BusinessBespoke wins Wiserr lead generation contract

Bespoke wins Wiserr lead generation contract

Digital marketing agency Bespoke has won a digital marketing contract with Wiserr to help customers across the country to find care services in their area.

Chorley-based Wiserr was launched by founder Karen Nelson, following the sudden loss of her own mother in 2020, which left her grappling with both grief and the new responsibility of caring for her beloved grandmother, who was suffering from mixed dementia, and whose condition was further complicated when she suffered a debilitating fall, resulting in a broken hip and loss of her mobility.

Karen’s experience in seeking specialised care and assistance, coordinating with various agencies for guidance, led to her eventual launch of Wiserr, which aims to provide a one-stop resource for people across the country seeking care service solutions.

Having launched the Wiserr website in February 2023, the company has now commissioned Bespoke, which has been delivering web design in Manchester for over 20 years, to deliver a digital marketing and lead generation strategy to promote the online directory and information centre to families in similar situations nationally.

Bespoke co-founder and CEO Steve Brennan said: “Wiserr is a fantastic, professionally-managed, online destination for quality information and advice on local care services and healthcare.

“It aims to be a place where people can seek out advice from the comfort of their own homes to help them with any health or care needs.

“Our lead generation strategy will help ensure people seeking out services can find the solution they need on Wiserr, wherever they are in the country, helping them make wiser and better-informed decisions about their care services needs.”

For more information go to www.bespokedigital.agency or www.wiserr.co.uk.

Helen Greaney
Helen Greaney
I'm a journalist with more than 18 years' experience on local, regional and national newspapers, as well as PR and digital marketing. Crime and the courts is my specialist area but I'm also keen to hear your stories concerning Manchester and the greater North West region.
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