What Results Has CTI Digital Achieved for Clients?

CTI Digital publishes three headline client outcomes on its site: a 215% increase in orders for Astonish, a £5.9 million revenue boost for Aldermore Bank, and a 150% lift in online engagement for Right at Home. Each came from a different service line — social media, conversion optimisation and SEO, and a website rebuild — so the figures are most useful as evidence of what the agency has done in specific disciplines rather than as a general performance benchmark.

The three published results

Astonish: 215% more orders

The result is attributed to a targeted social media strategy. This is the only one of the three driven by paid/organic social rather than site or search work, which makes it the relevant reference point if your goal is demand generation through social channels rather than on-site conversion.

Aldermore Bank: £5.9 million revenue boost

This one is credited to "strategic optimisation" across CRO and SEO. It is the largest figure published and the only one expressed in revenue rather than a percentage change, so it is the closest thing to a commercial outcome on the site. Note that the page does not state the timeframe, baseline, or attribution method behind the £5.9 million — treat it as a directional signal, not a forecast.

Right at Home: 150% engagement lift

Delivered through a new website launch on a CMS. "Engagement" is a broader metric than orders or revenue, so this case is most comparable to a redesign or replatform project where the goal is on-site behaviour rather than direct sales.

What the client testimonial adds

The site quotes a client on CTI's CRO work: "We have been really impressed with the CRO work that CTI have implemented in the last 6 months, in particular the succes[s]…" (the excerpt is truncated on the page). Two things are worth taking from it: the engagement was assessed over roughly a six-month window, and CRO is the discipline the client singled out. If you are evaluating CTI for conversion work specifically, that testimonial plus the Aldermore CRO/SEO result are the most relevant evidence.

How to use these results when deciding

• Match the case to your goal. Social-led order growth (Astonish), search/conversion revenue (Aldermore), and site engagement (Right at Home) are different problems. Pick the one closest to your objective.
• Ask for the missing context. The published page gives no baselines, timeframes, or measurement methodology. If the numbers matter to your decision, request those details directly.
• Check the service lines behind them. CTI lists Web Design & Build, Paid Media, Digital Marketing, Strategy, and AI & Innovation as its service groups, and describes itself as a Manchester-based full-service agency with 23 years of experience. The three cases map onto only part of that range.
• Look at the wider portfolio. The site says these are recent examples and invites you to "View our work" / "Read more" per case — the full case studies are where you would look for scope, budget context, and process.

Where these results don't help

None of the published figures indicate pricing, contract length, or minimum engagement size, and the site shows no pricing signals. If cost or commitment is a deciding factor, the case results won't answer it — you would need to speak to the team, which the site invites you to do.