedia to showcase our long term strategy for BA. We are obviously very excited about rolling this out over the next couple of years and continuing to have a strong relationship with the British Airways team,” said Lyndsay Menzies, Managing Director at bigmouthmedia UK.
 
Chris Davies, British Airways’ digital marketing manager, added: “Search optimisation activity is an excellent way of driving brand awareness and revenue. We have selected bigmouth due to their strategic approach and excellent pedigree and experience in the travel industry.”

 

www.bigmouthmedia.com

 

 

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