In Front Digital, a UK-based digital marketing agency, announced that it is accepting bitcoin payments as a supported payment method in a move to meet the high demands from its potential customers.
“We have been following the trend and usage of cryptocurrencies over the past 18 months and see Bitcoin is gaining in strength, popularity, and use. We want to be the first agency to bring this option to our customers, to businesses that are operating in the Midlands area,” Matt Day, Managing Director at In Front Digital said.
The company’s clients can now pay for their digital marketing services (including SEO and PPC), with bitcoin, alongside bank transfer and card payments. With the addition of the bitcoin payments, the company aims in expanding its client base by offering alternative options to existing customers and attracting potential new clients, the release stated.
Bitcoin payments will reduce waiting time for clients and allow results to be achieved in a timelier manner.
“We are happy to accept Bitcoins as payments, or part-payments for any digital marketing services that you engage us on,” the announcement stated.
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UK digital marketing agency adds bitcoin as payment option
In Front Digital, a UK-based digital marketing agency, announced that it is accepting bitcoin payments as a supported payment method in a move to meet the high demands from its potential customers. “We have been followin…
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