# Digital Marketing in Derby

Source: https://dijitulmarketing.co.uk/locations/derby/

> For Derby, dijitul manages Google Ads, social media and email marketing, especially for the engineering, aerospace and rail suppliers around Pride Park, Infinity Park and Sinfin. Campaigns are managed remotely from Mansfield along the A38. Google Ads management is from £150 a month + VAT plus ad spend, and LinkedIn or Meta ad management from £150 a month + VAT.

Derby is one of the UK's great engineering cities. Rolls-Royce builds and supports aero engines here, Alstom builds trains at Litchurch Lane, Toyota's plant is just outside at Burnaston, and the city has been chosen as the headquarters of Great British Railways. Around them sits a deep supply chain of machining, fabrication, testing and design firms on Pride Park, Infinity Park and the estates around Sinfin, Raynesway and Chaddesden.

Those suppliers need a particular kind of marketing. Their buyers are engineers, quality managers and procurement teams who search for specific capabilities, such as five-axis machining, NDT inspection or AS9100-approved suppliers. A Google Ads account built around those exact terms, with tight negatives to filter out students and job seekers, can bring enquiries a general campaign never would. LinkedIn ads aimed at engineering and procurement roles at target companies keep you visible during long buying cycles, and a monthly email to past customers and contacts keeps you remembered between projects.

Rail and aerospace customers often have rules about what suppliers can say publicly. We keep ads to capabilities, approvals and equipment, and check wording with you before anything goes live.

- Aerospace, rail and automotive suppliers: technical search ads, LinkedIn and email
- Testing and design consultancies: content marketing and remarketing
- Cathedral Quarter shops, cafés and bars: Instagram, local Meta ads and offers
- Professional firms on Pride Park: search ads and LinkedIn
- Trades across the city: Local Services Ads and call-focused search

Recruitment is a constant theme too, as the big employers draw skilled staff away from smaller suppliers, so careers campaigns on Meta and LinkedIn are a common brief. All Derby work is managed remotely from Mansfield.

## Who we market in Derby

- Aerospace engineering suppliers
- Rail engineering firms
- Automotive suppliers
- Precision machining and fabrication
- Design and testing consultancies
- Cafés, bars and independent shops
- Accountants and solicitors
- Trades and construction firms

## 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 Google Ads work for a Derby aerospace supplier?

It can, if campaigns target the specific processes, materials and approvals buyers search for, with negatives to block job and training searches. Volumes are modest but enquiries can be valuable. We track every call and form so you judge results on real enquiries.

### Can you target engineers at Rolls-Royce or Alstom on LinkedIn?

LinkedIn lets you target by company, job title, skills and seniority, so you can reach engineering and procurement staff at named employers. We keep ads factual and within any rules your customers set. Paid social starts from £150 a month + VAT plus ad spend.

### Do you run recruitment ads for Derby engineering firms?

Yes. We run careers campaigns on Meta, LinkedIn and Google aimed at skilled people within commuting distance. Employment ads on Meta must follow special category rules, which limit age and postcode-level targeting, and we plan around that.