Unsworth Sugden Advertising
Welcome to Unsworth Sugden Advertising Agency
Established over 30 years ago, Unsworth Sugden is a full service marketing and PR agency.
Offering a highly creative approach to advertising, public relations, design and web design, Unsworth Sugden has helped to raise the profile and sales of its clients throughout the UK. Driven by marketing, realised through design and delivered by the latest technologies, Unsworth Sugden's continued success is attributable to thorough planning, creative excellence and the rigorous pursuit of doing a great job.
We are a full service agency that places the emphasis on the word service. We pride ourselves on delivering that little bit extra. That little bit extra that makes a big difference. Whatever the size of your company, Unsworth Sugden's experienced team of creative marketing professionals will provide you with an innovative solution designed specifically for your company. You don't have to take our word for it, have a look at our clients and our portfolio to see for yourself!
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Featured Case Studies
Barratt Homes
Barrat Homes is the UK's best known housebuilder building over 15,500 homes a year. Unsworth Sugden's relationship with Barratt Homes began in 1996, and we now handle the advertising, PR, and print for various divisions within the group.
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Kömmerling
Unsworth Sugden's involvement with Kömmerling dates back nearly 10 years; during this time we have provided them with communication strategies incorporating, advertising, public relations, brochure and print design and web.
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July 2011
It has been a busy few weeks here at Unsworth Sugden with projects ranging from international advertising to digital account wins.
USmedia's close relationship with the PTRC (Planning and Transport, Research and Computation) has continued with the advertising of the European Transport Conference...
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Kayleigh’s first week
Posted by kayleighmoore
January 27, 2012
“So what will you actually be doing?” My father asked, with a critical look on his face. It’s not his fault, he’s a mechanic you see and sometimes he finds it difficult to appreciate written work, especially if you can’t see the results immediately.
It was even tougher to explain to my Nan, who abruptly announced, [...]
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