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Ultimate Shape Appoint Koozai for Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) Services
Ultimate Shape Limited is owned and run by Nash Jocic, who has been involved in the fitness industry and competitive sport for more than twenty years.
His studies in the fields of sports nutrition, biochemistry, physiology and bio-mechanics have all helped in developing the Ultimate Shape products, including Fitness DVD’s & Books that ensure clients achieve their fitness goals.
We are delighted to have been appointed to implement a professional Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) campaign for the organisation and look forward to working with Ultimate Shape over the forthcoming months.
To enquire about our multi-award winning service please visit our Search Engine Optimisation Services page or call our helpful sales team today on 03332 207 677.
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Rob ArkellSales Director
Rob is our biggest fitness buff and he’s completed many marathons and triathlons, won a couple of half's and competed in Ironman's all over the world. But you’d never know because he never mentions it. Nope, never. Not once.
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