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The Body Shop announce partnership with The Search Works

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Sep 10, 2008

Cosmetics giant The Body Shop have announced a partnership with The Search Works, entrusting them with their search engine marketing strategy, including pay-per-click marketing and SEO.

The Search Works – no strangers to working with high street brands, following previous campaigns for Asda, Debenhams, easyJet, Estee Lauder, Eurostar, First Choice and Interflora – will help to increase the company’s visibility in search engine listings, and aid overall brand awareness.  They intend to work closely with The Body Shop’s in-house marketing team to drive potential and returning customers to the website, taking advantage of seasonal trends in cosmetics and beauty retail.

After a good year for big-name retailers with online  presences – Hitwise, in August, announced that the sites of well-known shop brands outstripped their online-only competitors – The Body Shop’s investment in boosting their referrals from sources such as search engines is anticipated.

David McQueen Johnston, Director of E-Commerce for The Body Shop, said: “It was our aim to enlist a UK-based agency capable of meeting our need for a dynamic and flexible SEM plan. We chose to approach The Search Works directly on the strength of their expertise and experience of managing bespoke search campaigns in the retail sector.”


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