Bilingual French/English requirements in Quebec change how content and ad copy must be localised, not just translated. Most Canadian businesses overpay for underwhelming results because local agencies price for their overhead, not your outcomes. SerpHike's Canada-dedicated team runs the same senior-level SEO, content and paid media playbook at close to half the cost, with reporting and calls scheduled on Canada time.
Competing with the US on a Canadian budget
Canadian businesses often see US competitors in their search results and social feeds, with bigger budgets. The way to win is specificity: Canadian search terms and spellings, local proof, clear pricing in Canadian dollars and landing pages that speak to Canadian buyers.
Rules that shape Canadian marketing
- CASL requires consent and clear identification for commercial emails and texts, with records to prove it
- Quebec's Law 25 strengthened consent requirements for personal information and tracking
- Study permit caps: from 2024 Canada capped international study permits (CIC News, 2024), reshaping education marketing
- Reviews: US FTC rules do not apply directly, but US-facing campaigns still need to follow them (US FTC, Aug 2024)
What we run
- Canadian SEO, including bilingual pages where needed, see SEO
- Paid search and social targeted by province and city, see performance marketing
- CASL-compliant email and SMS automation, see marketing automation
- Conversion work on forms and checkout, see CRO
Show prices in Canadian dollars and state shipping and duties clearly. Surprise charges at checkout are a leading cause of abandonment; Baymard found 40% of abandoners blame extra costs (Baymard Institute).
How we work
A senior team in India with a fixed overlap slot in Canadian business hours. See outsourcing from Canada for details.