When people leave, suppliers change, disputes arise or years of disconnected decisions accumulate, marketing can become a commercial risk. We establish ownership, preserve evidence, restore continuity and put the operation in order.
We map the domains, websites, hosting, analytics, advertising accounts, social profiles, technology, suppliers, contracts and internal responsibilities. The first objective is a reliable view of what exists and who controls it.
We prioritise the assets and relationships that could interrupt trading, waste money or damage reputation. Access is recovered, ownership is clarified and essential information is documented for the business.
The outcome is not merely a tidy folder of passwords. It is a prioritised plan showing what should be protected, stopped, repaired or rebuilt, and who should be accountable for each decision.
Where a relationship with a marketing agency, consultant, developer or technology supplier has broken down, we reconstruct the relevant history. We review contracts and scopes from a marketing and technical perspective, preserve correspondence and platform records, identify disputed deliverables and separate evidence from assumption.
We help leadership teams understand the marketing facts behind a threatened claim, complaint or cease-and-desist communication. We can prepare evidence packs, technical explanations and draft commercial correspondence for review by appointed solicitors. Leeds Digital is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
If a former supplier, competitor or other party is misusing brand assets, retaining access, misrepresenting work or causing measurable marketing harm, we can investigate the position and assemble the factual case. Formal notices and legal strategy should be issued or approved by a qualified legal professional, with our specialists supporting the marketing and technical substance.
Yes. We can establish continuity, recover business-owned access, document suppliers and active work, assess immediate risks and provide interim strategic marketing leadership led by experienced strategists.
We first establish the contractual and technical position, then work constructively to return appropriate ownership and access to the business. Where replacement work is needed, it is planned carefully to protect continuity and data.
No. The right answer is often clearer ownership and better coordination. We retain capable people and suppliers where they are helping the business, and recommend changes only where they are justified.
Yes. We can investigate the marketing and technical facts, preserve relevant evidence, assess access and deliverables, prepare a clear chronology and support constructive resolution or a solicitor-led process.
We can prepare the factual marketing, brand and technical material behind a response or proposed notice, and we can draft commercial communications for legal review. A solicitor should advise on legal rights, wording, service and formal legal strategy.
Share enough for us to understand the problem. An experienced specialist will review it and suggest a sensible first step.
You do not need a finished brief or a planned budget. Give us a clear outline and we will match the right experienced specialist to your situation.
