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Online marketing

Find your customers
and boost your sales.

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Social media marketing

Facebook and Instagram

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LinkedIn

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Advertising on Google

Google Search
and Display Ads

Social media strategy

The right
online mix

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Email marketing

Direct contact
with your target audience 

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Determining a budget for online advertising starts with clear objectives. Do you want more visibility, leads, or direct sales? The available budget depends on your goals, your target audience, the competition, and the chosen channel, such as Google Ads or social media advertising. The more competitive the market, the higher the budget required to achieve visibility.

Additionally, it is important to consider the return on investment. Online advertising works best when budgets are tested, optimized, and scaled up based on results. A starting budget allows for data collection, after which campaigns are adjusted to lower the cost per click or conversion.

As a creative agency, we advise viewing advertising as an ongoing investment, not a one-off cost. A realistic budget, combined with monitoring and optimization, ensures sustainable visibility and measurable growth.

Reach refers to the number of people who see your online message, advertisement, or content. It is therefore about visibility: how many unique users come into contact with your brand via channels such as social media, Google, or email. A large reach is important for building brand awareness and bringing your brand to the attention of a broad target audience.

Conversion means that a visitor takes a desired action after seeing your message. This could be, for example, a purchase, filling out a contact form, subscribing to a newsletter, or downloading a brochure. Conversion therefore focuses not on how many people you reach, but on how many people actually take action.

Together, reach and conversion form the basis of online marketing: reach ensures visibility, conversion ensures results.

Online marketing encompasses all digital techniques used to make a brand, product, or service visible online and to grow it. By using the right mix of channels, you reach your target audience at the right time and with the right message.

Important forms of online marketing include search engine optimization (SEO), where your website ranks better in Google, and search engine advertising (SEA), via paid advertisements. Additionally, social media marketing plays a major role in building visibility and engagement on platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Email marketing is used to inform and activate existing contacts, while content marketing focuses on valuable content such as blogs, videos, and case studies to build trust.

Each form of online marketing has its own goal, but together they reinforce one another. A well-thought-out online marketing strategy ensures greater reach, higher conversion, and sustainable growth.

An always-on campaign is an ongoing marketing campaign that remains continuously active, rather than being limited to a temporary action or promotion. The goal is to keep your brand permanently visible to your target audience, precisely at the moments they are searching, scrolling, or comparing online.

In an always-on campaign, the focus is usually on fixed core messages, such as brand awareness, services, or products. Channels such as Google Ads, social media advertising, and SEO-supporting content are utilized with a stable, manageable budget. By continuously measuring and optimizing, the campaign becomes increasingly efficient, and you build recognition, trust, and sustainable growth in the long term.

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