Digital marketing solutions to help your business thrive.
Who are we?
Cetaya Digital is a marketing agency based out of Cape Town, South Africa.
Specializing in Lead Generation, we deliver creative strategies and marketing campaigns to Small and Medium Enterprises. Through social media and search engine marketing techniques, we get businesses what they need most: more clients!
The word "Cetaya" means "sentient" in one of the oldest known languages on earth, Sanskrit.
At Cetaya Digital, we know that our clients (and their customers) are people, and that even a fully digital strategy needs a human connection.
We have a passion for working with people on growing their business. So if you’re interested in having a great relationship with your agency and working with people who are open and honest, who put your business first, offer personal service, who make things happen and are always willing to go the extra mile, then you will love working with us!
Our story.
Cetaya Digital was started by Francois Huysamen.
Francois actually started his career in the traditional media industry, and spent more than a decade in the editorial departments at newspapers and magazines.
As digital media became increasingly popular, he furthered his editorial, content management and digital skills by studying SEO, Digital Marketing, and Lead Generation from various institutions, using this knowledge to head the publications' online strategies.
In 2019, Francois decided to move full-time into digital marketing, and founded Cetaya Digital. His mission is to help Small and Medium Enterprises in selected industries in South Africa and across the world.
"Lead Generation is the field of Digital Marketing that probably has the fastest, most direct and most meaningful impact on SMEs. More leads equal more clients equal more income for your business. I started Cetaya Digital to help businesses harness the incredible power of digital marketing, and go from surviving to thriving. If we can help more businesses to grow, we can make a measurable difference to unemployment."