His goals at Snaptrip.com will include growing social following, boosting search visibility and ensuring that customers find the right content at the right time.
Last-minute cottage holiday hub, Snaptrip.com, has added to its growing team with the creation and appointment of a brand new role, taking on Alex Sparasci as Head of Content.
Alex joins the business with a wealth of travel content experience, having worked across a range of brands at TUI Group since 2009. He started out writing content for Crystal Ski, before moving on to Content Strategist roles with Hayes and Jarvis, Sovereign, Citalia and Sunsail UK.
His goals at Snaptrip.com will include growing social following, boosting search visibility and ensuring that customers find the right content at the right time.
Alex said: “Snaptrip has a great energy and pace, and I’m delighted to be part of an enthusiastic team where new ideas are quickly recognised and put into place. The potential to create great content in a business like this, and in such a thriving industry, is huge.”
Matt Fox, CEO and Co-founder of Snaptrip, added: “Alex has a fantastic career history, working for several major players and on some significant website redesign projects, so we’re delighted to have him on board. We want customers to come to us when they first start their search for a staycation – not just for a great last-minute deal, but for travel advice and tips on where to go. Alex has the experience and passion to help us do this, and we’re really excited to see our content develop over the next year.”
Alex lives in Sussex with his wife and two daughters, and enjoys playing tennis and supporting Brighton and Hove Albion.
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