Digital marketing agency in Rubí

Yes, and it's the most common question among industrial companies in the area. The sale still closes the same way it always has, in a visit or over the phone, but the list of who gets called isn't built the same way anymore. The purchasing manager searches on Google, visits three or four websites and rules out those that don't explain what they do or don't inspire confidence. The job isn't selling online: it's making that shortlist and going into the call with an edge.

It makes sure your company shows up where your customers are searching and that this turns into quote requests. There are four fronts: getting found on Google without paying, getting found through paid ads when it makes sense, having your website turn that visit into a lead, and measuring everything to know what works. That last one is what separates a useful agency from one that just generates activity.

Industrial companies, distributors, workshops, engineering firms and professional services in the Vallès Occidental, as well as retailers and online stores selling across Spain. The common denominator isn't the industry: it's that someone searches on Google for what you offer, even if they use very technical terms.

Almost always, yes, though with lower volume and using terms that don't show up in any generic tool. It's common to find searches for part numbers, technical standards, materials or specific applications that nobody is covering because industry websites stop at a single products page. Few people search for these things, but those who do are ready to buy, and having no competition for those terms is the best news you could get.

Each channel has its own pace. Paid campaigns bring in requests from the very first week. Local visibility moves between weeks four and eight. Organic rankings consolidate between the third and sixth month. In B2B you also have to factor in the sales cycle: we might bring you the request in March and the order might come in July, so we also track intermediate signals so the work isn't judged by what was invoiced that month.

It depends, and we'll tell you honestly on the first call. There's a minimum below which the investment isn't enough to move anything, and all you end up doing is spending little by little with no results, which is the worst way to spend. The good news in B2B is that this minimum is usually lower than people think, because you don't need volume, just the right few people.

Because of size more than distance. At a big agency, your account ends up with a junior while the senior who sold you the project is already off to the next meeting, and with industrial budgets you're the small client in their portfolio. Here, the person who explains the plan is the one who carries it out. Day-to-day work is remote either way, and when we need to meet, we come to you.

No, and we say so up front. We do SEO, paid campaigns, web development and content, which are the things we know inside out. We don't do corporate video, events, trade shows or day-to-day social media management as a core service. If you need any of that, we'll put you in touch with someone we trust rather than improvising.

Both, and in that order. Executing without knowing what you're after is the most expensive way to get nowhere. We start by defining goals and channels, and then we execute. If all you need is the strategy, because you already have someone to execute, we offer that separately too.

With metrics for each channel: quote requests received, calls, conversions, return on ad spend, organic traffic and rankings. Not with impressions or followers, which go up on their own and don't pay salaries. Every month you get a report with the progress, the work done and what didn't go as expected.

There's no lock-in contract: a monthly fee and you can cancel with thirty days' notice. For the quote, we do a free initial call, an audit of your situation and a tailored proposal with clear services, phases and costs. No fixed package table, because an industrial company with a technical catalog and a local professional firm need nowhere near the same thing.