News & insights

Edit Agency Ltd, part of The Salocin Group Strengthens Customer Engagement Proposition 

16 November 2023

Data, tech and media consultancy acquires customer engagement and data strategy company, CustomerKIND 

Bath, UK: Edit Agency Limited, part of The Salocin Group has strengthened their proposition by acquiring customer engagement and data strategy company, CustomerKIND. 

CustomerKIND specialises in Customer Engagement and Data Strategy. Anchoring customer experience design in data and insight, CustomerKIND helps clients embrace customer-centricity to thrive in today’s hyper-connected, modern marketing environment. Recognising the shift towards greater in-housing of CRM solutions, CustomerKIND has been successful in galvanising multi-disciplinary teams to create welcome and valued communications programmes that unlock growth opportunities. Clients have included Emirates Airline, The Body Shop, Matalan, Asthma + Lung UK and Tesco Bank. 

The company will join existing brands Edit, Join the Dots, and Wood for Trees, which deliver intelligent data solutions, marketing technology, customer acquisition and retention strategies for some of the world’s most recognised brands and charities. CustomerKIND has recently been shortlisted for three DMA Awards for their work in designing Tesco Bank’s Next-Gen Insurance Lifecycle Programme. 

CustomerKIND was founded by Janet Snedden in 2017, having previously led Amaze One, part of the Kin + Carta group, as was Edit. Janet brings a wealth of experience in designing results-focussed data and customer engagement strategies along with advanced analytical know-how to drive marketing performance. Janet will be joining the Edit Agency Ltd team as part of the acquisition.  

Janet is a member of both the Twenty Women in Data & Technology and Data IQ 100 alumni, which lists the UK’s most influential data practitioners. She regularly presents at events and is a trusted voice in many publications. She is a data and insight evangelist and her experience places her at the forefront of customer engagement strategy and innovation, having worked with global brands like Diageo, Unilever, Lloyds Banking Group, Morrisons and Jaguar Land Rover during her career. She is also a previous chair of the UK’s Insight in Fundraising group. 

Nick Dixon, CEO of Edit Agency Ltd and founder of The Salocin Group stated, “We’re thrilled to welcome Janet back into the fold. Janet worked alongside many of the team during the Kin + Carta days, so I know she brings a wealth of sector experience which we will all benefit from. We’ll also be integrating CustomerKIND’s innovative frameworks and tools into Edit Agency’s existing portfolio to bolster our capability and transformational CRM proposition for our clients.” 

Janet Snedden, CustomerKIND founder said “I’m really excited to be merging CustomerKIND into Edit Agency Ltd and be part of The Salocin Group. They are a wonderful team and I am looking forward to leveraging my expertise across the group to build on their outstanding capabilities that span strategy, data and technology.” 

The Salocin Group 

The Salocin Group is a data powered marketing services group, headed by Nick Dixon, a marketing services entrepreneur with over 40 years’ experience. 

Their mission is to make a measurable difference to their clients, colleagues, and community through the ethical use of data and technology in marketing. 

Edit 

Edit deliver data solutions and customer acquisition and retention campaigns for some of the world’s most recognised brands, including Jaguar Land Rover, Tesco Bank, and The British Heart Foundation. 

The team is made up of data scientists, engineers, technology strategists, and CRM planners who are focused on delivering attributable growth for businesses across any sector. They are certified Microsoft Gold Partner, Salesforce Consulting Partner and Apteco Partner. 

Join the Dots 

Join the Dots is an award-winning media agency, committed to working in a transparent, sustainable manner to help clients meet their acquisition goals, regardless of channel or medium. 

Powered by data but driven by people, they empower clients by turning data into insight, simplifying it to make it useful and usable. They’re proud to deliver campaigns, the right way, not the easy way. 

Wood for Trees 

Wood for Trees is an award-winning systems and analysis company that provides actionable insight to the charity sector. They have a large and loyal client base due to their expertise in fundraising and the data that informs it. They’re privileged to count many of the UK (and the world’s) best known charities among their partners. 

Contact 

For editorial enquiries 

Claire Harrison 

Head of Marketing  

Claire.harrison@edit.co.uk

Share on social

Related articles

To discount, or not to discount: Time to jack in Black Friday?

To discount, or not to discount: Time to jack in Black Friday?

It started as Black Friday, extended to Cyber Monday, grew to Cyber Weekend and now has its own Cyber Week – has the annual sales campaign lost its meaning?  Apparently not.  Seasonal sales are on their way Soaring sales Soaring sales  59% of Brits are...

Data-driven marketing for charities in the era of budget cuts

Data-driven marketing for charities in the era of budget cuts

Join the Dots and Herdify webinar – register now In today's challenging landscape, where charity budgets are shrinking and traditional marketing methods are becoming increasingly costly, standing out is more critical than ever. With all charities vying for the same...

State of the charity sector January-June 2024, our thoughts 

State of the charity sector January-June 2024, our thoughts 

You may have seen Wood for Trees, part of Salocin Group, recently released its six-monthly update on the state of the charity sector report (January-June 2024). We’ve had a good look through it, digested it and here are our thoughts…   Lori Cridland – Media...

The Drum Live – roundup of key outtakes

The Drum Live – roundup of key outtakes

Our Senior Media Account Director, Jodie Hanrahan, was invited to speak at The Drum Live (25 September 2024) alongside fellow Creative Futures team members Cathy Bittner from Canon Europe and Rob Flannery from Nutshell Creative. They spoke about the campaign they...

3 classic behavioural science techniques for marketers

3 classic behavioural science techniques for marketers

And 3 very cool nudges What is behavioural science?  Behavioural science is the study of how cultural, psychological and societal factors drive human behaviour. Within marketing, it’s used to influence attitudes and buying behaviour. The application of this...

State of the charity sector – our views 

State of the charity sector – our views 

You may have seen Wood for Trees, part of Salocin Group, recently released its annual state of the charity sector report. We’ve had a good look through it, digested it and here are our thoughts…  Clare Arndell – Head of Media Planning & Operations ...

Join the Dots awarded IPA People First Promise

Join the Dots awarded IPA People First Promise

We’re delighted to share we’ve been awarded the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA)’s People First Promise, just as Mental Health Awareness Week 2024 kicks off. This badge of honour represents everything the Salocin Group and its agency brands – Join the...

7 things that top global digital media companies have in common

7 things that top global digital media companies have in common

The number of people who go online every day is constantly increasing. In fact, it’s probably gone up since you finished reading that sentence.

Digital media is an integral part of our daily lives. Most people use some form of digital media every day, right from the moment they wake up – and with so many people consuming digital media, it’s no wonder digital media is one of the most powerful ways to build a connection with your audience.

Adapt Your Donor Acquisition Strategy

Adapt Your Donor Acquisition Strategy

As we find ourselves battling another year of disease, war and likely recession, the need for strategy and methodical planning is more crucial than ever. No one should be suffering losses during these uncertain times.