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Bdaily strengthens commercial team with key North West appointment
Regional online business news publication Bdaily has appointed Alexandra Kay as North West Regional Sales Manager.
Alexandra, who previously worked as a sales executive for British software giant Sage, will be based in Bdaily’s Newcastle office.
Following her appointment, she commented: “The world of digital marketing is an exciting place and I’m delighted to be part of the ever-evolving Bdaily team.
“The North West is thriving and showing growth in some really interesting sectors. My focus is to forge relationships and work with any business who is looking to target the SME marketplace.”
Bdaily provides a digital platform for SMEs to strategically position themselves in their region and nationally. It also offers a variety of marketing solutions from digital advertising campaigns to roundtable events and webinars.
With a rapidly growing subscriber base of over 40,000 business people, the platform has continued to expand from its base in the North East into the North West, Yorkshire and London with further plans to roll out across the UK.
“We’re very pleased to welcome Alexandra to the commercial team at Bdaily with her breadth of knowledge in the SME marketplace and sales,” said Managing Director, Sarah Callender.
“With an existing engaged audience in the North West, Alexandra’s appointment will continue to strengthen our presence in this region as we expand our reach further across the UK.”
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