Do you know what one enquiry costs you today? We set up Google Ads, social media advertising, landing pages and tracking so the answer is always available. The reports show enquiries and revenue, not clicks and impressions. We review your ad account free of charge and tell you what we would change first.
Digital marketing is all the work we do to be found, chosen and measured in digital channels. That can be Google Ads when someone is already looking for what you sell, Meta ads when you need to build demand, SEO for organic visibility, or email and remarketing when a potential customer needs several touchpoints before deciding.
For us, digital marketing does not start with an ad platform. It starts with a goal: who do you want to reach, what is a new customer worth, and how will we be able to see whether the marketing actually works?
From there we pick the channels that fit the job, build landing pages that can convert the traffic, and set up the tracking before we scale the budget.
Every link can be measured. Break one, and the measurement stops there too.
When the whole chain connects, we can optimise for what actually creates value, not just for the click.
Digital advertising is the paid part of online marketing. Here we can buy visibility against people who are actively searching for a service, have visited the site before, or fit a defined audience.
We work primarily with Google Ads and Meta, and choose campaign type based on the goal – not because one platform is always best. A local service business in Bergen often has a very different need from an online store selling across Norway.
What matters is that the advertising connects to the right landing page and correct measurement. Otherwise you only know what the click cost, not what the customer returned.
Search, Shopping and display against demand that already exists.
Facebook and Instagram when the need must be created before it is searched for.
Those who already visited but did not decide the first time.
LinkedIn, TikTok and Snapchat come in when the data or the audience calls for it — not as a fixed part of the delivery.
Five layers doing different jobs. Most businesses need something from several of them.
Visibility you do not pay per click for, built over time.
Visibility you switch on today and off tomorrow.
The contact you already paid to acquire once.
What decides how much of the traffic turns into anything.
Without this layer the other four are guesswork.
The best channel mix depends on what the customer already knows, how fast you need results, and the economics of a new sale. That is why we do not pick a channel before we understand the job.
We never start with ads. We start by understanding your customer, the numbers and what it actually takes to reach the goal — and build the campaign from there.
We map the audience, competitors and what a customer is worth to you.
Campaigns, landing pages and full conversion tracking to GA4 and CRM.
We test messaging, audiences and bids — and let the data decide.
We move budget toward what delivers, and cut what doesn't.
Many agencies report on impressions, clicks and likes. It's easy to show off — but it doesn't pay salaries. We tie every campaign to real business goals, so you see what a krone in actually returns.
Once tracking is in place, marketing becomes predictable: you know what works, what a customer costs, and how much more you can safely invest.
Three common starting points. Which one applies to you is decided in step 01, not along the way.
Impressions and clicks are not the wrong metrics. They are only wrong if the goal was really sales. We agree what success means before the campaign goes live.
We are based at Tertnes and can meet in person when needed. Our clients are both local to the Bergen area and spread across the country, and the work is the same: find out what a customer is worth, and build the chain that shows it.
You meet the advisor doing the work, not a project manager between you and it.
The landing page meant to convert the traffic is built by the same people running the campaign.
CRM and reporting we built ourselves, so the tracking does not stop at the ad platform.
We do not start by asking how much you want to spend on Meta. We start by finding out what a customer is worth, how you get customers today, and what we can actually measure.
Without those three answers any budget recommendation is a guess. With them it is arithmetic — and it also becomes clear when advertising is not the right measure at all.
Advertising alone rarely solves the whole job. These are the nearest neighbours.
The organic visibility you do not pay per click for. Built over time, and it holds when the campaign pauses.
Visibility in AI-generated answers. The same content, a new surface where the customer can meet you.
When the question is what to do first, not which channel to switch on.
The landing page is often the bottleneck. The traffic costs the same no matter how many convert.
When the goal is revenue and ROAS rather than enquiries, both channel choice and measurement change.
A full review of site, ads and visibility, with a prioritised action list.
“SeoWeb has lifted our marketing into a new digital era.”
Google Ads, Meta (Facebook and Instagram), SEO and content marketing. We choose the channels that give the best return for you specifically.
Everything is tracked against concrete goals — leads, sales and ROAS — with GA4 and conversion tracking. You get clear reports, not vanity metrics.
No. You choose a model that fits. We recommend working over time because marketing compounds, but you're not locked in.
Yes. We tailor the strategy to the budget and are honest about what's realistic to achieve.
Digital marketing is marketing through digital channels such as search, social media, websites, email and ads. The goal is to be visible to the right people and to be able to measure what the activity actually returns.
Digital marketing is the whole. Digital advertising is the paid part – for example Google Ads, Meta Ads and other paid-media channels.
The cost is normally fees, ad budget and possibly content or landing-page production. The right level depends on the market, the click prices, the customer value, and how much data is needed to make good decisions.
It depends on whether you are capturing existing demand or creating new. Google Ads often fits when people already search for the solution. Meta can be stronger when the audience must discover the need or the offer. The channels are often combined.
Paid advertising can give signals quickly, but a campaign should normally gather enough data before bigger conclusions are drawn. We distinguish between the campaign getting clicks and the campaign producing profitable customers.