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Birkenhead marketing agency wins innovation award for AI-powered campaigns

Lead Pronto Ltd has been named Innovation and Tech Business of the Year at the Downtown in Business Awards for its work developing AI marketing solutions.

Photo of Lead Pronto Team at the Downtown Business Awards.
The Lead Pronto team with their award at the Downtown in Business Awards.

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A Birkenhead marketing agency has won a huge business award for its use of AI in client campaigns, as reported by Birkenhead News.

Lead Pronto Ltd, a lead generation and marketing agency based in Egerton House in Birkenhead, was named Innovation and Tech Business of the Year 2026 at the Downtown in Business Awards. Lead Pronto has generated over 2.4 million leads and has worked with over 60 clients during its operation. The business was founded in 2018 and joined with Digital Associate in 2021. They work across PPC, social advertisements, SEO, and other services.

The company was recognised for bringing AI into its workflows. The business says it has helped clients upscale marketing efforts efficiently and achieve stronger returns on investment.

Lead Pronto has combined technology with practical marketing strategies to improve efficiency and boost campaign performance. The company now plans to expand its use of AI to help clients adapt to an increasingly digital marketplace.

Lauren Renshaw, Marketing Director at Lead Pronto Ltd, said in a statement: "This award means a great deal to everyone at Lead Pronto. It reflects the dedication, creativity, and countless hours our team has committed to developing systems that genuinely make a difference for our clients."

She continued by saying the company believes in "pushing the boundaries" with using technology, which is shown through the award.

The Downtown in Business Awards celebrate excellence across a range of sectors, recognising organisations that demonstrate outstanding innovation, leadership and impact within their industries.

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