Google has 300–400 ads on record for ase.dk in Denmark. ppcspy has fetched the 120 most recently shown: 49 search ads, 61 banners and 10 videos.
Industry: Public sector & organisations
Paid by: DQ&A Technology NL BV (71), Ase Lønmodtager (44), Ase Selvstændig (5)
Strategy profile
Ase puts most of its impressions into DQ&A network banners, while the a-kasse search ads run longest
- Pressure
- Among the retrieved ads, the most-shown DQ&A Technology NL BV banners have 2.25–2.5 million impressions each, and all are read. The Ase Lønmodtager search ads have the longest run, up to 418 days, and are also read.
- Messages
- Audience of the search ads, weighted by impressions: consumers 99%, both 1%. The banners are about networking for self-employed people: "Mød andre selvstændige online", "Et netværk, der løfter din forretning" and "Selvstændig – men aldrig alene". The search ads cover unemployment benefits, parental leave and wage insurance, e.g. "Barsel som ledig" and "Gratis lønsikring – Op til 90 % af din løn dækket".
- Offers and CTA
- The networking banners use the price "fra 149 kr./md." and the call to action "Tilmeld dig her". The search ads use "Få 6 mdr. gratis fagforening" and the calls to action "Læs om" or "Få hjælp".
- Rhythm
- Launches were 5 in September 2025, 20 in October 2025, 30 in November 2025, 9 in May 2026, 10 in July 2026 and 19 in November 2026. Active ads rose from 55 in November 2025 to 120 in November 2026.
- Who runs what
- DQ&A Technology NL BV: 71 ads (61 banners, 10 videos), up to 30M impressions; copy read in 60 of 71. A network for self-employed people, where self-employed help each other, with the example "Mød andre selvstændige online". Ase Lønmodtager: 44 ads (44 search ads), up to 1.3M impressions, mostly on Google Search; copy read in 44 of 44. A-kasse and union for employees covering benefits, parental leave and wage insurance, with the example "Barsel som ledig – Dine muligheder og regler".
The text is written by AI from the ads.
Fetched 2026-11-11.
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