Senior, in-house, native
Every client gets a senior DACH marketer as their direct contact. No farmed-out content, no AI-generated German.
We are alber marketing — an inhabergeführte agency from Munich. Native in DACH, fluent in international. Our day job is making foreign brands visible in Germany, Austria and Switzerland — across Google, ChatGPT and LinkedIn — without the agency theatre.
We started alber marketing because we kept watching the same story: a great international product gets dropped into the German market with translated content, a London-based account manager, and a Performance Max campaign on autopilot. Six months later, the budget is gone and the conclusion is "DACH is hard."
DACH isn't hard. It's just different — and it punishes anyone who treats it as the 27th territory of the global rollout. Our job is to be the local team that knows the difference, executes against it, and reports the result back to your global leadership in plain English.
We are inhabergeführt and intentionally small. Senior people on every account. No hand-offs to junior staff. No offshore content. No agency holding running quarterly margin pressure on your campaigns.
Every client gets a senior DACH marketer as their direct contact. No farmed-out content, no AI-generated German.
We measure against qualified pipeline and revenue, with English commentary you can show your CFO.
German for the campaigns, English for the strategy decks. No translation handovers between brand and execution.
We will tell you if DACH is too early, the budget too small, or in-house cheaper. We'd rather lose a project than lose a relationship.
We were doing GEO before it had a name. We're building the German AI-visibility playbook in real time, and sharing what we learn.
Inhabergeführt since 2014. No holding company, no quarterly margin pressure. Some of our clients have been with us for 8+ years.
We are not the right fit for everyone. Here is who tends to win with us — and who is better off elsewhere.
A 30-minute call with one of our DACH leads. No deck, no pitch — just an honest conversation about your market entry, your team and what would actually work.