# Digital Marketing in Bury St Edmunds

Source: https://dijitulmarketing.co.uk/locations/bury-st-edmunds/

> Bury St Edmunds food and drink producers, land agents, equine businesses and independent shops can get Google Ads, social media and email marketing from dijitul. We work remotely from Mansfield across West Suffolk. Google Ads management is from £150 a month + VAT, organic social from £125 a month + VAT, and email marketing from £95 a month + VAT.

Bury St Edmunds is a historic market town laid out around a great medieval abbey, and the abbey ruins, St Edmundsbury Cathedral and the Georgian streets still draw visitors. Two industries define it. Greene King has brewed at its Westgate Brewery since 1799, and British Sugar's factory on the edge of town processes beet from farms across East Anglia. Agricultural merchants, machinery dealers, agronomists and land agents serve the farming economy, and food manufacturers cluster on Suffolk Business Park beside the A14.

Food and drink makers here sell through farm shops, delis, pubs and online, and their marketing usually combines:

- Google Shopping for online shops, with clean product data and seasonal promotions
- Instagram content that shows the farm, kitchen or brewhouse
- Email flows for repeat orders, plus Christmas hamper and gift campaigns planned from early autumn
- Trade email to stockists about new lines

Land agents, surveyors and rural solicitors serve a wide area of Suffolk, so their search campaigns cover the villages and market towns where clients live, not just Bury. Meta ads work well for farm and rural property listings, and client newsletters keep estates and farmers informed about rule changes.

Newmarket, the home of British horseracing, is close by, and trainers, studs and equine businesses market to a specialist, often international audience. LinkedIn, targeted Meta ads and email to owners and breeders are usually more useful than broad search.

The town centre, with its regular market, the Arc shopping centre and many independent shops, cafés and restaurants, attracts shoppers from across Suffolk. Independents do best with Instagram, local Meta ads timed for market days and weekends, and an email list. Hotels and hospitality businesses benefit from email to past guests and events such as the Christmas Fayre.

## Who we market in Bury St Edmunds

- Breweries and drinks producers
- Food manufacturers and farm shops
- Agricultural merchants and growers
- Land agents and rural surveyors
- Equine and racing businesses
- Independent shops and cafés
- Hospitality and tourism businesses
- Accountants and solicitors

## Prices

Prices (all from, + VAT; ad spend separate): Google Ads management £150 a month; Paid social (Meta, LinkedIn, TikTok) £150 a month; Social media management £125 a month; Email marketing £95 a month; Marketing automation set-up £195; SMS marketing £75 a month; GA4 set-up £95; Conversion tracking £145; Data Studio (Looker Studio) dashboard £145; Conversion rate optimisation £195 a month; Content marketing £195 a month; Consultancy, audits and strategy £45 an hour. All prices are "from" and exclude VAT. Ad spend is separate and paid directly to Google, Microsoft, Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok. Paid media management is from £150 a month or 10 to 15% of ad spend, whichever is higher. You own every ad account, pixel, audience and email list we set up. Contact: https://dijitulmarketing.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk

### Can you run Christmas hamper campaigns for a Suffolk food producer?

Yes. We plan Shopping ads, Instagram content and email campaigns from early autumn, with order deadlines built in. Google Ads management starts from £150 a month + VAT plus ad spend, and email from £95 a month + VAT.

### Do you market equine businesses near Newmarket?

We do. Equine audiences are specialist, so we use targeted Meta and LinkedIn campaigns, email to owners and breeders, and search ads on specific services. Strategy and set-up can be charged at £45 an hour + VAT.

### Can a land agent target rural Suffolk rather than just Bury?

Yes. We set location targeting to the villages and market towns you serve, or a wide radius, and can split campaigns by service. Location reports show which areas produce enquiries.