Australian Marketing Institute and Bruce Clay Australia partner to enhance SEO Skills of Marketing Professionals

Last Updated: August 5, 2020By AdminTags: ami, news, seo

Bruce Clay Australia (BCA) is proud to announce its partnership with the Australia’s leading professional association for marketers, the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI), as the official SEO Partner for AMI.

Bruce Clay Australia (BCA) is proud to announce its partnership with the Australia’s leading professional association for marketers, the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI), as the official SEO Partner for AMI. Moving forward, Bruce Clay will be managing SEO for AMI, to truly prioritise the reach and influence of AMI to better serve the marketing community of Australia.

Commenting on the partnership AMI Director, Andrew Thornton, said, “We recognise the importance of SEO and how it can effectively work like a catalyst in helping AMI leverage the power of the Internet and reach its target audience.”

The partnership will create value for AMI Members and work towards building content marketing and SEO skills amongst marketing professionals via Bruce Clay Australia’s experience and thought leadership which will be made available to AMI members via blog posts, panel discussion and webinars. AMI members will also have the opportunity to enhance their SEO skills via the Bruce Clay SEO Training Masterclass in August.

This partnership is very important for Bruce Clay Australia and Sid Lal, MD, BCA says, “We recognise that we have just re-entered the Australian market after a hiatus of 6 years. The AMI with its significant reach gives us the ideal platform to put the Bruce Clay brand in front of Australian Marketing Professionals”.

Throughout 2020, Bruce Clay was and will be involved in a number of AMI events including the 2020 Prediction Series (NSW), Senior Marketers Events and 2020 AMI Awards for Marketing Excellence.

Creating hero content is a prerequisite for ranking on Google. Thus, Bruce Clay is more than happy to sponsor the Content Marketing award and do its part to reward and nurture home grown marketing talent.

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