Where will Semetis stop ?
Following the activation of several large projects such as VOO, Brico and DMLights earlier this year, Semetis just won the trust of the booming Belgian Digital Native Vertical Brand (DNVB) Compliment. Compliment’s mission is to do good to people by providing highly qualitative and tailor-made dietary supplement cures. After a first round table where the co-founders, Victor Boels and William Detry, raised 700,000€, this new partnership with Semetis sets their high ambitions to grow their market share in Belgium and France through a state-of-the-art data-driven digital advertising approach on Instagram, Facebook, Google, Pinterest, ….
For Semetis, startups and scaleups are not unfamiliar as they’ve become the favourite partner of several of the fastest growing Belgian startups these last 2 years. To name few of them, we find back: Kazidomi, the successful eCommerce startup that offers the best and healthiest products at low prices to its clients. Tribu News, the family album that unites generations. Mozzeno, the fintech that offers 100% digital Collaborative Personal Loans. Lizy & Husk, two startups of Lab Box’s startup studio for mobility, backed by D’Ieteren Auto. Semetis is also closely working with Cowboy, the super-startup that has already raised over €15 million to change urban mobility.
This translates into a dedicated, well thought out and designed strategy by the famous data-driven marketing agency. Indeed over the last 2 years, Semetis has developed what they call their “Start/Scale-up Program”. The focus is set on ambitious and scaling startups that don’t necessarily have the means yet to afford premium agency support. By building a long term partnership with those startups, the agency believes in their “ability to create a win-win situation for both parties: (1) an unlimited access to extensive expertise and experience for the startups and (2) innovative, challenging, ambitious and fast-growing projects for the agency.” as explained by their business director Julien De Visscher.
