Elevate your brand with a BOLD Digital Marketing Strategy

For 22 years, our agency has been helping clients:

build TRUST
grow TRAFFIC
gain TRACTION

Are you struggling to gain traction in the digital marketing arena?

Getting found online is becoming harder all the time. New competitors are flooding organic search, ads are dominating the real estate and becoming more expensive, and people’s attention spans are becoming shorter. You need a digital marketing agency to help you stand out!

We help reputable brands in Australia attract better customers using our unique Brand Elevation and Engagement framework. A boutique agency in Melbourne offering more than SEO, Google Adsweb design, our holistic approach that ensures your brand builds trust, grows traffic and gains traction. With a customised 12-month Digital Roadmap, we drive sustainable ongoing leads to your business.

Our team lives and breathes online marketing and we love helping our clients reach new heights with a digital strategy that is transparent, comprehensive and results driven!

Hi, I’m Elliot, the founder of Temerity Digital. I started the business way back in 2003, initially for a bit of fun. Designing my next door neighbour’s car dealership website quickly led to learning more skills and before I knew it, I had a growing client base who I was passionate about helping. My goal became to develop a digital marketing business that would see strong ROI for all our clients, and build a team who were as passionate as myself.

Fast forward to 2025 and I am proud to say we have achieved this goal. Our experts across a range of digital marketing channels love getting out of bed each day to implement strategies that get results! Some of our team even love jumping online at night to take a sneaky look at the rankings of clients, and see if they’ve continued to move up.

We work with businesses who are established, and want to have a positive impact on both their customers and the community as a whole. So, if you want to attract better customers and enhance your brands’ online presence, I’d love to have a chat about how we might be able to help.

We believe in our process which is why we always ensure full transparency across all the strategies we implement. Whether it be SEO, Google Ads or an email marketing campaign, we value honesty and communication to ensure everyone is on the same page and the relationship can strengthen over time.

We pride ourselves in “going the extra mile” to ensure client satisfaction. Your success is our highest priority and a clear strategy is set out from the beginning to maximise performance.

Our team is constantly developing our skills and knowledge base so that we can employ the latest technologies and innovations to achieve optimal results on all our projects.

Client Spotlight

Huge growth for one of Australia’s leading auction houses

Over a 13 month period:

212% increase in organic traffic
30,000+ visitors per month
290% jump in conversions

36 target keywords in the top 3 spots on Google, including:

  • auctions melbourne
  • auction house
  • furniture auctions
  • deceased estate sales
  • antique dealers
  • collectables melbourne
  • jewellery auctions melbourne
  • second hand furniture melbourne
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Your Digital Marketing Questions Answered

Our team will help you hit a hole in one!

A full-service digital marketing agency generally offers a comprehensive solution to improve your online presence. This may include brand strategy, domain name registration, email setup, designing your website and optimising it to attract visitors. Specific online marketing solutions to generate more leads include improving rankings in Google, aka search engine optimisation (SEO), Google Ads management (SEM or pay per click), social media management and marketing, and other strategies.

Investing in a digital marketing agency is one of the most beneficial decisions a business can make. With traditional marketing losing market share every year, online is where the eyeballs are, and as such, your brand needs to be prominent. But choosing the right digital marketing company is crucial, as there are plenty of cowboys out there who talk the talk, but don’t walk the walk. Cutting corners by trying to DIY or choosing a cheap option may save you in the short term, but will hurt you in the long run. Spending money on an agency who will take the time to plan effectively, customise a strategy suited to your needs, and dedicate the resources to execute it properly is going to ensure your business grows, and your marketing spend isn’t wasted.

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

Digital marketing is (or at least should be) a significant investment for a company. Therefore it’s not something that you should jump into without careful research and planning. Get referrals from colleagues and make sure you compare at least 3 proposals to get an idea of what you’re being offered. And if you’re not sure what you’re being offered, ask questions. A digital agency who isn’t willing to explain what they are proposing so the client has a better idea of things is not an agency you want to work with. Communication is crucial when it comes to an effective relationship and it needs to go both ways.

Find out what an agency offers – different companies may have different strengths, so if someone specialises in SEO and that’s what you need most, they could be a good fit. Likewise, if you require a range of online marketing strategies, then a company skilled in all of these is obviously an important consideration. Other questions you may want to ask include:

  • How long have you been in business and why will you still be around in 5-10 years?
  • How big is your agency and who are some of your clients?
  • How do you assess the success of the campaigns and what kind of reporting/data can we expect to receive?
  • Why are you a good fit for our brand?

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