Ottawa‘s Award Winning Digital Marketing Agency

Mediaforce has served Ottawa businesses since its founding in 1996 and maintains an in-house team in the city today.

Nearly 30 years in the capital means experience with the region’s particular mix: government suppliers, Kanata technology firms, and local service companies competing for residential customers. The agency has also been named the #1 website design agency in Ottawa. Founder Joe Bongiorno still leads the company, so the standards set at the start are still the ones applied now.

Mediaforce has been named the #1 website design agency in Ottawa and is listed by Clutch as a top PPC management company in the city.

Nationally, Clutch ranks the agency a Top SEO Company in Canada, and it is a Google Partner with 67 Google reviews averaging 4.9 stars. Those recognitions come from verified client feedback rather than sponsorship. For an Ottawa buyer, the most relevant proof is usually the local clients we can put you in touch with.

Mediaforce quotes Ottawa digital marketing individually after a discovery call, with website projects priced once and SEO, AEO and ad management priced monthly.

Scope in Ottawa is often shaped by whether you need English and French coverage and whether your customers are consumers, businesses or public-sector buyers. Those choices change the work more than the city itself does. Media spend for Google Ads is separate from the fee and paid to Google directly.

Mediaforce grows Ottawa website traffic by targeting the searches your customers actually make in English and French, across Ottawa and Gatineau, and filtering out visits that will never become enquiries.

Keyword research is done in both languages where your market requires it, so you are not invisible to half the region. Landing pages are matched to the intent behind each search. Progress is tracked as qualified enquiries, not sessions, which keeps the focus on revenue.

Yes, Mediaforce has an in-house team in Ottawa, alongside teams in Toronto and London, Ontario, with no outsourced delivery layer.

Being local matters when a client wants to meet in person, needs quick turnaround before a procurement deadline or wants a team that understands the difference between a Kanata tech buyer and a homeowner looking for a plumber. The Ottawa specialists collaborate with the other offices on SEO, PPC, social and web design. Your account manager is in the same time zone and often the same city.

Mediaforce provides Ottawa companies with full-service digital marketing, from website design and hosting through SEO, AEO, Google Ads, social advertising, email and AI automation, all managed by one team.

For public-sector suppliers that includes AODA-compliant websites and credible, professional content. For B2B and Kanata tech firms it can mean LinkedIn advertising and CRM automation. Local service businesses typically lean on Local Services Ads, Google Business Profile management and review generation. One senior partner keeps the whole program coherent.

For Ottawa businesses, data-driven marketing means Mediaforce segments performance by language, audience type and location so budget flows to the combinations that produce enquiries.

English and French campaigns are measured separately because they rarely convert at the same rate. B2B and government-facing content is judged on qualified leads rather than page views. Call tracking and form tracking tie each enquiry back to its source, and monthly reviews act on what the numbers say.

The best digital marketing services for an Ottawa business depend on who buys from you, so Mediaforce audits your market before recommending channels.

Companies selling to the federal government or other public-sector buyers usually need authoritative content, a LinkedIn presence and a website that passes accessibility review. Kanata technology firms often benefit from search and LinkedIn campaigns aimed at decision-makers. Home service and health businesses generally win with local SEO, Google Ads and Local Services Ads. The audit tells us which of these to start first.

An Ottawa company’s online marketing budget should reflect customer value, category competition and whether both official languages must be reached, all of which Mediaforce assesses in discovery.

Bilingual campaigns cost more to build but open a larger share of the local market. B2B and government-facing programs often need less media spend and more content investment than consumer categories. We map spend to a target cost per lead and present the management fee separately.

Mediaforce reports to Ottawa clients on leads, calls, bookings and revenue, broken out by language and channel where campaigns run in both English and French.

GA4, call tracking and form tracking are installed during onboarding so attribution is reliable from the start. Monthly reports compare against the pre-launch benchmark and explain what will be adjusted next. Rankings and traffic are shown as context rather than as the goal.

Ottawa clients are assigned a senior partner at onboarding who acts as the main contact and coordinates the SEO, PPC, social and web specialists on the account.

The standard cadence is weekly updates by email, a monthly reporting call and a quarterly review of strategy. In-person meetings are available in Ottawa when a project warrants it. The partner can make decisions on the spot, which matters when timelines are tight.

Conversion rate optimization helps Ottawa websites turn existing visitors into calls, quotes and form submissions, which is often the fastest way to improve results without increasing ad spend.

Mediaforce reviews how well your pages answer visitor questions, whether French-speaking visitors are served properly, and where forms or mobile layouts cause drop-off. Changes are tested and measured rather than assumed. For public-sector suppliers, accessible and clear pages also support procurement credibility.

For an Ottawa business, Google Ads and Meta ads return data within days and stabilize in roughly four to eight weeks; SEO generally needs three to six months, then compounds.

Bilingual SEO can take slightly longer because two sets of content need to earn authority. Public-sector and B2B sales cycles also lengthen the time from lead to revenue, so reporting tracks the pipeline stages. Mediaforce sets these expectations in writing at kickoff.

An Ottawa marketing program with Mediaforce is typically set up in three to four weeks, including tracking, research, campaign structure and any bilingual assets.

The first week secures access and benchmarks, the middle weeks cover keyword and audience research in English and French where needed, and the final week is quality review and launch. Government-facing or accessibility-sensitive websites follow their own project timeline. Nothing goes live until tracking is verified.

Book a free discovery meeting with Mediaforce through the website form or the online calendar, and an Ottawa team member will usually reply within 30 minutes during business hours.

The conversation covers your goals, current results and whether bilingual or public-sector considerations apply. You will receive a recommended first phase with example pricing shortly after. If you want a baseline before talking, the free SEO analysis tool on the site takes a few minutes.