(The Hosting News) – Kent-based PR/Marketing consultant firm JB Creative Marketing  have secured a new office to house its radical expansion plans. This announcement is the culmination of  six months of searching, but now the new Faversham based headquarters will be handed over to the online marketing consultants towards the middle of March after a month of negotiations.

“It was vital that we found a new secure head office to help deliver our clients’ needs and keeps all departments of JB Creative Marketing under one roof. This office will help deliver our target for the foreseeable future while offering a good logistical location for our clients,” said Justin Bridges, Managing Director for JB Creative Marketing.

Since its successful roll out of marketing strategies for some of its online clients, a new department was put together to help identify other marketing opportunities. With new clients already signed up off the back of this department the need to secure these offices were critical. This opportunity also provides potential for some extra local job opportunities in the area for fresh young talent and opportunities for organic growth now for both its staff and the company.

Among those new clients feature telecommunications company Keypoint Communications(The Hosting News) -  who brought in JB Creative Marketing to help design and roll out the marketing campaign for their new product Cheap Business Calls. This is one of a number of brands to benefit from on site monitoring facilities that the new offices will deliver.

The new office, which will among other things provide onsite meeting and boardrooms as well as extra office space and an opportunity to provide the research and development team their own space.

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