New content and marketing consultancy set to provide boost for technology companies
Andy C Watson, the former head of group marketing for IDHL Group (WMG, Ingenuity Digital and NetConstruct) and marketing manager for Shopcreator, has launched a new content and marketing consultancy.
The agency, andycwatson.com, is based in York and aims to help technology companies with their marketing strategies.
Andy explained: “I’ve always had side projects on the go, and I joined Shopcreator part-time at the end of last year to explore a few ideas more seriously and move some of them centre stage.
“Life for me is about doing what you love, doing it well and always striving to be better. Take away the safety net of a regular income and life becomes hugely exciting, more rewarding and a little bit scary too.”
Andy relocated from Hertfordshire in 2015, where he spent nine years as associate director of marketing for tech consulting firm, Futuresource Consulting.
He concluded: “Cutting loose has given me the freedom and control to deliver to clients a harvest of the highest quality, without limitations.
“I’ve been lucky in securing a few international businesses already, in fields that really fire me up. I look forward to playing my part in their continued ascendance.”
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