Press releases

WASHINGTON, D.C., August 16, 2018 – Today, Clutch named the leading creative and design companies in several industries, including healthcare, reputation management, automotive, dental, legal, and more.

The research uses Clutch’s Leaders Matrix methodology, which maps each firm’s industry focus against their ability to deliver on client expectations. Ranking criteria are both quantitative and qualitative and account for each company’s market presence, services offered, work quality, and client feedback.

Top Branding Agencies for the Following Industries:

Boutique: Paragraphs, LLC, DeSantis Breindel, Traina Design, Webster, DEKSIA, WANT Branding, Matchstic, Anchour, BatesMeron Sweet Design, modern8, GreyBox Creative, Spire Agency, Bulldog Drummond, MiresBall, Tenet Partners

WASHINGTON, D.C., August 14, 2018 – Clutch, a B2B research, ratings, and reviews platform, released its first report highlighting the best SEO and PPC companies across a variety of industries – automotive, dental, e-commerce, real estate, legal, and more.

The companies were evaluated and ranked based on quantitative and qualitative criteria to clients, market presence, client feedback, and focus in different industries, service areas, and business types.

WASHINGTON, DC, July 31, 2018 – Clutch, a business research, ratings. and reviews company, released its annual report featuring the best B2B companies in Australia. The companies were evaluated and ranked based on quantitative and qualitative criteria that assess work experience, client feedback, and market presence.

Over 800 companies were evaluated, and Clutch’s report names the 50 leading companies in Australia’s B2B market.

Top B2B Companies in Australia in 2018

Acquire BPO

Cubatica Pty Ltd

Human Made

OnQ Marketing

Soap Creative

App Boxer

Dialog Information Technology

Hunter

Outware Mobile

Spring Web Solutions

App Gurus

DreamWalk

Innofied Solution Private Limited

Panedia

The Sponge

Appster

EB Pearls

inoutput

Parangat Technologies

Trimantium GrowthOps (formerly 3wks)

Assemblo

Editor Group

WASHINGTON, DC, July 17, 2018–More than one-third of employees (36%) have a side job in the gig economy, according to a new survey by Clutch, a leading B2B ratings and reviews firm. 

But as many as 25% of them don’t tell their managers — creating a host of potential issues for employers.

Even workers who don’t currently participate in the gig economy say they want to – nearly one in five (17%) are actively looking for a side job.

The new study suggests that as businesses adjust to the growing number of gig economy workers, they must evaluate their policies around employees having side jobs.