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Danny takes content strategy role with Ignition Search
DANNY Andrews has joined Sheffield digital marketing agency Ignition Search as a content strategist.
Danny, who is 27 and lives in Gleadless, Sheffield, is a graduate of Sheffield Hallam University, where he studied quantity surveying.
Since graduating he has spent four years working for a marketing agency in Hillsborough.
In his new Ignition Search role, Danny will be working with clients on website content and search engine optimisation.
“We are delighted to welcome Danny to our team,” said Ignition Search Managing Director Dan Kavanagh.
“He will be playing a vital role in key areas for Ignition and our constantly growing client base, which includes both local and national clients.”
Working with leading national and international brands, local SMEs and innovative new start-ups, Neepsend based Ignition Search provide a range of high quality search marketing and social advertising services to a wide range of industries.
In addition to a large number of local businesses, Ignition’s clients include Ladbrokes.com, Red Bull, Manchester College, Calypso Drinks, K3, Continental Textiles and CMD.
For more information go to www.ignitionsearch.co.uk or contact Ignition on 0114 272 2444 or email info@ignitionsearch.co.uk
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