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Bathrooms.com appoints Ovidiu Suciu to head up SEO
Online retailer Bathrooms.com announce the appointment of Ovidiu Suciu, as their new Technical SEO and Analytics Manager.
Ovidiu has a wealth of experience spanning over 10 years’, specialising in technical SEO and digital marketing, in-house and agency side with brands including Panasonic, Great Plains and Intouch Games.
The role will strengthen Bathrooms.com’s online visibility and website usability, as the business continues to grow it’s UK brand.
Ian Monk, Bathrooms.com CEO and founder commented:
“We are excited to welcome Ovidiu Suciu to the Bathrooms.com team. Ovidiu’s combination of technical knowledge and expertise with web analytics will be key to our business’ continued development.“
Ovidiu Suciu added:
“Joining Bathrooms.com is an exciting opportunity for me to work alongside a team that is dedicated to increasing momentum in the online retail sector.“
Bathrooms.com’s have invested in digital marketing, especially in the past few years, creating unique category driven UX to enhance the user buying experience. In recent weeks Bathrooms.com ‘Bathroom Sweets’ campaign was awarded best Search Strategy at the Brand Republic Digital Awards, up against Samsung, Direct Line and Royal Caribbean.
Since it was founded in 2004, Bathrooms.com is now supported by their 50 strong worldwide team of product, customer support, and e-commerce specialists.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jonny Stanton .
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