About us
Built on Experience. Driven to Give Your Brand a Competitive Edge.
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HIGHPASSMEDIA’s story began in South Africa in 2024 with the establishment of HIGHPASSMEDIA Marketing Africa, bringing together creative thinking and a practical focus on helping businesses grow.
Later that same year, HIGHPASSMEDIA Marketing UK was established as its expansion arm in the United Kingdom, extending the brand’s reach and opening a new chapter in its development.
Behind HIGHPASSMEDIA is a team of experienced professionals who bring knowledge, skills and perspectives developed throughout their careers.
While the business was founded in 2024, the experience of its people reaches beyond that starting point.
This foundation shapes how we approach our work: understanding each client’s business, making considered recommendations and bringing care and purpose to the execution.
Our UK arm builds on these South African foundations while recognizing the distinct needs of businesses and audiences in the United Kingdom.
Across social media marketing, website development and broadcast marketing, our focus is on helping brands communicate clearly, strengthen their presence and turn audience interest into business opportunities.
Our South African roots remain an integral part of who we are.
As we build relationships across the UK, we carry that identity forward with a commitment to personal service, thoughtful creativity and marketing that serves a clear business purpose.
For us, expansion means bringing our experience to new conversations, understanding the people behind each business and building partnerships with room to grow.
Internet Users in the UK.
68.1M
Share of the UK population using the internet.
97.8%
Active social media user identities across the UK.
55.5M
Estimated potential UK audience for Facebook advertising.
38.8M
Estimated potential UK audience for Instagram advertising.
35.5M
Total UK digital advertising spend in 2025.
£40.5BN
Annual growth in UK social media advertising spend in 2025.
21%
UK digital video advertising spend in 2025.
£9.3BN