Mobile marketing · Strategy · Measurement

Reach people where their thumb already is.

Diggit Mobile Marketing builds campaigns, apps and content that behave properly on a five inch screen — and reports honestly on what they earn.

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Why Diggit

Mobile isn’t a channel. It’s the context everything else happens in.

We plan campaigns around real handset behaviour: short sessions, thumb reach, patchy signal and a lock screen full of competition. That means creative built for small canvases, journeys that survive an interruption, and tracking that ties a tap to a result.

From location-aware messaging to app store performance and mobile-first content, every engagement starts with a plain-English audit and ends with numbers you can act on.

72%

of client traffic arrives on a handset first

3.4s

median attention per feed impression

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Services

Six ways we move the needle

Pick one, or let us build a programme that stitches them together. Every engagement is scoped in weeks, not quarters.

01

Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is one of the more cost-effective methods for small businesses to gain visibility online. Organic SEO services allows businesses to utilise traffic from online searches without having to pay for ads, as long as they create a relevant and well-constructed website.

04

Building a website is just the tip of the iceberg. To advance your business online, you need a detailed plan for gaining the right visitors – and a firm grasp of what occurs after they arrive. Web marketing strategy and analytics integrate these two concepts, allowing you to make targeted investments with your time and financial resources.

02

PPC (Pay-per-click) advertising enables small businesses to have a chance to show up at the top of Google search pages almost instantly. Although SEO takes time to build visibility, with the right setup, PPC can start generating leads immediately.

05

Choosing the Right Marketing Channels for Your Business

Many small companies have a tendency of marketing across multiple channels but not focus on any: search engine optimisation (SEO), Google ads, social media ads on Facebook and Instagram, email marketing, content marketing, etc. With a limited budget, it is not possible for the business to engage on any of the channels well. Therefore, the result is a weak, inconsistent and ineffective marketing efforts across multiple channels.

03

Social media has completely changed how businesses communicate with their customers. Small businesses can use social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn to create an authentic following, display knowledge, and create website traffic, most times without any advertising costs.

06

On-page SEO is all the strategies you apply on individual pages of your website to help search engines understand what your content is about and help users find what they are looking for. Because link building is something that is done out of your own website, on-page SEO is something that is entirely in your control. Therefore, it is a good starting point for any business that wants to improve their search ranking.

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