Nathan Amery Email & Phone Number

London, London, Gb

I am responsible for our 3 Shopify websites, managing a team of offshore developers and a Social, PR & Email Marketing manager. I also work closely with our product data team and business analyst. My focus is on SEO - especially Technical SEO; Analytics and automation. I also work on frontend development at the moment, bringing all our sites' themes into GitHub and adding features using Liquid code and JS.Being a small business, I am also a wearer of many hats and thoroughly enjoy problem solving; training others and applying my knowledge of SQL, CSS, HTML, Javascript and advanced Excel.

London, London, Gb

I have responsibility for running and optimising Google Adwords, Bing Ads and Facebook Ads for the three websites under the Jewellerybox Ltd umbrella. Getting data using MYSQL and pulling out actionable metrics from Excel is key to making a website in this niche a success. I also work with Google Tag Manager, coding solutions to pull data from webpages into Google Analytics and Adwords in order to decide how budget should be spent. As a product e-commerce website, Google Shopping represents a major part of where my time is spent, optimising bids using automation where possible. I am in the process of introducing the use of Adwords Scripts to enable more automated optimisation across the accounts.Being a small company I'm able to work on whatever is going to make the biggest difference to the bottom line, so despite this being a PPC role I also help out with technical SEO issues and work with developers to improve the website.

I work with clients on a freelance basis; including offering SEO consultancy to agencies on behalf of their clients, as well as basic Wordpress web site creation, PPC Management and Magento work for my own clients. I am available for e-commerce consultancy and SEO consultancy primarily, but I have a broad range of skills within digital marketing that I can offer. Please do not hesitate to get in touch about your business or next project.

Glasgow, Gb

My responsibilities at Pretavoir are inclusive of, but now beyond SEO and PPC management. I am involved and consulted in all areas of the business, including buying, operations and stock management. My top down view improves marketing efforts, thanks to increased product knowledge, knowing stock levels and supplier lead times, and deciding where money should be spent on stock.Since re-joining Pretavoir in 2013, organic traffic has increased by over 30%, conversion rate is up by over 20% and monthly revenue continues to rise.I am part of a two-man team who manage the website, with my focus being on marketing and my colleague's on more technical matters server admin, payment processing and managing the site development process. My daily tasks can be as varied as:-Editing php code-Talking to bloggers-Creating content for social media-Managing customer service staff-Writing MYSQL queries to pull data out of the website for use in marketing-Forecasting and monitoring sales and traffic using Google Analytics-Coming up with link-creating strategies-Calculating profitability in Google Adwords-Fixing technical issues with Magento-Advising on conversion rate improvements-Monitoring mentions of Pretavoir around the web

London, Gb

In terms of SEO, I was responsible for everything that came under the SEO umbrella for my clients. This included content creation, on-site changes, link building and outreach, redirects and technical changes; as well as reporting both verbally and via regular written report. All my clients'​ sites saw non-branded organic traffic improvements during my time at Beattie Communications.I was also responsible for improving and managing several PPC accounts with spends of up to £20k/month, which all saw a minimum of 20% decrease in cost per conversion after I took over the account, as well as an increased number of conversions. I was able to try out some of Google's beta Adwords features which offered an insight into where Adwords was heading, and a chance to learn new techniques before competitors were able to use them.

Glasgow, Gb

My role has grown at Pretavoir from SEO/PPC to managing a website redesign using the Magento platform. My main focus during this transition was ensuring my SEO work carried out previously was not lost after moving sites. I was also involved with ensuring the new site structure remained search-friendly; as well as the use of MYSQL for various database transfer operations. We successfully moved 15000 products across to a new website with a new structure, with no loss of web traffic. I am also involved with all day-to-day website management tasks, as well as continual SEO and PPC work.

Edinburgh, Gb

As well as carrying out SEO on the Pretty Klicks website, I work with a range of clients from E-commerce to personal branding. My methods are content-based, using technical SEO skills to make the best of articles, blogs and other mediums, as well as using creative skills to produce this content. I am out to prove that a modern quality-over-quantity approach to SEO can have a longer-term bigger improvement; than older, buy-lots-of-links strategies.I have the technical knowledge of HTML, PHP, CSS and MYSQL to be able to implement any changes. I also have the ability to advise on the best methods for unique situations; such as site migrations, redirects, domain name changes, and web site structure with regards to SEO best practice. User behaviour, both when searching and once on-site interests me; including the way different website elements effects conversion, and finding unique 'hidden-gem' search keywords. I focus on conversions where possible, rather than clicks, traffic or any other metric

This was a business I started back in 2010, during which I began to teach myself the concepts of SEO, Google Adwords and online marketing in general. It ran for three years, not making enough money to turn into anything bigger, but provided an excellent learning platform for me. I developed the website, managed the Adwords, and carried out SEO. At it's peak, the site was getting around 3000 uniques/month. The business wasn't profitable due to a flawed business model (the benefit of hindsight!), with the concept being that a customer could trade in a snowboard in return for reduced price off a new one. The traded in boards would then be refurbished and sold on for profit. The issue was that the postage costs ate up all the profit, as thanks to the trade-in, a single sale would require 3 lots of postage. There was simply not enough money in snowboards (especially used snowboards) to cover this cost.It was my skills acquired setting up this business that gave me the chance to begin working at Pretavoir where I was able to develop them much further.