Topic research
Keywords, customer questions and Search Console data show what is worth writing about.
Content marketing
I write blog articles and guides that answer the questions your customers type into Google and ChatGPT. Every article targets a keyword with demand and leads readers to your service.
Before calling anyone, people look for answers: how much something costs, how to choose, what is better, what to watch out for. The business whose article shows up for those questions becomes the first choice when the reader is ready to buy.
I start content marketing with research into keywords and the questions people actually ask, using data from Google Search Console. Then I write articles that answer better than what is on the first page today, with internal links to your services.
These articles also become a source for AI tools. ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Overviews cite pages that answer a question clearly and accurately more often, so good content brings visibility there too.
How I work
I do not write articles at random, only on questions with measured demand.
Keywords, customer questions and Search Console data show what is worth writing about.
Articles and guides that answer the question clearly, with examples and numbers, in your customers' language.
Title, description, structure, schema and links to services set up so Google understands the article.
I track rankings, visits and enquiries from articles and update those close to the first page.
Six things you get from the first month.
A list of topics and keywords ranked by demand and value for your business.
Articles and guides in your customers' language, which you approve before publishing.
Header photos and in-article images, with alt text.
Title, meta description, schema and FAQs for every article.
Links from articles to your services and related articles.
Rankings, visits and enquiries from articles, with the plan for next month.
The first articles are usually published within two weeks, and traffic grows over the following months.
I find the questions and keywords your customers type in.
I build a topic plan and writing order for the first three months.
I write the articles, send them for approval and publish them on your site.
I track results and update articles close to the first page.
I was sceptical at first, but after the first 90 days I noticed more enquiries and more calls. Since then it has only got better and I have more work than ever.
I had no idea about ranking on Google. I felt the difference in the second week, and now I am number one in my city.
For years I paid for ads and always worried whether there would be work next month. Since we reached the top of Google that worry is gone, customers come on their own.
I knew how much Google is worth for new clients, but I had neither the time nor the know-how. Matija did it all for me and the results show, I no longer rely only on referrals.
I can't believe how fast it went. In two months we jumped from 31st to 2nd place, the phone keeps ringing and I had to hire a new worker.
If your question is not here, ask me directly on a free call.
The first articles usually appear on Google within a few weeks, and meaningful traffic grows over three to six months. That is why it pays off as a long term investment alongside faster channels like ads.
It depends on competition and demand. For most local businesses a few well targeted articles a month is enough.
Copywriting is sales copy, such as your website, ads and emails. Content marketing is articles and guides that attract people from Google and AI tools before they are ready to buy.
Yes. Before writing I study your business and we agree the expert points, and you approve every article before it is published.
The price depends on the number and length of articles per month. On a free call we agree the scope and you get a specific offer.
On a free 30 minute call I show you topics with demand in your industry and suggest the first articles.
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Any business that wants more clients and more profit: restaurants, rentals and tourism, estate agencies, clinics and practices, construction companies, online stores, service businesses and trades. I work with businesses whose customers come from one city and with those that sell across Croatia and abroad.
No. The office is in Viškovo near Rijeka, and clients come from Zagreb, Split, Zadar, Pula, Osijek and other cities. I am happy to meet businesses from Rijeka and the area in person, and I work with the rest of Croatia online, by phone, email or video call.
It depends on the service. Ads bring enquiries as soon as a campaign starts, local SEO usually shows movement in the first few weeks with a 90 day target for the top three, and a new website is ready in two weeks to a month, depending on the scope.
The price depends on the service, your city and how strong the competition is in your industry. That is why the first step is a free 30 minute call, after which you get a concrete offer with no obligation.
No. The minimum term is three months, because that is when results really show. After that you stay only if you are happy.
I run all the work, from the first call to the weekly report. You always know who you are talking to and who to call when you need something.
Every week you get a report with rankings, calls, enquiries and the work done. We track the numbers that matter for your business, so you always see what you got for your money.
Yes. Some clients start with ads, some with local SEO or a new website, and add other services once they see results. Others hand me their whole marketing straight away. On the call I suggest what makes the most sense to start with.
Both. As a digital marketing agency I run SEO and local SEO, social media, content and email marketing, websites and online stores, and CRM and AI automation, and as an advertising agency I run Google, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn and ChatGPT ads. It all lives in one place, so the channels support each other.
No. We work with what you already have, and your reviews, photos, website and ad account history stay yours. We build on what brings enquiries and change what does not.
Everything we do follows Google's and Meta's rules, with no bought reviews, fake profiles or questionable tactics. We build your profile, ads and website on what Google and customers reward: complete details, real reviews and a clear offer.
For local SEO, not necessarily: many clients have no website and still rank first, because your position on Google depends mainly on the profile. For ads, an online store and bigger growth, a site that turns visitors into enquiries pays off quickly, so we build those too.
Marketing is a living market. Competitors change their ads and offers, Google changes its results, and campaigns, your profile and social media need regular work to bring enquiries. Clients usually tell us the investment pays back within the first weeks.
You don't. You get regular reports with exact numbers: enquiries, calls, ad results, Google rankings and the work done, compared with the previous period.
One negative review matters far less when you have enough positive ones. We help you set up a system where happy customers leave reviews regularly, so a bad one naturally fades into the background.
Saturated industries are our favourite. More competition also means more searches, and more searches mean more potential customers for you once ads, Google and your website start bringing them to you.
Your website, content, profile and reviews stay yours, and your Google ranking does not drop right away, because the work builds lasting authority. Ads stop when you switch them off. We still recommend continuing, because competitors do not stand still.
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