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Future proof your brand with the latest digital marketing strategies and technologies. Starting with being the brand ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google's AI Overviews recommend — then buying the media behind it.
Free AI visibility audit →AI Search Visibility
We position you for AI search in Google, Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity. The free audit shows where you stand today.
Paid Media Channels (17)
One stop shop for the media buying behind your digital campaign: every channel side by side, with what it is best for and how it is measured.
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Open the store →Publication Placements (1,600+)
Every one bookable on its own, at a published price. These are paid placements, not press we hope for — we supply the article, so the narrative is ours to set.
Political campaigns →Political Advertising
Non-partisan political advertising services for candidate campaigns, aimed at the households inside your district.
See the price list →Websites & Web Apps
Landing pages, marketing sites and full web applications, at a fixed price for a fixed scope — built to be found by AI search and instrumented for the media that will point at them.
Marketing Materials Printing
Business cards, flyers, postcards, brochures, posters, yard signs, banners, rigid signs and table covers — with the full price table at real quantity breaks, not a quote form.
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Branded Merch
Tees, hoodies, caps, totes, mugs, stickers and drinkware, printed to order with the blank named and the price per piece published.
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Start the brief →Build a Campaign Brief
Tell us your campaign goals and we will come back with ideas. Five questions about your business, nothing about advertising.
Targeting Strategies (12)
The methods, in plain words: what each one does, what it is for, and a campaign that used it.
Geo-Fencing & Geo-Retargeting
Draw a shape on a map. Advertise to the phones inside it.
Reaching people by where they physically go. We pick an area and then market to mobile devices in that boundary.
Example: A roofing company fenced the areas its crews were actively working and ran at a 1.01% click-through rate on that targeting alone.
Website Retargeting
Follow the people who visited your site and left without doing anything.
The cheapest audience you will ever buy, because they already came to you once. Most visitors leave without converting, and this is the only way to get a second attempt at them.
Example: A festival retargeted everyone who looked at the ticket page and did not buy, and recorded 12,937 conversions in seven weeks.
On-Site Visit Tracking
See who saw your ad and then actually turned up.
Proving that advertising moved people through your door, for any business where the sale happens in person. It closes the gap between an impression and a real-world outcome.
Example: A tax service verified 1,607 visits across 24 offices from a single campaign.
Identity Resolution
Find out who your anonymous website visitors actually are.
Turning traffic you already paid for into named, addressable people — then advertising to them, emailing them, or handing them to sales.
Example: A medical clinic identified around 3,000 visitor profiles in 30 days, and 80% could be matched and reached online.
Behavioural Targeting
Advertise to people based on what they actually do online, not who they are on paper.
Finding people in market right now. Demographics tell you someone is 35 and owns a home; behaviour tells you they have been reading about replacement windows for a fortnight.
Example: A dealership targeted in-market auto shoppers down to specific models and finished at four times the national click-through average.
Custom Audiences & Lookalikes
Upload your customer list. Advertise to them, and to people who resemble them.
Two jobs at once — winning back people you already know, and finding new people who look statistically like your best customers rather than like your general market.
Example: A dealership matched its own service customers, and the resulting offer redeemed at 9%.
Keyword & Content Targeting
Put your ad next to the subject people are reading about.
Catching intent without paying search prices — appearing alongside the articles, videos and pages about your category at the moment someone is researching it.
Example: A pest control company built a 484-keyword list and ran at over ten times the national click-through average.
Address & Household Targeting
Advertise to specific street addresses.
Campaigns aimed at a known list of buildings — a voter file, a service territory, a set of businesses, the households a direct mail drop went to.
Example: A senate campaign served over 800,000 mobile impressions against an address list for the district.
Cross-Platform Sequencing
Reach the same person on one channel, then meet them again on another.
Repetition that does not feel like repetition. Someone reached twice across different contexts converts at a materially different rate than someone reached twice in the same feed.
Example: A university merchandise retailer sequenced mobile into social and recorded over 8,300 view-through conversions.
AI Optimisation
The campaign tunes itself daily, and a human checks its work.
Squeezing performance out of a live campaign — bids, budgets, frequency, creative rotation — at a cadence no human would sustain by hand.
Example: On a B2B forum campaign, the AI-driven targeting strategy outperformed every manual one at over 1.50% click-through.
Weather Triggers
Only run the ad when the weather says it is worth running.
Businesses whose demand is made by the forecast — roofing after a storm, HVAC in a heatwave, garden centres on the first warm weekend.
Example: Budget stops going out on days the product is not relevant, and concentrates on the days it is.
Managed Lead Capture
A real person answers the chat on your site and hands you the lead.
Converting the traffic your other channels are already producing. Most visitors will not fill in a form, but a good number will start a conversation.
Example: A roofing company took 154 billable leads in five months, charged only when the enquiry qualified.
Questions we get asked
- What services do you offer?
- AI visibility (GEO), to get your business cited by answer engines. Paid media across 17 channels, from Meta and TikTok to Connected TV, streaming audio, digital out-of-home and geo-targeted mobile. A directory of 1,600+ publications where you buy press placements directly. Websites, web apps, printing and branded merch at published prices. And non-partisan political advertising.
- Which paid media channels can I run?
- 17: Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, Connected TV, Google Ads, Performance Max, Amazon, Display & Native, Digital Out-of-Home, Live Chat, Online Audio, Geo-Targeted Mobile, Website Visitor ID, SEO & AI Visibility, Social Mirror and Video Ads. Campaigns are priced per brief, so you pay for the mix that fits your goals rather than a package.
- How does buying a press placement work?
- Browse the directory, pick your publications and check out. Payment is in full, with a 3.5% processing fee added at checkout. We write the article or you send your own draft, and nothing is published without your final approval.
- Do you build websites too?
- Yes. We build websites and web apps at published prices, alongside printed marketing materials and branded merch, also at published prices. Everything in those lines shows its price on the site before you ever talk to us.
- Do you do political advertising?
- Yes. We run non-partisan political advertising, including media buying aimed at the households inside one electoral district. Campaigns are priced per brief, like our other paid media.