Telemarketing, companies in Rīga

Description: SIA "Telemarket" is currently the largest and most successful telemarketing company in Latvia. A total of 11 structural units - 3 in Riga and one each in Valmiera, Liepaja, Talsi, Jelgava, Ogre, Madona, Gulbene and Balvi, with a total of about 200 employees. The parent company of SIA Telemarket is Müügimeistrite AS( 1996), which is the largest provider of telemarketing services in Estonia and the largest direct marketing company in Finland «Suoramarkkinointi Mega» OY, which is also part of the media group «Alma media» OY. SIA ' "Telemarket" ensures active sales of products and services, attracts new customers, organizes and supplements customer databases, handles incoming calls, support for marketing campaigns and fast information transfer.

Digital marketing:

Full service digital marketing for small and medium businesses. We help develop a digital marketing strategy and achieve business goals for more than ten thousand Latvian companies. We provide digital services such as website development and maintenance, E-commerce, SEO website optimization for visitors, business profile development and maintenance, business profile management, Google Ads ads, Google Business Profile ads, Facebook ads, Facebook content creation, Instagram content creation, Linkedin content creation, video content, Firmas.lv segmented data selection and others. We offer not only service development, but also effective maintenance, making the necessary improvements and providing regular reports on the work done. Latvian Telephone also manages several information and information media - information portals for 31 Latvian cities Pilseta24.lv, business information portal ZL.lv, construction industry portals ABC.lv and building.lv, health portal Medicine.lv and export industry portal balticexport.com.

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