About Me

 I'm a PPC and Analytics specialist who works primarily on the Google Stack. I have 7 years experience in the Digital Marketing industry responsible for running Digital Marketing activity and maintaining Google Analytics (UA & GA4) accounts.

I have a strong focus on solving client issues through automation, primarily through the use of Google Ads scripts and Google Apps scripts.

If you have any issues with automating your current workflows, feel free to reach out to ppcandanalyticsconsultant@gmail.com to discuss a quote.

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