InSpace is opening an office in Norway. Until the doors open, Norwegian companies are served from our European offices: strategy from senior SEO specialists, execution by Nova, our AI SEO platform.
That split is the whole idea. People decide what should happen and check the quality, and the platform does the work that normally sits in a backlog for months. Content ships, technical issues get fixed, positions are tracked daily, for a fixed monthly fee.
Norwegian search is small enough to win and competitive enough to lose. Most markets here have a handful of serious players on the commercial queries, a long tail nobody has claimed, and a pile of content that was translated out of English and reads like it. So we start by reading your market: which queries carry buying intent, which of them you already hold, and where the technical and content gaps are.
Then the work starts and keeps going. Nova produces content in Norwegian, resolves technical issues as they appear, keeps internal linking coherent and watches your rankings every day. Your strategist sets the priorities, reviews the output and reports on what moved.
National or per city, Bokmal or Nynorsk: the structure follows how your customers search, not how your company is organized.
Two things make Norway different from the markets we started in. Volumes are lower, so one well-built page can carry a real share of revenue. And English content leaks into the results, so buyers regularly land on pages that were never written for them. Both are openings if you move faster than the competition.
Because the intelligence sits in the platform, we only have to move once. When Google ships a core update we change the rules in Nova and every client benefits the same week. And because we optimize for AI answers next to classic rankings, you stay visible where a growing share of research now happens.
Want to talk before the office opens? Our head office handles it: see contact, or pick the office nearest to you on our offices page.
Not yet, it is opening soon. Until then Norwegian clients are served from our European offices and the work is remote-first, so strategy, execution and reporting run exactly as they do in our other markets.
Yes. Content is produced in Norwegian and reviewed before it ships. Search behaviour differs per language, so a translated English page rarely ranks for the query a Norwegian buyer actually types.
A fixed monthly subscription, based on the size of your website and your growth targets instead of hours logged. You know the number before you start.
The first technical and content improvements ship in the opening weeks. Meaningful movement in rankings and traffic usually shows within three to six months, depending on how competitive your market is.
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