Two new appointments strengthen team at FMCG e-commerce agency marketplace amp

By Brigette Currin 2 minute read

marketplace amp, the UK’s only FMCG grocery aisle marketplace specialists, focusing on food and drink, health and beauty and pet care, has appointed two new team members, Bilal Goni, Senior E-Commerce Account Executive and Matthew Fleur, Data Analyst. The new appointments come at a time of high growth for the agency, having recently won major contracts with leading household names including Fybogel, Beauty Kitchen, Lindens Health and Nutrition and The Flava People.

Bilal joins the team after spending several years amplifying sales on Amazon as the E-Commerce Marketing Executive for brands Hikvision, LifeSmart, and Foscam at TrueTech Distribution Ltd. He will now bring his expertise to the marketplace amp team managing account listings, conducting market and competitor research and ad performance management.

Matthew, an Economics graduate from the University of East Anglia, joins as Data Analyst responsible for analysing data across Amazon, eBay, Google and e-commerce sites and providing strategic insights and advice into the agency’s clients’ e-commerce growth potential.

marketplace amp’s E-Commerce Manager, Ajay Visana, said: “We’re delighted that we have been able to grow as a company over the year winning several new accounts and recruiting new team members, as unprecedented as it’s been. Bilal and Matthew come with expertise that will play a key role in creating and implementing strategies that help our clients maximise online revenue growth and increase sales faster than their competitors.”

“With 61% of consumers saying they’ll continue spending more online once the pandemic ends, the years ahead are set to be a time of high growth for our clients. We’re launching another recruitment drive in January to headhunt the most talented e-commerce experts to join our team and help accelerate our clients’ sales.”

With the growth of the team, comes a new place for them to call home. Having outgrown their premises in Bury St. Edmunds, marketplace amp has relocated to The Bradfield Centre in Cambridge.