Stuart Miles Email & Phone Number

Ascot, Gb

Ascot, England, United Kingdom

Squirrel finds the best prices from the most relevant retailers in the reader’s local currency. During my time at Pocket-lint I found that editorial teams have plenty to deal with without having to worry about also having to research pricing data in both local and international currencies.I created Squirrel to help solve that problem. The platform has access to hundreds of millions of products in its database, checks for the latest prices every 2 to 4 hours, and matches products to each other locally and globally. Squirrel works to make affiliate marketing simple and efficient via an e-commerce widget that publishers can use on their site, an API to access the Squirrel database, or via consumer facing deals recommendations at getsquirrel.co/deals.• Designed User Experience (UX) for the dashboard interface and publisher facing widgets. • Work across all aspects of the business managing sales, development, design, and partnerships. • Responsible for development and feature road map.

Founding member of the APMA Advisory Board, supporting the launch and growth of our new trade body as it becomes the de facto voice for the affiliate and partnerships industry.

London

I am an advisory board member for the Industry Insights Group (https://www.iigroup.global), a digital first media business that maps high growth global markets to unlock value where others can’t. Brands include Global Dating Insights (GDI), the leading source for news, insights, analysis and conferences in the online dating industry and eVTOL Insights, the leading source of news, information and analysis into the global electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) and urban air mobility markets.My role involves using my 20+ years experience within the media and publishing industries to help guide the team to grow the business.

London, England, United Kingdom

I chair two forum groups of eight founders each that meets once a month to discuss business challenges, learn about key subjects, and help promote and foster growth. Helm is a peer-to-peer membership community for established founders beyond £1m designed to help them achieve personal and business growth. Helm’s aim is to support its members though curated connections to achieve business growth, personal growth, and better growth.

Ascot, England, United Kingdom

A business leader with 20 years working in the media and tech industries. I have a large network of contacts and a history of growing businesses from scratch. My skills include strategy, risk management, growth, and building successful team culture. I can also advise on messaging, writing, UX, design, SEO, affiliates, PR, and marketing. Consulting clients have included Vodafone, Xero, Disney, Samsung, Apple, and others. On Friday mornings I give a weekly round up of the biggest tech stories of the week on LBC News. You can also occasionally see me in print in The Times, The Mirror, and other titles both writing and commentating on the biggest tech stories of the moment.

Ascot

Pocket-lint is a leading consumer technology news and reviews site covering everything from mobile phones to electric cars. In 2003 I started Pocket-lint with a budget of just £15 and successfully exited the business in July 2022 after almost 20 years. During that time Pocket-lint grew to be a leading authority within the UK and US consumer tech scene with over 12 million readers a month. Over the years I have questioned or interviewed several leading tech industry figures including Steve Jobs, Steve Ballmer, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Tim Cook, Jack Dorsey and many CEOs and founders. I’ve attended numerous events being at the very epicentre of the tech industry for over two decades. During my time at Pocket-lint I was regularly quoted in UK national newspapers, websites from around the world, and on TV and radio. Highlights include appearing on the BBC Radio 4 Today show, appearing as a judge on The Apprentice, being quoted by Tim Cook in an Apple keynote, and interviewing Elmo from Sesame Street. • Worked across every aspect of the business managing sales, partnerships, editorial, marketing, and development.• Designed site style and UX• Managed a team of 20 employees and around 20 regular freelancers• Using AI rolled out seven international editions of the site in various languages• Hosted the weekly Pocket-lint podcast• Wrote the daily newsletter that had over 15,000 subscribers• Worked with non-profit global organisation The Trust Project to help better inform readers about the value of journalistic trust, transparency, and efficacy.• Ran and hosted the yearly Pocket-lint Awards for 200+ guests every year• Successfully exited the business in July 2022 after selling the business to Canadian publisher Valnet.

Designer / writer working on various departments around the paper (Play / The Eye), as well as being part of the daily team responsible for the look and feel of the whole paper on a daily basis.Highlights included working on the last edition of the broadsheet paper and working on the back bench - the desk that is responsible for the creation of the newspaper every day.

London, England, United Kingdom

I was the PR Account Manager for the Olympus account at Herald Communications covering digital cameras, silver halide (35mm film) and voice recorders. Highlights included running the UK national launch campaign for the mju 5 camera as well as organising several press events in both the UK and Europe.

London, England, United Kingdom

I was a freelance writer writing for a number of PC and gaming titles including PC Pro, PC Magazine, Amazon amongst others, as well as a number of corporate briefs including work for Harrods, LG, and Vodafone.

London, England, United Kingdom

I was the features editor for ComputerActive. The number one selling computer title in the UK at the time. I was responsible for all feature articles in the magazine. I was made redundant as part of a cost cutting exercise that saw 20% of VNU workforce let go in one week.

Slough, England, United Kingdom

I joined Amazon four years after the company was founded to be part of the launch team for the video games tab in the UK. Until that point Amazon only sold books, CDs, and DVDs.

I worked on Inter//face, the technology supplement, both as a designer and writer, as well as, other supplements and sections in the paper.