About

Built on Principles. Focused on Performance.

Since day one, Clark St. James has been driven by a clear purpose: to help ambitious businesses grow through more innovative marketing. That commitment, rooted in maximising return on investment and continuous learning, remains as strong today.

The agency began in 2012 as a consultancy founded by Sean Clark, a self-taught digital marketer with a track record of delivering results for some of the region’s most respected companies. What started as a one-person operation has evolved into a highly specialised team offering expert support across PPC, SEO, analytics, and strategic marketing leadership.

Clark St. James isn’t a traditional agency. The approach is lean, practical, and transparent, acting more like an embedded partner than an outsourced supplier. For businesses without in-house marketing leadership, the agency provides clarity, strategic direction, and hands-on delivery. For those with overstretched teams, it adds bandwidth, structure, and a clear focus on performance.

Clients value the no-nonsense advice, the fast response times, and the ability to turn complex digital activity into commercially grounded results. Long-term relationships are built on trust, honesty, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

Along the way, the tools and channels have changed. But the principles have stayed the same:

Clarity over confusion. Strategy over guesswork. Performance over promises.

If marketing feels noisy, unpredictable, or disconnected from business results, Clark St. James exists to change that with practical solutions, clear thinking, and measurable outcomes.

What Makes Us Different

"Our difference is simple: we think like a CMO and act like an in-house team. For growing businesses without senior marketing leadership, we bring the experience, structure, and focus to move faster and grow smarter, without expensive retainers or generic ‘agency speak.’"

Clark St. James Ltd is an authorised Google Partner, Facebook Marketing Partner & Core Community Partner to TechNation.