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Paul Tate Joins Linkup Marketing on its New Mission

Paul Tate joins digital marketing and beauty branding agency Linkup Marketing.

by Staff
April 7, 2017
Paul Tate Joins Linkup Marketing on its New Mission

 

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Paul Tate joins wife Valorie Tate to lead digital marketing and beauty branding agency Linkup Marketing on a new path to find and introduce new and innovative products and services to the beauty industry.

"We’ve made our name over the past eight years helping others discover their voice in the new digital age," said Linkup’s founder, Valorie Reavis-Tate. "Paul brings a new energy, knowledge and expertise to the table, which is exciting for new and existing clients. Both Paul and myself have a background in beauty, with a specialty in tech, but our real passion is to help the industry innovate and thrive."

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Paul has a history of innovating as he held the reins at Shortcuts for 15 years, leading the move from paper books to software in the UK and North America. In early 2016, he took a back seat, bringing in the new Shortcuts general manager, Richard Wildey, to take on a more executive role. This allowed Paul the opportunity to be with his growing family and to turn his sights on new horizons for the industry.

"The most memorable times in my career have been centered around people and creating new and exciting opportunities for the industry. Shortcuts enabled me to help beauty businesses at a time when no one had an iPhone or could fathom ditching their paper books. Now it’s time to find and support a new wave of positive game-changers, and Linkup is uniquely positioned to introduce new concepts from the domestic and international markets," said Paul. "I will continue to work with Shortcuts as an executive consultant, but I’m looking forward to expanding our network and continuing to help salons and stylists."

About Linkup Marketing: Linkup Marketing is an online and social media marketing specialist focusing on search engine marketing, salon email marketing programs and social media marketing for salons and spas. Over the years it has evolved and now boasts a niche in market entry for international brands finding their feet in the domestic market in US & Canada. Blending commercial and technology-focused strategies with common sense and emotional intelligence, the team at Linkup never forget that the Beauty industry is ALL about the people. If you have any queries for the Linkup team check out the website www.linkupmarketing.com, email info@linkupmarketing.com, find them on facebook.com/linkupmarketing or follow them on Twitter@linkupmarketing

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