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GROWING STARTUPS

Digital Marketing for Growing Startups

A young company cannot afford to spend its budget on numbers that look good but bring no customers.

We build marketing that spends little, is measured clearly and pays off over time.

+340%

Revenue, E-Commerce Client

+520%

Organic Traffic

12 months

Timeline

Foundations first, e-commerce client
Case study

Google Shopping ROAS

5.1x

up from 1.8x

Conversion rate

3.1x

improvement

+340%

Revenue

+520%

Organic traffic

12 months

Timeline

Order of work

✓ Foundations built
✓ First rankings
→ Scaling

Who this is for

We are a good fit if:

  • You see marketing as something you build, not a tap you turn on and off.
  • You know your target customer and what counts as a conversion: a sign-up, a sale or an enquiry.
  • You want to build organic search alongside paid ads from day one.
  • You want returns that keep growing, not one-off spikes.

We may not be the right fit if:

  • You need 100 customers by next month.
  • You cannot plan your budget beyond 3 months.
  • You want to test 10 channels at once.
  • You see marketing as a cost, not an investment.

Why marketing for growing startups often falls short

Three problems that often hold results back in this sector. For each one, we say what we do about it and how we measure it.

Ask what to fix first

Small budget, high expectations

Startups need fast results with little money. That means strict priorities for channels, searches and pages from day one.

No reputation or traffic yet

A new website starts from zero. Without a clear plan to earn Google's trust, you compete with established firms on uneven ground.

Pressure to show a return quickly

Founders and investors need early signs that it is working. We plan campaigns that test ideas quickly, while we build pages that keep working in organic search.

  • • SEO takes months to pay back, so an early start matters
  • • First-time buyers check who you are before they buy from a new brand
  • • A site structure that is right from the start costs less than fixing it later

Our plan for growing startups

A plan with clear priorities

We pick the few actions most likely to bring early results at your stage. No budget goes to channels that do not suit it.

SEO foundations first

The technical setup, the full list of searches you target and the first content structure, done right from the start. That costs less than fixing it later.

Google Ads on a tight budget

Google Ads with strict limits on the cost per customer, checked every day. We put more into what works and quickly pause what does not.

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Foundations first: 340% revenue growth for an e-commerce brand

This client was not a startup. It was a European e-commerce brand with thousands of good products and returning customers, held back by thin product pages and a weak product feed (the file that tells Google Shopping what a shop sells). We fixed the site structure and product pages and rebuilt the Shopping campaigns. Revenue grew 340% in 12 months. We show it here because a young company faces the same choice: build the foundations properly, or pay for the gaps with ad budget.

+340%
Revenue, E-Commerce Client
+520%
Organic Traffic
12 months
Timeline

• Main measure: Revenue, E-Commerce Client.

• We report against the starting point every month: what moved, why, and what we do next.

• One person owns the decisions, and one report covers every channel.

Each problem, our answer and what we measure

Small budget, high expectationsA plan with clear prioritiesRevenue from organic search and ads
No reputation or traffic yetSEO foundations firstVisits from organic search
Pressure to show a return quicklyGoogle Ads on a tight budgetCost per customer from Google Ads

What working with us looks like

1

Starting point and plan

We record today's numbers, work out where more customers could come from and agree with you what to fix first, based on your business goals.

2

Foundations

We fix technical problems, improve the pages where people get in touch or buy, and plan content around what your customers search for.

3

Bringing in customers

SEO and paid ads run side by side. We check the agreed measures every week and adjust the work.

4

Growth

We build on what works. The aim: a site that Google and customers trust more, a lower cost per customer and less risk when one channel changes.

What to know before you get in touch

Many startups spend on marketing before they are ready. We would rather tell you that in the first conversation than take your money for 3 months and deliver nothing of value.

If your product has clear demand and a defined customer, and you see marketing as something you build, let's build something that lasts.

A notepad with a short task list and an orange pen on a wooden desk

Common concerns, answered

“We have tried SEO and ads before.”
When it did not work, it was usually for two reasons: the work was split between too many people, and nobody could tell which channel brought which customer. We fix how the work is run first, then move more of the budget to the channels that pay.
“How soon will we see results?”
Paid ads and changes to your pages usually show results first. SEO takes longer, and its effect keeps adding up. We plan the work so that you see early signs of progress while the long-term work goes on.
“Can this work with our current team and tools?”
Yes. We plan around what you already have and agree who does what, on your side and ours.
“What if our market is too competitive?”
Then focus matters most. We first protect the searches that already bring you profitable work, then go after the ones most likely to pay off.

Questions before you hire an agency

It depends on the channels and the scope. Each service page states our entry price, or says that we quote after a free audit. We tell you plainly what each budget can achieve, and we only take budgets we can make work.

Usually both side by side, with different expectations. Paid ads give quick answers. SEO builds a lasting source of customers and, over time, makes you less dependent on ads.

Yes. We usually start by looking at how your ideal customers search, and choose the channels from that, before any big spend.

Yes, when the founders think long term. Marketing has to be something you build up step by step, not a switch you flick on and off.

Want marketing that grows with your business?

Bring your current numbers, your limits and the market you want to reach. We will show you where you are losing customers and what to fix first.