Search Engineering
Our staff confidently promote that we can get our customers found on the web through a variety of means. We aim to deliver what we promise and our search engineering department make it their job to keep abreast of the latest developments in order to maximize every chance for our customers to be found. We employ skilled designers who not only have to have an eye for what looks good but also understand what makes it work well. Being a part of a forward thinking internet marketing company is a great experience and our staff will never stop learning their trade because the internet will never stop growing. Our staff love the fresh challenges we throw at then on a daily basis, it really keeps them on their toes. As a team they will freely share ideas amongst themselves in order to make sure they are always able to achieve the best results for our customers and the Customer Street. Lee Johnson our Search Manager sums it up perfectly when he says: "Instead of looking for customers, what if they found you?"
Lee Johnson - SEO Manager
Lee joined Customer Street in 2007 and has already made an impact on the search engine rankings of our main directories and over 150 portals. Lee's SEO blog also helps our customers have direct access to a professional resource at no extra cost and he is happy to answer their questions on his blog so that others can benefit from his experience. Under Lee's direction our directories continue to produce consistent growth.
Adrian Shepherd - Graphic Designer
"I have been employed here at Customer Street for almost two years now and in that time have learnt and experienced a great deal. Its great working as part of a small team but it's not only about designing and building trade directories, I also get to design our promotional posters, customer information packs and even job adverts."
Holly Shaw - Content Writer
"I really enjoy researching all the information about different trades we feature but the biggest challenge is making sure all the sites are constantly kept up to date for both the content as well as making changes to reflect any changes in how the search engines work."