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Performance Marketing Manager

Matthew Tudge

Matt is a B2B digital marketing strategist with 14 years of experience driving measurable growth through SEO and performance marketing.

He specializes in helping businesses across SaaS and technology grow sustainably with scalable, revenue-focused digital marketing strategies.

Matthew Tudge

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Where Consumer Electronics Fail Blind Customers

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Blog August 3, 2026

Accommodations for Blind and Low Vision Students: A Practical Guide for Higher Education Providers

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Blog July 10, 2026

Why Visual Interpretation Is Essential for Accessible Customer Experiences

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Blog May 27, 2026

The Accessibility Budget Debate: Why ‘Later’ Costs More

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Blog May 8, 2026

The Future of CX Is AI + Human Help (Especially for Accessibility)

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Blog April 8, 2026

Could Accessibility be the Missing Key to Telecoms Customer Retention?