A marketing agency for Dundalk businesses.
Dundalk is a large town with a genuine industrial and technology base, a third-level institute, and a border ten minutes up the road that shapes a good deal of local trade.
It is also cheaper to advertise in than Drogheda, despite being a similar size, because it sits outside the Dublin commuter pull that drives prices up in the south of the county.
The border is a commercial fact
For some categories, Dundalk customers compare against Newry prices in a way that businesses elsewhere in the Republic simply do not face, and the exchange rate moves that traffic back and forth.
Where that applies, competing on price is a losing position. Convenience, speed, service and the hassle of crossing are the arguments that work, and the campaign should be built on them rather than on being cheapest.
There is more business-to-business demand than people expect
Dundalk's manufacturing, engineering and technology employers mean a meaningful share of local demand is business-to-business rather than consumer — and those buyers search differently and are worth far more per customer.
If you sell to businesses, the campaign should be built around the specific problems they search for, with a much higher acceptable cost per enquiry. We will not run that the same way as a consumer trades campaign.
Built around where you actually work.
Campaigns are drawn around the places you genuinely travel to, not around a radius on a map.
- Dundalk
- Blackrock
- Carlingford
- Omeath
- Knockbridge
- Louth village
- Castlebellingham
- Ravensdale
What it costs
€1,500 a month for one advertising channel fully managed, all social run and every lead followed up. €2,500 adds the second channel and a new website. Month to month, no setup fee, and ad spend is paid by you directly to the platforms from your own account.
Questions from Dundalk businesses
In some categories, materially. Where Newry pricing is a factor, price is the wrong battleground and we will say so before building the campaign.
Generally yes, because it sits outside the Dublin commuter pull that raises click prices in the south of the county.
If you trade or hire there, yes. A good share of Dundalk's natural catchment is across the border.
€1,500 a month with everything included, month to month.