AppointmentsAltrincham digital marketing agency First Internet has made a raft of new...

Altrincham digital marketing agency First Internet has made a raft of new hires as it expands.

Kieran Wilson has been recruited as a technical SEO specialist, Jon Cole-Dalton as a content marketeer and SEO specialist. Harriet Waters has come on board as a digital marketing executive, Jonathan Griffiths as a UX designer, and Ben William-Harrison has joined as account manager and social media executive.

The new recruits have been hired by the agency as it has secured new and repeat briefs, working with clients across the UK to provide website design and development, UX design, SEO, social media management and content marketing.

“It’s been an incredibly busy 12 months, with new client wins, extended contracts and a number of awards,” says director Scott Baxter. “Recruitment in the digital profession is challenging at the moment: there is huge demand for sector expertise, so we’re delighted that we are able to welcome such talented professionals to our team.”

First Internet recently celebrated 23 years in business. Clients include PZ Cussons, Peak ai, Citation, Metro Rod and Sew Direct.

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