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Daniel Iloh, Nigerian-born digital marketing strategist and founder of Daniel Iloh Limited and Selstack, has been officially admitted as a Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), United Kingdom. The CIM is globally recognized as the leading professional body for marketers, setting the benchmark for excellence, innovation, and continuous professional development across the industry. Membership is reserved for marketing professionals who have demonstrated proven expertise, ethical practice, and a strong commitment to advancing the discipline. Iloh’s admission into the CIM marks a significant milestone in his career and highlights his impactful contributions to the digital marketing landscape. Over the years, he has helped e-commerce, software, and health and wellness brands achieve measurable growth through high-performing ad strategies, marketing funnels, and automation systems. He also built Selstack, a digital platform that currently boasts over 20,000 active users worldwide, and has led numerous client campaigns that delivered tenfold returns on advertising investments and triple-digit increases in sales. “Becoming a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing is an honor and a significant step forward in my professional journey,” said Daniel Iloh. “This recognition reflects my commitment to delivering marketing solutions that are not just creative but measurable and growth-driven.” Through his membership in the CIM, Iloh gains access to exclusive professional resources, insights, and a global network of marketing leaders. This milestone further strengthens his mission to help brands achieve sustainable success through innovative and results-driven marketing strategies. Daniel Iloh is a marketing consultant, business strategist, and founder of Daniel Iloh Limited. He specialises in helping businesses scale through marketing automation, digital advertising, and sales funnel optimization. He is also the creator of Selstack, a digital platform serving over 20,000 users worldwide
