Go-to-Market Partner for Ad-Tech in the DACH Region
The Ad-Tech world is evolving at lightning speed. New platforms, tools, and innovations are flooding the markets – but success doesn’t depend on technology alone. It’s all about the right market entry and positioning. That’s exactly where NO DIRTY TALK comes in: we’re the partner for Ad-Tech providers looking to establish a strong presence across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Our strength lies in combining strategic go-to-market expertise with an extensive network of media agencies and advertisers. This combination makes us unique: we create direct access to key decision-makers in the DACH region and ensure that innovative solutions reach exactly where they’re needed most.
Media agencies, in particular, are under immense pressure to choose the best tools for their clients, allocate budgets efficiently, and make campaigns transparently measurable. With NO DIRTY TALK at their side, technology providers gain not only visibility but also credibility in a highly complex market environment. We translate innovation into actionable strategies and support both agencies and advertisers in meaningfully integrating new technologies.
Our role goes far beyond networking: we see ourselves as sparring partners who interpret trends, identify opportunities, and provide direction. Whether it’s choosing the right platform, connecting with pilot clients, or managing a long-term rollout – we’re here to help Ad-Tech providers build sustainable success.
The DACH market is known as one of the most demanding in Europe: strict data protection rules, high quality standards, and a fragmented agency landscape make market entry a real challenge. But this very complexity is our home turf. Thanks to our network and long-standing relationships, we can open doors, remove barriers, and create lasting connections.
Anyone looking to make their technology thrive in Europe – especially in the DACH region – needs more than a great product. They need the right partner. NO DIRTY TALK is that partner.
