It started with Danish clients.
Then a Swedish company reached out.
Then came Germany and the Netherlands.
Suddenly, we were working on projects in the US.
It was not a strategy.
We never set out to become an international agency.
And we still have a marketing budget abroad of 0 DKK.
Yet it happened.
Clients find us through organic search, partnerships, and increasingly through recommendations from tools like ChatGPT.
Today, we work with clients in Denmark, Sweden, Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Latvia, the US, and Switzerland.
And the list keeps growing.
What they have in common is that they choose us for our WordPress expertise.
That applies both when we build from scratch and when we take over existing WordPress sites and turn them into stable, scalable platforms, often through migrations and upgrades.
We often work on complex projects where the solution requires more than standard setups, for example with API integrations and other technical dependencies.
These are also often the projects others turn down.
At the same time, our foundation has not changed.
Denmark remains our home market.
This is where our relationships and daily work are rooted.
The international aspect came as a result.
Not as a goal.
