Digital marketing agency Zanzi Digital has relocated its office to Howbery Business Park, near Wallingford.
Managing director Jayne Reddyhoff, and CEO Ned Wells, who both have a background in business consultancy and senior management in blue-chip organisations – the former with Logica and Oracle, and Wells as former head of digital strategy at a large web development agency – formed Zanzi in 2014 by combining their two separate businesses.
The team of digital marketing strategists specialise in identifying bespoke solutions to help their customers grow online, whether that’s selling more products, generating more leads or growing their membership.
“We met at a business networking event,” said Wells. “After sharing an office for a while, we found that we had the perfect mix of skills and experience to merge our two companies into one digital marketing agency, and Zanzi was born. We now have a great team with expertise in all the different aspects of digital marketing.”
“We found that we shared the same business vision and values as well,” explained Reddyhoff. “And our skills are complementary. I specialise in e-commerce and online sales, whereas Ned’s experience brings a focus on lead generation and digital marketing strategy, which means we can provide a complete package to help our customers achieve their online ambitions.“
Away from the office, Reddyhoff gives occasional lectures in digital marketing to post-graduates at Oxford Brookes University’s Business School, while Wells is a business ambassador for businesses in the region with South Oxfordshire District Council.
Donna Bowles, Howbery Park estates manager, said: “We have a number of different types of digital marketing business on the park, and Zanzi makes a great complement. As well as national organisations, Zanzi also works with local businesses such as Didcot-based Pryors, the executive car business, and we’re looking forward to seeing them continue to grow their customer base from their new home in The Stables.”
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