"At RTD, were specialists in creating websites for businesses of all shapes and sizes, so its wonderful to be acknowledged nationally like this."
Results Through Digital CEO Founder Jamie Wilson
The digital agency is shortlisted in the ‘Website Builder of the Year’ category at the British Small Business Awards, which recognises entrepreneurial success throughout a range of industries.
Results Through Digital CEO and Founder Jamie Wilson commented on the shortlist announcement, saying: “We’re thrilled to be representing Cheshire’s digital sector at the awards.
“At RTD, we’re specialists in creating websites for businesses of all shapes and sizes, so it’s wonderful to be acknowledged nationally like this. This shortlisting really helps to showcase the unbelievable work and talent that is coming from the North West.
“Our nomination is a testament to the incredible talent of the RTD team. Digital is becoming an increasingly competitive sector, yet we’ve managed to generate some really strong results, thanks to the hard-work, expertise and commitment of our staff. Win or lose, I’m immensely proud of our work and am looking forward to a bright future for RTD.”
RTD has been shortlisted in the awards alongside recognisable household names, including GoDaddy and Vistaprint.
Ben Lobel, editor of SmallBusiness.co.uk, said: “We are looking forward to hosting another memorable awards evening celebrating the very best of the small companies that play such a huge part in the economic prosperity of our country, as well as the crucial vendors and advisers that help them to start and flourish.”
Organised by SmallBusiness.co.uk, the British Small Business Awards is the leading SME event bringing together the UK's premier small businesses and the vendors and advisers that help them start, run, grow and succeed.
Results Through Digital has developed more than 17,000 websites and was recently named as one of the UK’s top three SEO companies. The company, which has offices in Warrington, has been hailed as one of best digital agencies in the north of England.
