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by Andrew Redfern @ 29th January 2010 2:48 pm Hit Search Press

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Hit Search is one of the fastest growing Search Engine Marketing agencies in the North, with a highly impressive growth rate and an enviable client base.

As part of our planned expansion programme Hit Search are now looking to add to their already highly successful new business acquisition team.

Your role will encompass all elements of the sales process from initial market research to cold calling to face to face presentations.

Knowledge of the online marketing sector is a prerequisite; experience of selling SEO or PPC solutions is a significant advantage. You must have a demonstrable track record of success combined with the ability to sell to a diverse range of clients often at board level.

If you feel you can make a major contribution to this exciting and dynamic business then call:-

Jeff Millington on 0845 643 9289 (ext:106)


Hit Search Secures Contract with MatchesFashion.com

by Andrew Redfern @ 15th December 2009 10:24 am Hit Search Press

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Online marketing company Hit Search have secured an exciting contract to work with online fashion store Matchesfashion.com.

The high end designer clothing retailer has enlisted the services of Hit Search to aid the online marketing campaign of the retail website.

The Liverpool-based marketing outfit will be working on the Matchesfashion.com site to improve its online visibility through Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and Pay Per Click (PPC), with the aim of increasing traffic to the site, and ultimately, increasing the amount of purchases made from Matches online.

Hit Search Director Andy Redfern said: “Our unrivalled experience in the retail environment coupled together with Matches’ powerful brand means that the online marketing campaign in 2010 will start with a bang.

“The passion of the brand coupled with expert knowledge from ourselves will take Matchesfashion.com into some exciting places.”

Fellow Hit Search Director Andy Donaldson said of the win: “This client further announces Hit Search as a main contender in the UK search engine marketing scene. We were very pleased to win the account in a pitch process involving some of the UK’s leading agencies.

“2010 is set to be an exciting year for Hit Search and our clients.”

Matches is one of London’s largest high-end clothing retailers. With thirteen stores in the capital, and an extensive online directory, they deal in over 60 designer brands, including Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Chanel and Stella McCartney. The website also has a dedicated online shop for New York designer Diane von Furstenberg.

Rob Short, Online Marketing and E-commerce Manager for Matchesfashion.com, said: “We are delighted to be working with Hit Search here at Matches. They have made the transfer from our previous search partner seamless.

“They have given us great confidence that they will be able to make a real difference to our business, by showing that they are experts in not just PPC, SEO and Social Media strategy, but more importantly execution.”

About Matches Fashion
Since the first Matches store (matchesfashion.com) opened near Tom and Ruth Chapman’s home in Wimbledon in 1990, it has become a brand in its own right - an iconic retail experience, trusted by London’s most fashion literate clientele, offering the best of the best in established and new international labels.

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Hit Search secure Victoria and Albert Marketing Deal

by Andrew Redfern @ 2nd November 2009 4:26 pm Hit Search Press

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Digital marketing specialists Hit Search have recently added one of the world’s top museums, the Victoria and Albert Museum to its lucrative list of clients. The prestigious London museum has enlisted the services of Hit Search to aid the online marketing campaign of its retail website, V&A Shop.

The Liverpool-based digital outfit will be working on the V&A Shop site to improve its online presence via Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), with the aim of increasing traffic to the site and, ultimately, increasing the amount of purchases made from V&A Shop.

  

Hit Search director Andrew Redfern said: “This contract with V&A is a massive coup for us. Not only is it an excellent, established brand to work with, it sends a clear message of our ability to deliver and attract big name clients from all over the country.

“We hope to not only live up to V&A’s expectations, but to exceed them greatly, as we help this historic institution to build upon their strong web presence.”

The V&A Museum is, with a permanent collection of over four-and-a-half million objects. Established in 1852, its collection spans over 5000 years of exquisite art, from ceramics and portraits, to jewellery and sculptures.

Around two-and-a-half million visitors pass through the V&A’s doors every year, and the V&A Shop allows those visitors to purchase a number of souvenirs related to the museum and its current exhibitions, from both the store located in the museum and its website.

Richard Wilkinson of V&A Shop said: “We’re delighted to be working with Andy and the team at Hit Search in order to aid our online expansion. Hit Search’s partnership approach makes for a closer working relationship through responsiveness and transparency, which will ultimately work towards delivering a better Return On Investment (ROI).”

For more information on the Victoria and Albert shop goto www.vandashop.com

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Hit Search Director to Speak at Actinic User Conference

by Andrew Redfern @ 9th October 2009 3:43 pm Hit Search Press

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Hit Search director Andy Donaldson will be speaking at the 2009 Actinic User Conference next week.

Andy will be delivering a talk entitled “Driving Traffic to Your Site”, which will introduce the delegates to the role of Hit Search, and the benefits of search engine optimisation.

The event is Actinic’s first User Conference, and will be held at the PayPal offices in Richmond, Surrey on 14th October.

Andy is delighted to have been invited to speak at the conference. He said: “This has presented a great opportunity for me to give Actinic’s user base a few hints and tips of how to generate more traffic to their website, which in turn, will increase their profits.”

Actinic provide e-commerce and electronic point-of-sale (EPOS) solutions for small and medium retailers across the UK. Founded in 1996, its software is used on over 10,000 sites including the Royal Navy, Barnado’s and the Royal Opera House. Research shows that over 50 per cent of small-to-medium enterprises in the UK run their online stores using Actinic software.

Their product range, suitable for both web designers and self-builders, includes web-based and desktop solutions such as Actinic Enterprise, Actinic Business, Actinic Catalog, Actinic Express and Actinic Designer.

Marketing Manager for Actinic Simon Armstrong said: “We’re delighted to have Andy speaking at our inaugural User Conference this year.

“I’ve previously worked with him and Hit Search at Richmond Systems, and I was very impressed with their work and what they were able to achieve.”


Hit Search Feature in BBC Interview

by Andrew Redfern @ 13th July 2009 10:18 pm Hit Search Press

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Hit Search Director Andrew Redfern was today featured on the BBC Radio 4 flagship consumer affairs show “You and Yours” on a feature the fraud and the Internet.

Radio 4’s aim is to help consumers spot the difference between genuine and fake ticket distributors across the Internet.

We were contacted by BBC reporter Shari Vahl and asked to provide an insight into how exactly these sites, despite being relatively new, can achieve such prominent positioning in the Google listings. She has been working tirelessly to expose the dangers posed by these sites and the people behind them.

Listen to our interview here.

If you are interested in learning how Internet Marketing can work for your website and want more information then contact Hit Search, Search Engine Optimisation and Pay Per Click experts, on 0845 643 9289.


New Zealand loves Britain’s Got Talent: Susan Boyle

by Andrew Redfern @ 5th June 2009 12:41 pm Hit Search Press

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Susan Boyle, the runner-up of Britain’s Got Talent, has shown just exactly how effective a viral campaign can be in raising the profile of an individual or business. With over 100 million YouTube downloads and celebrity fans including Hollywood stars such as Demi Moore her popularity amongst the public is undeniable.
What may surprise however is analysis by online Search Marketing specialists Hit Search, showing that her core support comes from an unlikely source: Auckland New Zealand .Better known for the Lord of The Rings and having more sheep than people, it would seem that New Zealand has a soft spot for Britain’s Got Talent’s Susan Boyle.
1 New Zealand
2 South Africa

3 Ireland

4 Canada

5 Singapore

6 United States

7 Puerto Rico

8 United Kingdom

9 Viet Nam

10 Australia

Search volume for “Susan Boyle” within the last 30 days show that the Britain’s Got Talent runner-up may be losing favour with the British public as South Africa, Singapore and even Puerto Rico have shown larger volume of search than the United Kingdom which is 8th by search volume.


Knowsley Safari Park Making Waves On Twitter

by Andrew Redfern @ 26th May 2009 5:36 pm Hit Search Press

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A innovative social media campaign from Hit Search has had the media going ape!  The marketing campaign for Knowsley Safari Park has managed to get Knowsley’s infamous baboon colony online using Twitter to give updates to their many millions of fans round the world.

A picture of the little monkey’s doing thier stuff at the park can be found below! 

Knowsley Safari Park today commented on their website saying -

“Our troop of baboons have made the newspapers again this week. Not with their destruction of cars this time but with their incredible grasp of information technology and social networking on the world wide web.

Our baboons have launched their own Twitter under the name of KnowsleyBaboons on the social networking site www.twitter.com so you can now follow their antics on a daily basis and in their own words!

The twitter is actually the creation of Andy Donaldson and his team at Hit Search who are working with the Safari Park as part of the online marketing plan, and we soon hope to have the Lions, Rhino, Meerkats and Giraffe all twittering along too.”

You can follow Brian the Baboon @ http://twitter.com/knowsleybaboons



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