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Wilson Cooke publishes its client work directly on its homepage at wilsoncooke.agency, where a rotating set of case studies sits alongside the site's main navigation. To reach the agency for a project enquiry, use the Contact section in that same navigation. The site identifies Wilson Cooke as "A WilsonCooke Group Company," so expect group-level branding alongside the agency's own.
Case studies shown on the site
The homepage presents named client projects with a short positioning line and a "View case study" link for each. The examples visible in the site content are:
| Client | Sector tag | Project angle |
|---|---|---|
| Dudson | Design – Manufacturing | "Breathing life into a brand steeped in history and delivering business growth." |
| Edmund Bell | Commercial Interiors – Manufacturing | "Taking a step back and challenging the brief." |
| Connell Co-op College | Commercial Interiors – Manufacturing | "Increasing engagement and improving communications." |
| Jigsaw | Housing | "How do you unite 2 housing associations under 1 new brand?" |
| Claremont | Commercial Interiors – Design | "Transforming the Claremont brand and bringing it back to life." |
| Co-op Academies | Education | "Re-presenting the services of the trust and its academies." |
Two things are worth noting if you're using these as a filter for your own project. First, the sector labels are inconsistent — Connell Co-op College is tagged "Commercial Interiors – Manufacturing" even though it reads as an education client, and Co-op Academies carries an Education tag. Treat the tags as loose categories rather than a reliable industry index. Second, the case study headlines are framed as business problems (uniting two organisations, reviving a brand, improving engagement), not as lists of deliverables. If you want to know what was actually produced, you need to open the individual case study.
What else is on the site
The navigation includes Work, Manufacturing Minisite, Our position, Capabilities, People, Thoughts, and Contact. For a prospective client, the useful ones are:
- Capabilities — the services the agency offers.
- People — who you'd be working with.
- Thoughts — articles and commentary, including pieces on topics such as domain authority and its impact on rankings.
- Work — the fuller portfolio beyond the homepage highlights.
How to make contact
The Contact section is the route for a project enquiry. The site content does not publish a phone number, email address, or contact form fields, so the specific channel is only visible once you open that section. There is no stated pricing, no booking or payment platform, and no indication that enquiries are gated behind a login — but equally, nothing in the available content confirms any of those details either way, so check the Contact page itself before assuming how the process works.
Choosing whether to get in touch
The agency describes itself as a performance marketing specialist working across paid search, brand development, and digital marketing, with an emphasis on data-driven strategy and ROI-focused campaigns. That positioning is a reasonable fit if you want brand and paid-search work handled together, or if you're a manufacturing, commercial interiors, housing, or education organisation — the sectors its published case studies cluster around.
If your need is narrower — for example, purely technical SEO or a one-off design asset — the case study set doesn't show that kind of engagement, so it's worth asking directly whether the scope fits before investing time in a brief.