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Juicy Designs is a founder-led digital marketing agency based in Pretoria, South Africa, established in 2015 by Cobus van der Westhuizen and Wynand van der Westhuizen. The agency delivers full-funnel digital marketing services including SEO, Google Ads, Meta advertising, social media marketing, web design, branding, and lead generation to businesses across Gauteng and the rest of South Africa. Clients work directly with the two founders on every campaign, with no account managers, junior staff, or outsourced teams in between. Juicy Designs has served more than 64 clients, delivers an average return on ad spend of 4.8x, and holds a 4.9-star Google rating from 214 reviews.
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