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Stacey: Search Director

Stacey joined us in 2009 as a junior copywriter; now she’s a recognised figure on the global speaking circuit, having wowed audiences in the UK, Europe and US – including at MozCon 2014. She leads our search team and works with clients to deliver high-level campaign strategies.

Tecmark Author Stacey MacNaught

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If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough.

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Stacey MacNaught: Search Director

Best thing about working in digital marketing?The fact that nothing is ever the same for very long. Algorithms and technology advance super quick and it keeps you on your toes, to say the least. I love that. Aims for the future?I can’t see myself ever not working in digital in some capacity. I want to stay in this industry and work on increasingly creative campaigns. Ultimately, I want to see Tecmark continuing to grow and working with great companies on content-led campaigns.I love working at Tecmark because…there are people here who are as passionate about their jobs as anyone I’ve ever encountered. Working with people who genuinely get a buzz out of what they do is brilliant.

Stacey’s Blogs

Seven Tools For Clear Communication

Posted May 10, 2016 in Content Marketing

PPC: the underused content promotion channel most SEOs miss

Posted January 27, 2016 in Content Marketing & PPC

Your content is awesome – now what?

Posted September 18, 2015 in Content Marketing

Seth Godin’s #Inbound15 keynote: the Tecmark review

Posted September 10, 2015 in Content Marketing

Three speakers I can’t wait to see at Inbound15

Posted September 2, 2015 in Content Marketing

Make your content work harder by mapping it to your customer’s journey

Posted August 21, 2015 in Content Marketing

Moz’s Ranking Factors Study: the lingering link factor

Posted August 13, 2015 in Search

Rankings – it’s not a dirty word

Posted August 3, 2015 in Search


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