WYSIWYG Marketing Announces the Hiring of Graceland University Graduate Kayla Mountenay as a Project Manager and Digital Strategist

Dec 16, 2022

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Dec. 15, 2022 - PRLog -- WYSIWYG Marketing, a website marketing leader in the industrial manufacturing industry, is proud to announce the hiring of Kayla Mountenay as a new project manager. Kayla is a graduate from Graceland University in Lamoni, IA where she focused her studies on Environmental Sustainability and Business.

In her new role at WYSIWYG Marketing, Kayla will be responsible for moving website development projects from launch to full implementation. She will work closely with the owner and founder, Ryan Jennings, to ensure that all projects are completed efficiently and effectively.

Kayla is excited to be joining the team at WYSIWYG Marketing, which focuses on website design and development, digital marketing, and proactive SEO Search Engine Optimization services for the industrial manufacturing industry. She believes that her education in environmental sustainability will help her to understand the impact that the products and services offered by WYSIWYG Marketing's customers have on the community.

According to Ryan Jennings, Kayla has already exceeded expectations in her first month on the job. "Kayla has a great understanding of SEO and is learning the importance of how an effectively built website structure impacts the business and it's overall revenue." says Jennings.

Kayla herself is thrilled to be learning so much about digital marketing industry and is eager to apply her skills to help WYSIWYG Marketing continue to grow and succeed. "I never imagined I would be working for a digital marketing firm, but I am excited and enlightened to be learning so much," says Kayla. WYSIWYG Marketing is confident that Kayla will be a valuable asset to their team and is looking forward to seeing her contributions in the months and years to come.

About WYSIWYG Marketing
WYSIWYG Marketing is an industrial digital marketing company located in Kansas City, Missouri. The company specializes in providing marketing services to the industrial manufacturing industry with a focus on website development and search engine optimization. The team at WYSIWYG Marketing is dedicated to helping their clients grow their businesses and achieve their goals through effective and efficient digital marketing strategies. The company is proud to serve nationwide customers and the industrial manufacturing community and is committed to delivering exceptional results to their clients.

Contact
Ryan Jennings
***@wysiwygmarketing.com

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