Case studies

Boundary Marketing are your marketing partner – who can get close,
understand the pressures, and help move things forward.

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Luton Council

Luton Council planned to boost road investment beyond central government funding. The Highway Maintenance Service Manager aimed to promote this via the council website and local/regional/trade press to raise public awareness.

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WPS Group

In September 2021, Boundary was approached by the Technical Director who had previously worked with Helen in another business.

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Clearway

In 2020 Helen was approached by the Commercial Director following a recommendation from a mutual contract. The Clearway Group (Clearway) wanted to step up their marketing and recognised they needed more support.

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Boundary at Highways UK

Since launching in 2021, Boundary has attended annually to support clients with stand design, build and management. The team exhibited for the first time in 2025 as part of its continued growth within the highways market.

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Liv Blood

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Most businesses we speak to aren’t starting from zero, they’ve got some things in place. But there’s usually a gap between where they are and where they want to be.

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