ADVERTISING

Promote your business to a wider audience through pay-per-click advertising on search engines, social media and online networks.

Online advertising does not need to cost a fortune, and in fact, with the correct placement and campaign management, you could see results from a relatively small investment. Our digital experts can guide you through what’s involved and explain the options which are available to you.

Online Search Advertising

Advertise your products or services on Google & Bing and gain visibility in more competitive search terms, with all campaigns tailored to suit your budget.

Social Media Advertising

Promote your social media posts to a wider audience through social media advertising, designed to maximise your budget and carefully targeted.

Display Advertising

Visually advertise your products and services on high-volume websites whilst still targeting at your market demographic.

Re-targeting

Re-capture the attention of those who have interacted with your brand online through the effective use of re-targeting campaigns.

Campaign Management

The effective and pro-active management of all forms of digital advertising, including careful budget planning and control.

Advertising Examples

We have worked with a huge number of clients across a diverse range of business sectors, designing and managing online advertising campaigns for businesses in retail, tourism and trade sectors.

Pay-per-click for Balnagown Estates

Meat Snacks Shop PPC Campaigns

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to advertise on Google or Facebook?

The good thing about pay-per-click advertising is you are in full control of your budget.    There are tools available which allow us to estimate how much a specific campaign may cost before you proceed.  Typically, campaigns are based on a daily budget cap, so it’s easy to control.

I’ve tried advertising before and it didn’t work, why should I try again?

If online advertising campaigns are not setup correctly, or targeted more precisely, then you could have been advertising too widely, or not widely enough – and that is one of the main failings with campaigns done on a DIY basis, so it’s worth getting the right advice at the outset.

What is re-targeting?

Re-targeting is a technique which allows you to advertise to people that have interacted with your website or social media pages once they have left your site.   Often viewed as adverts which “follow” you from one website to the next, if implemented correctly, it can be an effective way to increase your brand awareness and click an online sale that would typically have been lost.

Can I target my adverts at specific demographics?

Yes, and the technology available is now so sophisticated that you can target your advertising campaign at segments as specific as age groups, genders and interests e.g. all users that have an interest in gardening.

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