# Digital Marketing in Doncaster

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

> A short drive from our Mansfield office, dijitul runs Google Ads, social media and email marketing for Doncaster hauliers, warehouses, rail engineers, builders' merchants, trades and racecourse hospitality businesses, managing campaigns remotely. Google Ads management is from £150 a month + VAT plus ad spend, and social media management from £125 a month + VAT per platform.

Doncaster sits where the A1(M), M18 and East Coast Main Line meet, and its business base reflects that. Distribution centres line the motorway junctions, the iPort rail freight terminal at Rossington links road and rail, and hundreds of smaller hauliers, warehousing firms and trade counters operate across the district. Logistics marketing here splits into two jobs. Winning contracts means search ads on specific services, such as third-party logistics or pallet storage near the M18, and LinkedIn ads to supply chain managers. Staffing the sites means recruitment campaigns on Meta and Google for drivers, warehouse operatives and managers.

Rail is the other long thread. The Plant Works built Flying Scotsman and Mallard, and rail engineering and maintenance firms still trade here. They sell to Network Rail contractors and train operators, which suits B2B marketing: LinkedIn, technical search and content showing approvals and capability.

Doncaster became a city in 2022, and many local firms have outgrown marketing that was put together quickly years ago. Trades, builders and home services compete for local searches with firms from Rotherham, Barnsley and Worksop, so radius and postcode targeting, call tracking and Local Services Ads for eligible categories make a difference. Doncaster Racecourse, home of the St Leger, supports hospitality and events businesses that run campaigns around race days, with Meta ads, email to past guests and event-led search.

- Hauliers and logistics firms: B2B search, LinkedIn and recruitment ads
- Rail engineering firms: LinkedIn and technical content
- Trades and builders' merchants: local search ads and Local Services Ads
- Racecourse and events businesses: race-day campaigns and email

Everything is managed remotely from Mansfield.

## Who we market in Doncaster

- Hauliers and couriers
- Warehousing and third party logistics
- Rail engineering firms
- Builders' merchants and trade counters
- Tradespeople and contractors
- Racecourse and events businesses
- Manufacturers
- Training providers

## 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 help a Doncaster haulier find new contracts?

We can support it with search ads on your specific services and routes, LinkedIn ads to logistics and supply chain managers and email to past enquirers. Google Ads management starts from £150 a month + VAT plus ad spend. We report enquiries honestly and never promise contract wins.

### Do you run race-day campaigns?

Yes. We plan Meta and Google ads, plus emails to past customers, around the racing calendar, with spend rising in the weeks before big meetings. Email marketing starts from £95 a month + VAT.

### Can you stop our ads showing in Rotherham and Barnsley?

Yes. We set location targeting to the Doncaster postcode districts or radius you cover and exclude neighbouring towns you do not want, so your budget stays on the customers you can serve.