Manchester’s Pixel Kicks, the full-service digital agency, has won three new Ecommerce clients operating in the building and materials sectors.
The first win is with Henshaws Roofing & Building Supplies which is a leading building and roofing supplier with depots in Trafford Park and Rochdale. The vast majority of its customers, some 95%, are small to medium sized trade contractors. The team at Pixel Kicks has been appointed to build out a full new tech stack using Shopify which will primarily target new B2C and retail markets.
The agency has also been briefed by Certifix which supplies fixing and façade products to various trade industries both in the UK and across Europe. The project was won following a three-way pitch and will see Pixel Kicks create and build a high quality and easy to use site that will be fully integrated with the company’s product inventory management system and allow for trade customer logins.
The final new win is with UK Rubber Supplies which is based in Sandbach, Cheshire. It has a strong reputation for selling a broad range of rubber fixings to trade clients. Its products include hoses, ducting, fuel lines and attachments. It has been trading for 30 years but has focused on multi-channel selling, primarily via Amazon and eBay. This will be its first dedicated Ecommerce site.
All three sites are expected to launch in August.
Jamie Bray – Commercial Lead at Pixel Kicks – said: “As a business, we pride ourselves on working across a variety of sectors. However, over the years, the building, construction, and their associated industries have become one of our specialist areas. We understand what they need and how to engage with their customers. These three wins are all great additions to our client roster and I’m looking forward to seeing what the team delivers.”
Rachel Shelley – Marketing Manager at Henshaws Roofing & Building Supplies – added: “We were impressed with Pixel Kicks’ mix of creativity and strategy so I’m confident they will create a site that will help us to showcase who we are and to reach our new target markets.”
