Status Social

Derby, Derbyshire, United Kingdom

Social strategy, content, paid campaigns, and training for organisations nationwide

Status Social was founded in Derby in January 2011 by Mark Saxby, a former BBC and ITV journalist and TEDx speaker, who leads the agency today. Based at Pride Park, the agency works with organisations across the UK on social media management, strategy, and the training side of the business that grew out of Saxby's broadcast background.

Work spans social strategy consultation, organic social media management, content production, paid social execution, and reporting and insights. Alongside client management, the agency runs Social Media Training, LinkedIn Training, and Facebook Advertising Training courses, giving organisations a way to build in-house skills rather than relying solely on outsourced execution.

The agency states it has helped generate £21 million in sales through social media and has trained more than 8000 delegates from organisations worldwide. It offers a discount to charities and supports Positive Social, a nationwide charity working with schoolchildren, reflecting a training practice that extends beyond commercial clients into wider community work.

15
YEARS IN BUSINESS
4
SERVICES

Capabilities

Services

What these services involve

Conversion Rate Optimization
Testing and UX improvements that increase leads and sales from existing traffic.
Lead Generation
Multi-channel campaigns and systems designed to generate qualified leads.
Social Media Management (SMM)
Ongoing social content planning, publishing, and community management.
Website Optimization
Improvements to speed, UX, SEO foundations, and site performance.

Agency details

Team size
11-50 people
Founded
2011 (15 years)

About this agency on Agency List

Status Social holds an Agency List Score of 98 out of 100.

That score is higher than 99% of the 36,919 agencies Agency List has assessed so far.

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Assessment date

Agency List assessed Status Social in September 2026, reading 5 pages published on statussocial.co.uk.

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