Thursday, December 26, 2024

PR expert Mike Shields joins eComOne to shape digital PR offering

Lincoln-based eCommerce Growth Agency, eComOne has appointed Mike Shields to head up its Digital PR department.

Mike started his career in 2008 as a Journalist working on regional newspapers and B2B titles which then progressed to heading up PR departments in B2B, communications and international agencies.

His award-winning work has been featured across all major newspapers and hundreds of niche titles and he has helped launch several long-running business podcasts for clients.

CEO and Founder of eComOne, Richard Hill says, “Mike is a hugely respected PR professional in Lincolnshire who has already started making an impact on the calibre of our agency. His wealth of knowledge and impressive network has impressed our existing clients and we can’t wait to grow this department further by introducing retention marketing.”

“We have already won clients on the PR side of the business without massively advertising it. Our agency is going through a massive stage of repositioning and we can’t wait to shout more about our new and exciting offer!”

Mike Shields, Head of Digital PR says, “I’m really excited to be part of a team of SEO experts, the link between Digital PR and this part of marketing is intrinsic and I’m looking forward to bolstering our offering. eComOne has a wide variety of really engaging clients that I’m hoping to be able to make an impact with.”

Mike will be speaking at the Lincolnshire Business Expo, taking place on Tuesday 24th May at the Lincolnshire Showground. His presentation will be ‘Five Ways To Kickstart Your Digital PR Content’, Mike will also be joining the eComOne team on a panel discussion on wider digital marketing.

eComOne is currently going through a stage of growth, so keep an eye on the LinkedIn company profile for future job opportunities.

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