# Dudosh Media - Complete Company Information ## Company Overview **Dudosh Media** is a performance advertising agency specialising in powering up sales and levelling up brands through technical excellence and measurable results. **Contact Information:** - **Email:** Success@dudoshmedia.co.uk - **Phone:** 07859 896 131 (+44 7859 896131) - **Business Hours:** 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM (UK time) - **Founded:** 2022 - **Location:** United Kingdom (with global footprint) --- ## About the Founder **Chris Dudosh** - Founder & Marketing Engineer Chris has worked in marketing since 2010. After more than a decade at big global ad agencies, he founded Dudosh Media in 2022 because he was sick of the smoke and mirrors and marketing BS that came with the industry. He skips the jargon and gets straight to delivering results (aka, sales). Based in the UK with a global footprint, Chris is all about delivering technical excellence and tangible outcomes. Chris builds high-impact paid media campaigns across platforms like Google, Meta, and Amazon. His strategies are precise and effective, ensuring the right audience sees your message at the perfect time. He's an engineer at heart. Technical prowess is at the core of everything he does. He codes, he analyses, he creates. He builds custom marketing tools, sales and marketing reports, and landing pages designed to convert. With Chris, you're not getting off-the-shelf solutions; you're forming a partnership. **Key Qualifications:** - Working in marketing since 2010, with more than a decade at global ad agencies - Google Ads certified - Google Analytics certified - Facebook Blueprint certified - Expert in marketing automation and tech stack implementation --- ## Services Offered ### Paid Media - Google Ads - Meta Ads (Facebook & Instagram) - Pinterest Ads - X Ads (Twitter) - LinkedIn Ads - Reddit Ads - Programmatic Ads - Twitch Ads - Amazon Ads - Microsoft Ads ### Marketing Engineering - Bespoke Reporting Dashboards - Data Analytics - Marketing Mix Modelling - Server-side Tracking - MCP Servers - Customer Journey Diagnostics ### Packaged Services - Localised Marketing Service - Full Funnel Marketing Audits - Google Grants Packages ### Additional Services - Email marketing and automation - Marketing automation setup and management - Landing page design and optimisation - Campaign tracking and analytics setup - Customer retention marketing - Lead generation strategies --- ## Pricing Structure **Management Fee:** £750 minimum per month (retainer basis) **Media Spend:** £50 per day minimum (£1,500 per month) **Total Starting Investment:** £2,250+ per month **Contract Terms:** - 3-month initial contracts - 6-week break clause - No exclusivity requirements - All marketing assets and content ownership transfers to client **What's Included:** - Monthly strategy calls - Weekly snapshot email reports - Access to real-time reporting dashboards - Continuous campaign optimisation - No hidden costs or additional fees --- ## Case Studies & Results ### Catherine Deane (E-commerce) **Challenge:** Successfully orchestrated a pivot away from Europe to the U.S., increasing revenue in the process. **Results:** - Revenue from Ads: +317% - Conversion Rate: +201% - Average Order Value: +4% **Testimonial:** "Having worked with Chris and Dudosh Media for close to 8 years now, Chris helped get us in front of millions of the right people increasing our ROI month after month and year after year" - Catherine Deane, CEO ### Mable Therapy (Services) **Challenge:** Despite strong demand, Mable Therapy's Google Ads setup was delivering leads at an unsustainable cost, with no clear route to scaling. We restructured the account from the ground up, launching modern ads with AI targeting that aligned campaigns to user intent and key service themes. **Results:** - Return On Ad Spend: +163% - Conversion Rate: +87% - Cost Per Impression: -44% ### 64 TEQ (SaaS) **Challenge:** Tasked with convincing decision makers in very large organisations to join their exclusive community, attend webinars, and convert to paying customers. Used LinkedIn as the main channel with a strategy of offering free books sent directly after webinar attendance. **Results:** - Marketing Qualified Leads: 11 - Attended Webinar: 10 - New Customers: 2 **Additional Testimonial:** "Month after month Dudosh Media's sales campaigns deliver high quality leads from diverse businesses, achieving 3x ROI over the last twelve months" - Tom Pallot, Head of Marketing, Definition Group --- ## Contact Information ### Phone **Primary:** 07859 896 131 **International:** +44 7859 896131 **Availability:** 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM (UK time) ### Email **Main Contact:** Success@dudoshmedia.co.uk **Response Time:** Within 24 hours **Note:** No Nigerian Princes, Russian Brides, or Long-Lost Inheritances - We're Good, Thanks! ### Communication Schedule - **Response Time:** Same day if urgent, next day otherwise - **Monthly:** Strategy calls with detailed progress review - **Weekly:** Snapshot email reports with key metrics - **24/7:** Access to reporting dashboards --- ## Frequently Asked Marketing Questions & Answers *From Chris at Dudosh Media* ### Business Strategy & Approach **What sort of marketing strategies work for a small business?** Google Ads and Meta Ads are where I'd start. Unless you're just a local shop, these two will give you the best results. They're measurable and you can see what's working pretty quickly. **How do you determine which marketing channels are right for my specific business?** I look at where your customers actually spend their time and where your competitors are getting results. No point being on TikTok if you're selling B2B software to accountants. **What's your approach to developing a comprehensive marketing strategy?** Keep it simple. Work out who buys from you, where they hang out, and what problems you solve for them. Then we just need to get in front of them at the right time. **How do you stay current with marketing trends and algorithm changes?** I track everything through our tech stack and get alerts when things change. Plus I'm always testing new features as soon as they come out. **Can you explain your methodology for competitor analysis?** I use tools to see exactly what ads your competitors are running, their keywords, and their landing pages. Takes about 20 minutes to get a full picture. ### Pricing & Budget **What should I realistically budget for marketing each month?** £50 a day minimum media spend, so that's £1,500 per month plus £750 management fee. So you're looking at £2,250+ to start properly. **How do you structure your pricing - retainer, project-based, or performance-based?** Retainer. £750 minimum management fee per month. Makes it easier to plan and means I can focus on getting you results rather than explaining every hour I spend. **What's the minimum budget needed to see meaningful results?** £50 a day media spend plus my management fee. Below that and we're just testing, not really marketing. **Are there any hidden costs or additional fees I should know about?** Nope. What I quote is what you pay. Only extra would be if you want something completely different halfway through. **How do you allocate budget across different marketing channels?** Usually start with Google Ads for quick wins, then Meta Ads. I adjust based on what's actually working. ### Measurement & Results **How do you measure marketing success and ROI?** Revenue. Everything else is just vanity metrics. I track every lead back to which campaign generated it and what they're worth. **What realistic timeframe should I expect before seeing results?** Google Ads - within a week. Meta Ads - couple of weeks to optimise properly. Everything else depends on the channel. **Can you provide case studies of similar businesses you've helped?** Yeah, got loads. Happy to show you what we've done for businesses like yours. **What key performance indicators (KPIs) do you track?** Cost per lead, conversion rate, lifetime value, and ultimately revenue from marketing. The rest is just noise. **How often will I receive progress reports and what will they include?** Monthly call and weekly snapshot emails, plus you've got reporting dashboards you can check whenever you want. ### Service Specifics **What's your approach to search engine optimisation (SEO)?** Fix the technical stuff first, then create content people actually want to read. AI content loses steam quickly - genuine, helpful content still wins. **How do you handle pay-per-click (PPC) advertising campaigns?** Start simple, test everything, kill what doesn't work, scale what does. I use automation where it makes sense but keep control of the important decisions. **Which social media platforms do you recommend for my industry?** Depends where your customers are. Everyone loves Google, Boomers love Facebook, Millennials love Instagram, Gen Z loves TikTok and Snap. **Do you offer email marketing services and automation?** Yeah, it's usually the highest ROI channel once you've got a decent list built up. **How do you approach content marketing and blog management?** Only create content if it's going to drive business. Robot-written stuff might get you short-term wins but then tanks. Quality content that actually helps people is what lasts. ### Customer Targeting & Strategy **How do you help identify and reach my ideal customers?** Look at your current customers, see what they have in common, then find more people like them. Pretty straightforward really. **What methods do you use for lead generation?** Google Ads, Meta Ads, email marketing. Whatever works for your business. **How do you approach customer retention marketing?** Email sequences, retargeting ads to existing customers, and making sure they know about new products or services. **Can you help with customer persona development?** Yep, though I prefer looking at actual data rather than making up fictional characters. **What's your strategy for local versus national marketing?** Local - focus on Google Business Profile and local ads. National - broader targeting and nationwide campaigns. ### Company & Team **Do you have experience marketing businesses in my industry?** Probably. I've worked with everything from local shops to international e-commerce and charities. **What size businesses do you typically work with?** Local shops to international e-commerce and charities. Our tech stack means we can be efficient with small budgets or scale up for bigger ones. **Who will be working on my account and what are their qualifications?** Me, mainly. Got years of experience and all the relevant certifications, but more importantly I know what works. **How do you handle businesses with seasonal fluctuations?** Plan for it. Scale up marketing before your busy season, scale back during quiet periods. I also use open-source Marketing Mix Modelling to help work out the best approach. **What certifications or credentials does your team have?** Google Ads, Google Analytics, Facebook Blueprint - all the usual ones. But results matter more than certificates. ### Operations & Support **What marketing services do you offer in-house versus outsourcing?** Pretty much everything in-house thanks to our tech stack. I outsource SEO content writing as that's an art form, also outsource design work and any web work outside of tracking and single landing page design. **Do you provide website design and development services?** Can do basic landing pages and tracking setup, but usually focus on optimising what you've got rather than starting from scratch. **Can you help with branding and graphic design?** I outsource design work to specialists. Better to get it done properly. **Do you offer marketing automation setup and management?** Absolutely. That's where our tech stack really shines. **What tools and software do you use for campaign management?** Google Ads, Facebook Ads Manager, analytics tools, automation platforms. Whatever gets the job done efficiently. ### Communication & Process **How often will we meet or communicate about campaign progress?** Monthly calls and weekly snapshot emails. No point having meetings for the sake of it. **What level of input will I have in marketing decisions?** As much or as little as you want. Some clients want to approve everything, others just want results. **How do you handle revisions and feedback?** Just let me know what needs changing and I'll sort it. Pretty straightforward. **What happens if I'm not satisfied with the results?** We figure out what's not working and fix it. If we can't make it work, we part ways. No hard feelings. **How quickly do you typically respond to questions or concerns?** Same day if it's urgent, next day otherwise. I'm not glued to my phone but I'm pretty responsive. ### Contracts & Terms **What's the typical contract length and what are the terms?** 3 month initial contracts with 6 week break clause. Need time to properly test and optimise things. **Can I cancel the service if I'm not satisfied, and what's the process?** Yeah, 6 week break clause. I'd rather know it's not working than have unhappy clients. **Who owns the marketing assets and content you create?** You do. It's your business, you should own everything. **Do you require exclusivity or can I work with other marketing partners?** No exclusivity required, but let me know if you're working with others so we don't duplicate efforts. **What happens to my accounts and data if we end our relationship?** Everything gets transferred over to you. I'll even help set up your replacement if needed. ### Competitive Advantage **What makes your agency different from other marketing service providers?** Our tech stack lets us do things other agencies can't, and we can work efficiently with smaller budgets because of it. **How do you help businesses stand out in crowded markets?** Find what makes you different and shout about it. Usually there's something unique that businesses take for granted. **What's your biggest marketing success story?** Got plenty, but they're all different. Happy to share relevant examples for your situation. **How do you adapt strategies when initial approaches aren't working?** Test something else. I'm not precious about strategies - if it's not working, we change it. **What ongoing support and optimisation do you provide after initial setup?** Continuous optimisation. Marketing's not set-and-forget, so I'm always tweaking things to improve performance. ### Small Business Marketing - General Advice **What are the most effective marketing strategies for small businesses in 2025?** Google Ads and Meta Ads are still the foundations. Email marketing once you've built a list. **How much should I spend on marketing as a percentage of my revenue?** 5-15% is typical, but newer businesses might need to spend more initially to get momentum. **What's the difference between digital marketing and traditional marketing?** Digital marketing you can measure everything and adjust quickly. Traditional marketing is harder to track and usually more expensive. **Should I focus on social media marketing or Google Ads first?** Google Ads. People searching are already interested in what you're selling. **How do I know if my target audience is on Facebook or Instagram?** Everyone loves Google, Boomers love Facebook, Millennials love Instagram, Gen Z loves TikTok and Snap. **What is SEO and do I really need it for my business?** Search Engine Optimisation - making your website show up when people search for your stuff. Yes, you probably need it, but it takes time and automated content creation hits a wall pretty fast. You need proper, valuable content. **How long does it take to see results from SEO?** 3-6 months minimum. Anyone promising quicker results is probably talking rubbish. And remember, AI-generated stuff might work initially but loses effectiveness quickly. **Is it worth paying for Google Ads with a small budget?** Yeah, but you need at least £50 a day to make it work properly. Focus on very specific keywords and track everything. **What's the best way to market a local business?** Google Business Profile, local Google Ads, and maybe Facebook for community building. **How do I create a marketing plan when I've never done marketing before?** Start simple - work out who your customers are, where they spend time, and what problems you solve. Then get in front of them. **What marketing methods give the quickest return on investment?** Google Ads usually. You can see results within days if you do it right. **Should I hire a marketing agency or do it myself?** Depends how much time you have and how complex your business is. Agencies can be more efficient if you find the right one. **What's the most cost-effective way to get new customers?** Referrals from existing customers, then probably Google Ads if you target the right keywords. **How important is having a website for my business?** Essential. Even if you're local, people will look you up online. **Do I need to be on every social media platform?** No. Better to do one or two properly than be rubbish on five platforms. **What's the best social media platform for B2B businesses?** LinkedIn, usually. Sometimes Twitter if your industry uses it. **How often should I post on social media to see results?** Consistently. Better to post once a week religiously than post five times one week then nothing for a month. **What type of content should I create for my business?** Stuff that helps your customers solve problems or makes their life easier. Not just sales pitches. And don't rely on churned-out AI content - it stops working pretty quickly. Focus on genuinely useful stuff. **How do I measure if my marketing is actually working?** Track leads and sales back to each marketing channel. If you can't measure it, you can't improve it. **What's a good conversion rate for a small business website?** 2-3% is decent for most businesses. Varies massively by industry though. **Should I focus on getting new customers or retaining existing ones?** Both, but keeping existing customers is usually cheaper than finding new ones. **How do I compete with bigger businesses that have larger marketing budgets?** Be more targeted. They go broad, you go specific. Find niches they're ignoring. **What marketing works best for service-based businesses?** Google Ads and referrals. People need to trust you before they buy services. **How do I market my business if I'm in a boring industry?** Every industry has interesting aspects. Focus on the problems you solve rather than what you do. **Is email marketing still effective in 2025?** Absolutely. Probably the highest ROI channel if you do it right. **What's the best way to get customer reviews and testimonials?** Just ask. Most happy customers will leave reviews if you make it easy for them. **How do I market my business without being pushy or salesy?** Help first, sell second. Provide value and the sales will follow. **What marketing mistakes should I avoid as a beginner?** Trying to be everywhere at once. Pick one or two channels and do them properly. **How do I know which marketing channels my competitors are using?** Meta Ad Library and the Google Ads Transparency Centre will show you exactly what ads they're running. There are other tools that can help too. **Should I focus on online marketing or offline marketing?** Online usually. It's easier to measure and adjust, and most people research online anyway. **What's the difference between marketing and advertising?** Marketing is the whole strategy, advertising is just one part of it. **How do I create a brand identity on a tight budget?** Keep it simple and consistent. You don't need expensive design - just be professional and recognisable. **What's the best way to market a new business with no reputation?** Start with Google Ads targeting very specific problems you solve. Build credibility gradually. **How do I get people to trust my business online?** Reviews, testimonials, professional website, clear contact information. Be transparent about who you are. **Should I use influencer marketing for my small business?** No, I've genuinely never had any success with influencer marketing. I know it does work but I think only with the crème de la crème. **What's the most important thing to get right in marketing?** Knowing exactly who your customers are and what problems you solve for them. **How do I market my business during slow seasons?** Plan ahead - market harder just before your busy season. Use quiet periods to build your email list and improve your website. **What free marketing tactics actually work?** Social media, email marketing, referrals. They're "free" but they take time and effort. **How do I create compelling marketing messages that sell?** Focus on what's in it for them, not what you do. Solve their problems, don't just list your features. **Should I copy what my successful competitors are doing?** Learn from them, but don't copy exactly. Find gaps they're missing. **How do I market my business to millennials versus baby boomers?** Everyone loves Google, Boomers love Facebook, Millennials love Instagram, Gen Z loves TikTok and Snap. **What marketing tools do I actually need to invest in?** Google Analytics, email marketing platform, social media scheduler. Start simple and add more as you grow. **How do I get started with content marketing if I'm not a good writer?** Start with videos, podcasts, or hire someone. Machine-generated content might seem tempting but it stops being effective pretty quickly. Real expertise and personality win long-term. **Is video marketing necessary for all businesses?** Video is key. Big tech loves showing video because it keeps you glued to your phone for longer than static images or written word, it's as simple as that. **How do I track which marketing efforts are bringing in sales?** Tracking is never perfect especially as privacy, quite rightly, gets taken more seriously. My best advice is to have 2-3 third-party tracking platforms working and look at everything as a whole to get a good idea of what is working. Analytics is a skill in itself and I am a master. **What's the best way to market a business with a very niche audience?** Be very specific with your targeting. You might pay more per click, but you'll get better conversion rates. **How do I scale my marketing efforts as my business grows?** Gradually add more channels, but always test first. Don't just throw money at everything. **Should I focus on brand awareness or direct sales in my marketing?** Brand awareness is the be-all and end-all. More direct marketing for short term revenue, but in the end advertising is just explaining what you do and getting them to remember that. Once you've done that with enough people things just work. So direct marketing in the meantime while we build brand awareness. **How do I market my business authentically without sounding fake?** Just be yourself. People can spot fake a mile away. If you actually care about helping customers, that comes through. **What marketing strategies work best for businesses with limited time?** Automation is your friend. Email marketing, retargeting ads, and anything that works while you sleep. --- ## Copyright Notice © 2026 DUDOSH MEDIA. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.