- Our Services
Empowering Your Growth
Recruitment Services
At VertX Business Solutions, we’ve successfully hired over 100 candidates across a variety of roles, from customer-facing positions to senior management. With nearly 10 years of experience in recruitment and team building, we handle the entire hiring cycle.
What's Included
- Role scoping and job descriptions
- CV screening and shortlisting
- Interviews and onboarding
- Compliance, DBS checks, and right-to-work verification
- Support with internal structure and process alignment
“Making a single bad hire can cost companies an average of 16 weeks in lost time and productivity.”
– www.zippia.com
Marketing & Paid Advertising
Our consultants manage Meta and Google ad campaigns with a combined ad spend of over £2.5 million. We build campaigns that convert, using a mix of precision targeting, powerful creative, and continuous performance optimization.
What we offer
In addition, our team has grown social media pages from 0 to over 1 million followers, giving us an in-depth understanding of what drives real engagement, not just impressions.
- Full-service ad campaign setup (Meta & Google)
- Retargeting and audience segmentation
- Ad copywriting and creative development
- Ongoing testing, reporting, and performance improvement
- Social media and community management
Paid advertising is one of the most effective ways to boost brand visibility and drive growth but only when done strategically.
Take your business to the next level with data-driven strategies and innovative solutions. Let’s create something amazing together!
Website Development & Design Services
We create high-impact websites that blend form with function. Whether you need a new build or a revamp, we can assist in creative asset creation.
What we offer
- Custom website design and development
- Ongoing website maintenance and management
- Graphic design for digital or print
- Branding elements and visual identity
"75% of users judge a company’s credibility based on its website design."
– Stanford Web Credibility Research