2024 has seen some significant additions and leaps on The Search Awards Top 100.
The Top 100 celebrates the agencies who have over the past 15 years consistently delivered outstanding search expertise and the new faces who are driving search and setting the new benchmarks. If you are looking to improve your SEO and PPC performance look no further, the Top 100 list is the ultimate reference for agencies working in Search.
Making headlines at the APAC Search Awards in 2024 and sitting on top of the list for the region are Megantic, followed closely by Rocket Agency who have been shortlisted for 23 categories in 2025, so the competition is on.
In Europe Peak Ace have retained their top spot, but a name to watch and already in the Top 10 are Cedarwood Digital!
Resignal maintained their UK No1 spot, however making their intentions known on the awards scene are the team from Bottled Imagination who moved up to 4th spot after a fantastic performance at this year’s awards.
In the US Aimclear remain at the top with Go Fish in second spot, however this list is one to watch with Tombras and Victorious on the hunt for more.
At the top of the list in MENA Chain Reaction and SEO Sherpa remain 1 and 2 but as the region expands its Search expertise we look forward to seeing who is going to snap at their heels in 2025.
Long term entrants and search masters may have retained the top spots in the regional lists, however there are some new names taking to the Top 20 overall lists.
Coming in at No 11 are the Team from Tombras who took titles at this year’s US Search Awards and at No 12 Jacktm who took trophies away at the UK Search Awards and the Global Search Awards.
It is an honour to welcome many new agencies and teams to the Top 100 this year, including some first-time entrants who are shaking it up and clearly have higher positions in their sights.
2025 looks like it is going to be an interesting year when it comes to The Search Top 100, we can’t wait to see how this year’s endeavours impact the list and benchmark for the industry as a whole.
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