

Because Oregon has no sales tax, Washington shoppers cross the Columbia River for big purchases, and a Portland business that advertises only to Oregon ZIP codes never reaches them. Our digital marketing agency finds those buyers across the river before they pick a store, then keeps them coming back with the reviews and follow-ups they trust.
Contact usOHSU’s 19,000 employees and the historic Eastside neighborhoods each respond to different channels, and no single one reaches both. Portland digital marketing services from Netpeak combine search, ads, reviews, email and social media, so each gets what it needs.




Oregon’s health plans, old brick buildings and state tax refunds each send customers to Google with questions other cities never hear.
Portland-area members get their care through Health Share of Oregon, which sends each member to specific providers, so patients search for a dentist or a therapist who takes their plan by name. A practice whose pages never name the plans it accepts is passed over by the patient who searches by plan.
Portland estimates more than 1,600 unreinforced masonry buildings, most of them single-story commercial buildings averaging 90 years old, and city code requires owners to tell tenants. An engineer or contractor with no page on retrofitting those buildings is invisible to the owner who has just learned theirs is on the list.
Oregon’s constitution returns excess state revenue to taxpayers as a credit, the “kicker,” whenever revenue beats the forecast by 2% or more. A tax preparer whose pages never mention the kicker misses the searches from taxpayers working out what they’re owed.
Maxim Dmitrov
Ryan Battles
