Andrew Delamarter is Director of Search Marketing at Huge, where he specializes in online marketing with a focus on SEO, content marketing strategy, and paid search advertising. Andrew has led engagements for some of the world's top brands, developing global strategies aligning social, local, PPC, and SEO tactics around core keywords and brand assets. Andrew's clients include a roster of brands including Unilever, Pizza Hut, Target, Barneys, and many more.
Previous to Huge, Andrew held client-side positions at SAP on the global marketing team, at Microsoft as an Account Manager, and as an early hire at Newegg.com.
Andrew received a B.A. in Environmental Science from the University of Colorado, Boulder, and earned an M.B.A. from California State University, Los Angeles.
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