Clash of Kings
12 October 2016
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Company details
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Granulr Digital Marketing are a Newcastle upon Tyne and Durham based agency. Concentrating on all aspects of Marketing, from SEO, Social Media, PPC and Website Development.
Contact info
NE3 3LS, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom
- +44 (0)1913 082132
- info@granulr.uk
- granulr.uk
Great Company to work with
Granulr have helped me develop my new website, and I have to say it makes me look the part. They have managed to get all my ideas out of my head and implement it all on screen. I would recommend them to anyone.
15 July 2015
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Excellent
Great company, excellent knowledge, and they have helped me with a new website and SEO for my business.
24 March 2015
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