Matthew Brewer

Commercial Manager — Digital at Compare the Market

Broadband and mobile expert

With more than 10 years’ experience working with a wide range of digital brands, Matthew knows how to deliver great outcomes for customers.

With the UK racing towards gigabit broadband speeds and our phones more powerful and integral to our modern lives, Matthew wants to make sure you have a great package that can keep up.

Matthew's background

“Throughout my 12+ years in digital across a range of companies, I’ve always been passionate about building meaningful and beneficial relationships with partners in order to drive the best outcomes for our various customers.”

Matthew's goal

“My aim as Commercial Manager here at Compare the Market is to deliver great broadband and mobile offers, content and experiences for our customers. These products are going to be changing substantially over the next few years and I’m going to ensure that we make the process of switching providers even more seamless and rewarding.

I’m equally excited to help de-mystify some of the unnecessarily complicated terminology used within this space that serves only to confuse consumers.”

Matthew's experience

Compare the Market

At Compare the Market, Matthew’s role as Commercial Manager sees him work with digital brands for the good of our broadband and mobile customers. He’s regularly in talks with the biggest providers to try and secure new products and services to help you search for the right package.

Shuttlerock

Shuttlerock build digital content for some of the largest international brands, including YouTube, TikTok and Instagram. As a Partnerships Manager, Matthew worked with a host of these companies to help them build their brands and provide great content and services for customers.

The Independent

Working for one of the UK’s largest news organisations for more than five years, Matthew’s path led him to becoming a Senior Partnerships Manager. In this role, he was responsible for the planning, execution and day-to-day management of a range of digital business partnerships across a number of key verticals.

Endorsement

Mubina Pirmohamed — Insurance expert

“Matt has recently joined the team and has brought with him a wealth of experience that will help shape the direction of our comparison experience in Broadband, Landline, TV, mobile phone, and SIM cards. He is determined to make an impact by making things easier for customers to interact with and make decisions. And, he has also been instrumental in securing deals for customers throughout the year with more to come!”

Matthew Brewer commenting on…

Whether you need fibre broadband

"If you live in anything like a modern home, chances are you're going to want fibre broadband. Families with lots of users, or if you're into lots of streaming, downloading or online gaming, will need broadband with plenty of speed and bandwidth to keep up with your busy lives. Making the jump from ADSL to fibre is a game changer."

Bundling your broadband, phone and TV contracts

"If you like the convenience of one monthly bill from the same provider, combining your broadband with phone and TV could certainly be less hassle. It might also work out cheaper than taking out separate contracts. Just make sure you’re getting a bundle that’s right for you – paying for services you hardly use could end up costing rather than saving you money."

The competitive phone market

“The mobile phone market is very competitive, especially when the latest phones get released. Make sure you shop around and compare deals to avoid paying more than you need to, because your loyalty could cost you. If you’re looking for a SIM-only deal, make sure you have a phone that’s unlocked, because you’ll have access to deals from every network, opening you up to far more options.”

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