County Kildare

A marketing agency for Naas businesses.

Naas is the county town and it behaves like one: professional services, retail, hospitality and trades all serving a population that has grown steadily and earns well above the national average. Most households here commute to Dublin, which shapes both what they buy and how quickly they expect an answer.

It is also one of the more contested markets in Kildare. Dublin firms advertise into Naas routinely, and a business here is competing with them whether it intends to or not.

What Naas businesses are actually competing against

The competition is rarely the business on the other side of the Main Street. It is a Dublin firm bidding on Naas searches from an office in D2, with a bigger budget and a slicker website.

You will not out-spend them and you do not need to. What wins here is being visibly local, answering quickly and having reviews from people in Naas — none of which a Dublin competitor can buy on your patch.

Commuter households buy on speed

A household commuting to Heuston has less time and more money than the county average, and considerably less patience. They compare two or three businesses in an evening and book whoever replies first.

That makes response time more valuable than price in Naas. We look at how quickly enquiries are actually answered before recommending any increase in advertising budget, because in this town that is usually where the money is going.

Areas we cover from Naas

Built around where you actually work.

Campaigns are drawn around the places you genuinely travel to, not around a radius on a map.

  • Naas town centre
  • Sallins
  • Johnstown
  • Kill
  • Caragh
  • Two Mile House
  • Punchestown
  • Newhall

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 Naas businesses

More than the rest of Kildare, because Dublin firms advertise into it. It is still far cheaper to compete in than Dublin itself, and being genuinely local is a real advantage here.

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