Choosing the name for our rebrand was truly a collaborative process, with the whole team involved. We considered our culture, what we deliver, our ethos, and who we are.
All of which led us to understand the following about ourselves as a team as we;
Leading to the very apt name, The Digital Stride! Whilst we’ve always followed these principles in practice, we’re now able to showcase these through our name, branding and new website.
As a team of skilled and experienced specialists, we really do STRIDE with our delivery for clients, so there’s no greater word for it.
You can learn more about what STRIDE means to us and our STRIDE Methodology™ here.
On top of the rebrand of our name, we have also seen some changes in our team too.
Ian and Pete are now joined by Steve and Simon as Directors of The Digital Stride, leading the direction of the new Digital Stride.
Steve will continue with new business and directing the SEO team and Simon will continue as the operational lead.
We have also widened our team with two new junior digital marketers coming on board for the summer, Jack and Ben.
A big part of who we are is that we love to learn and share our learnings to keep the team and our clients up to date with the latest industry news and insights.
So it’s only apt that we continue to do so by giving training and experience to new team members to help them learn and develop in the best way possible.
You may see our old ‘Miro’ name from time to time as our legal name is still Miromedia for now.
If you’re an existing client, you can continue to expect the same fantastic service and great results under our new name.
Whilst Miro has been our foundation, The Digital Stride represents who we are now and how we deliver solutions to help develop and grow our clients.

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