About/Our Founder

Joshua George

Joshua George is the founder of ClickSlice, an ecommerce growth agency based in London, UK.

With eight years of experience in building fantastic digital brands, plus a portfolio of past projects that includes the UK government, Joshua’s ecommerce expertise is next to none. At ClickSlice, Joshua works directly with his clients, attending quarterly review meetings and working hands-on in campaigns.

When he’s not building his clients’ businesses, you’ll find him sharing ecommerce wisdom on his podcast Slice&Dice ecom powered by ClickSlice, or casually commuting in his cool blue Mclaren.

His work has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Agency Analytics, Wix and many more. Connect with him on LinkedIn or X.

Background

Before ClickSlice, Josh was well on his way to becoming the next big thing on eBay, but there was one problem—he hated paying the eBay commission fees (sound familiar?)

That’s when he founded his own website expecting the sales to mount up, and got precisely zero traffic. He turned to Google to find a solution, and stumbled upon SEO. Since then, Josh has:

Become the #1 ranked SEO consultant in London
Generated millions in ecommerce revenue for clients
Taught SEO to over 100,000 students on Udemy
Been hired by the British government for SEO training
Expanded his SEO agency into a full-service ecom growth brand
Started his own podcast, Slice&Dice Ecom, powered by ClickSlice
Spoken at top SEO and ecom expos across the UK
Been nominated for numerous industry awards
Bought his dream car, a McLaren, that he never stops talking about!

Want more of our wisdom?
Tune in to Slice&Dice Ecom 🎙

Hear Josh’s ecommerce growth wisdom and catch up on the latest episodes of Slice&Dice Ecom.

Creating SEO Content That Your Buyers Actually Want to Read

Think it's impossible to write for both search engines AND humans? We're exposing the crucial difference between content that ranks and content that converts.

Integrating SEO with Other Digital Marketing Channels for Ecom Success

Stop leaving money on the table by treating channels like rival siblings instead of a power team. Learn how to turn your marketing mix into a revenue-generating machine.