ONE of the south coast’s most established advertising agencies has added digital new media to its creative expertise, thanks to key new faces at the firm. Tucker Advertising now has a dedicated interactive media department headed up by new recruit Dan Temple, who is joined at the Bournemouth agency by two other new pivotal personnel.
Dan has more than six years e-marketing specialist experience in new media, both in-house and freelance.
Although Dan specialises in php/html he has a broad knowledge of social networking, SEO and many other key digital disciplines.
A career highlight was his groundbreaking work on the VW Commercial Vehicles National Adword account, which was ahead of its time.
His work on this account gave him the chance to work closely with Google and gain 'behind the scenes' knowledge and expertise invaluable to clients wanting to raise their profiles on digital/online platforms.
He is joined at the full service advertising agency by two more newly-created roles - designer Catherine Randall and media consultant Nicole Mundy.
Catherine’s considerable experience comes from working at a variety of agencies across the south.
She was the lead designer for the prestigious Barclays half-term annual report.
Nicole’s media buying skills were honed at the sharp end of retailing for names like Next, where she quickly rose through the ranks to senior department manager.
Her canny negotiation skills ensure clients in today’s economic climate get maximum punch for their pound.
“Our new team members bring a rich diversity of skills to the table and certainly gives Tuckers the edge in the current marketing climate,” said Adam Gritz, creative director.
“It’s a really exciting time at Tuckers, with lots of new opportunities on the horizon.”
Tucker’s is one of the south’s longest established ad agencies and last year celebrated 25 successful years in the industry.
Picture caption: L to R Nicole Mundy, Cat Randall and Dan Temple at Tucker Advertising.
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