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We’ve been working with this client for some time now, with a strong focus on growing the visibility and authority of opalauctions.com since September through a large-scale content and link-building strategy. By heavily focusing on educational and informational content designed to introduce new audiences to the opal industry, we’ve significantly expanded the site’s organic footprint.

Medik8, a B Corp certified British dermatological skincare brand, partnered with Online Marketing Gurus to scale revenue across digital advertising channels. Through ongoing testing, audience refinement, creative learnings, and full-funnel optimisation, OMG helped Medik8 deliver strong month-on-month performance and significant year-on-year growth through Meta Ads.

TENGA EU is the European arm of TENGA, a wellness brand known for premium self-care products and innovation-led design. Europe is a harder market: heavy regulation, privacy limits on conversion tracking, and cultural nuance shaping consumer acceptance. Germany, France, Spain and Italy were underperforming, held back by English-first creative that drove inconsistent ROAS and inefficient…

Sage and Paije is a fashion and apparel brand, known as Mermaid Off Duty in the US market. The brand operates across four regions: Australia (its home and primary market), New Zealand, the UK, and the US, with paid social advertising as a core part of how it reaches and converts customers in each.

A high-impact paid social campaign delivered exceptional reach and engagement at a significantly below-benchmark CPM. Through efficient media buying, landing page optimisation, and creative testing, the campaign successfully drove strong upper- and mid-funnel performance, generating consistent student leads at scale while informing clear optimisation pathways for future always-on activity.

Psychwire sells premium, clinically rigorous psychology training globally, and by late 2025 had hit a ceiling. Growth leaned on the reputation of its marquee Australian trainers equity that didn’t carry into North America. It suspected demand in Europe and the Middle East but couldn’t verify it, and wrote off Asia as too thin. With competitors…