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2017 has been another great year for Innovation Visual and its clients with many exciting changes. The most striking of the changes was our new office. With our growth requiring a third office change in the same number of years we have moved into a much larger space in the beautiful Tanshire Park. Thanks to all of you who came to help us celebrate the new office. Special thanks to Diverse Interactive who brought their VR and AR experiences for people to try, Chris & James from Google Partners for their talk on voice search and Karen Botha from the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation for telling us about the valuable work they are doing to protect wild painted dogs in Zimbabwe. Thanks to all who contributed to the fund-raising efforts on the night. We managed to raise more than £300 for the foundations cause.

Following the recent on-boarding of transformational coaching experts, Shine Coaching, the team at Innovation Visual have been hard at work creating a new website and developing an SEO strategy to help their business and services be found and ensure they shine online.

This week Tim Butler of Innovation Visual led a webinar in association with Liverpool University to talk about voice search and how its continued growth will impact marketing in the future.

The Innovation Visual team are pleased to be working with Guildford based VR, AR and MR agency, Diverse Interactive.

Innovation Visual are proud sponsors of 11-year-old Taekwondo Star Phoenix Goodman, and are pleased to bring you her November update. November has certainly been a busy month for Phoenix, so there is plenty to catch up on!

We are delighted to announce that hearing protection specialists LimitEar have chosen Innovation Visual to help with their SEO and digital marketing.

With the ever-increasing exposure to processed sound through headphones and earpieces, it is becoming more important than ever for people to protect themselves from the potential damage caused by noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). However, despite the worrying nature of this development, it seems that the true dangers of NIHL are still not being fully appreciated by the millions of headphone users around the world.