North York · Toronto
Digital Marketing in North York
A restaurant on a quiet weekday and a clinic near Yonge and Sheppard trying to fill appointment slots have the same problem: past customers need a reason to come back. We run email, social media and paid ad campaigns for North York businesses aimed at exactly that, plus bringing in new customers nearby. Marketing starts at $799 CAD a month.
From CA$799 per month
What North York businesses usually need
Restaurants and bakeries usually want to fill slower weekdays. A short email or social post about a lunch special, a seasonal item or a holiday order deadline gives regulars in their part of North York a reason to come in.
Clinics and professional firms near Yonge and Sheppard tend to need reminders more than promotions: check-up and cleaning reminders, tax season notices, or a quick note when a new service starts. That keeps existing clients coming back without extra phone calls.
Shops and newer businesses often need ads aimed at people nearby, such as shoppers around Bayview Village or commuters in Downsview. Marketing starts at $799 CAD a month, and we tell you plainly what each campaign is meant to do.
What our marketing work includes
We pick the kinds of marketing that suit your business and budget, such as ads, email or social posts, and run them for you. Each month you get a short report: what you spent, what it brought in, and what we will change next.
- A plan that fits your goals and your budget
- Ads on Google and social media, set up and managed for you
- Emails and posts planned ahead and sent to you to approve before they go out
- A short monthly report on what you spent, what it brought in and what we will change
We start with a call about your customers, your budget and anything you have tried before. We ask for access to your ad accounts and your email list, if you have them. You then get a written plan: what we will run and what it will cost. You approve each email and post before it goes out, and each month you get a short report on what you spent and what it brought in.