Lewis Moran.
Digital Marketing Manager.
Lewis is a dedicated Digital Marketing Manager who thrives on goal-setting and delivering measurable results. With a sharp eye for spotting hidden opportunities, he creates strategic roadmaps that blend diverse marketing tactics to drive sustainable success.
An expert in all things marketing - from SEO and PPC to multi-channel campaigns - Lewis works closely with the entire team to ensure every strategy is executed effectively. He’s passionate about tracking performance, analysing data, and refining approaches to maximise return on investment for clients. By aligning goals with meaningful metrics, he helps businesses achieve tangible, long-term growth.
When he’s not mapping out campaigns, Lewis is likely enjoying a cold IPA at a gig or festival, catching up with friends, or visiting family scattered across Norfolk, Kent, and Essex. And if you can’t find him there, you’ll probably spot him chasing his energetic two-year-old son Alfie around the local soft play or park!
My favourite IPA has to be BrewDog’s Hazy Jane Guava followed closely by Tiny Rebel’s Electric Boogaloo. For my 30th birthday, I went up to Ellon and stayed in the Kennels in Aberdeen which was really cool. And yes, I took full advantage of the Shower Beers
I have six tattoos at the moment, and it's hard to say which one I like the most. They don't hold any specific meaning; they’re just designs I wanted at the time.
The sugar skull on my calf stands out the most because it was my first - it hurt the most and took the longest to do. I always planned to get a second sugar skull on the other calf, but over a decade later, I’m still not quite ready. Right now, I’m trying to psych myself up to get my kneecaps tattooed next. It can’t be worse than my calf, right?
Growing up, my favourite memories were the summers we’d spend in Cornwall. My whole family would pack into the car for the long journey from Kent, all excited for two weeks in a really old cottage in Porthleven, right by the sea. We’d spend the days at the beach or going to places like Flambards (RIP). Sure, it rained nearly the whole time - 13 out of 14 days - but honestly, those holidays were still some of the best.