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Koozai is Five Today
Believe it or not but Koozai reached the ripe old age of five today. Since those first tentative steps on February 21st 2006 when our MD, Ben Norman, decided to create his own Search Engine Optimisation Company, we have gone from strength to strength.
Following half a decade of growth, Koozai now employs 18 staff and offers a full range of Online Marketing Services to over 100 clients from our newly expanded offices. That’s quite a change from the skeleton staff that used to work out of a serviced building for a handful of clients all those years ago.
This trend for growth looks set to continue in 2011. Having already brought in two further members of staff – James Perrin (Copywriter) and Anna George (Search Specialist) – we are also in the process of setting up a second office in London.
So it’s all go at Koozai HQ as we celebrate another landmark in the company’s history. And what birthday is complete without some cake? Well, we’ve all been treated to a hyper-activity inducing amount of doughnuts to mark the occasion along with a hearty lunch; so all departments are now well fuelled for the challenges ahead.
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