James F. GibbonsEnterprise SEO, AI Search & Customer Strategy

Experience and evidence

Search experience from three perspectives

Skyscanner shows commercial judgment and delivery under constraints. Quattr connects customer needs, analytical judgment, adoption and product feedback. Explore the full agency, in-house and technology career behind the work.

Documented delivery

Opportunity. Decision. Customer delivery

Two actual engagements: a regional growth decision at Skyscanner and hands-on customer work with Simpplr through Quattr.

01 · In-house growth / Skyscanner

Find an opportunity the team can ship

Unmet seasonal flight demand, central template constraints and a regional WordPress route. My initiation and contribution sit beside subsequent team delivery and historical traffic estimates.

Inspect the seasonal growth case →

02 · Customer delivery / Quattr × Simpplr

Make the platform useful to the customer

I worked with Simpplr as Quattr’s SEO concierge, including collaboration on CRO. Quattr’s published case names my contribution within the wider customer and platform partnership.

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Agency, in-house and technology

In-house · Travel

Skyscanner

Growth Manager, SEO Americas: programmatic travel search, seasonal acquisition and growth-team collaboration.

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Platform · Customer implementation

Quattr

Senior Customer Success Manager and founding CSM: search intelligence, post-sales delivery and customer adoption.

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Client work through an employer

Agency chapters

May 2013–Nov 2014

Acronym Media

Search strategy for international, multi-property hospitality brands through the keyword-not-provided transition.

2019–2020

Search Laboratory

Agency leadership: New York client leadership and integrated SEO/CRO delivery.

Illustrative extensions

Inspect a decision process

This example explains my approach using a fictional scenario, separate from the actual engagements above.

Proposed requirements · Fictional scenario

Make the business question reproducible

Domain scope changes the audience and the answer. Follow a proposed investigation from customer explanation to acceptance criteria.

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The thinking behind the work

Read the analysis, implementation choices and reusable lessons.

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