Website development
Landing pages, corporate websites and online stores, built turnkey.

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mmix.ca · Marketing & web studio
Ottawa internet marketing and web studio — websites, SEO, SMM, PPC and video.
Marketing MIX (mmix.ca) is an internet marketing and web studio that works out of Ottawa. Its own homepage puts the promise plainly: taking your business to the next level, with experts who know how to look after clients' businesses in Canada. The studio's About page carries a years-of-experience counter that starts at 2013.
The service list falls into two halves. Web work covers landing pages, corporate websites and online stores, built turnkey. Digital marketing covers SEO promotion, SMM promotion, PPC advertising, targeting advertising and video production. Alongside those the studio sells marketing strategy development, which its What We Do page sets out in nine steps, opening with market analysis and closing with monitoring the strategy and building customer loyalty.
The portfolio is grouped into landing pages, corporate websites and e-commerce projects. Among the Canadian cases are the KidSup Kanata early childhood development centre (dated March 2024), the self-service coffee franchise Fast Coffee (2024) and the financial-literacy platform Life Capital (2025). Earlier work includes the website for the law firm CrystalTax, dated 2020.
On the Life Capital case the studio writes that it built lifecapital.ca from scratch, from analytics through to launch, and that the new site replaced the client's old landing page. Life Capital's own footer credits the work back: "Site built and supported by MMIX".
The studio publishes its website in English, Ukrainian, French and Russian, gives its address as 208 Booth Street in Ottawa, and takes new enquiries through a phone number and a detailed project brief form. UAFest lists mmix.ca in its 2025 Family as a partner and co-organiser company.
Web design and development (landing pages, corporate sites, e-commerce), SEO, social media marketing, PPC advertising and video production.
Landing pages, corporate websites and online stores, built turnkey.
Improving the client's position in search engines.
Work on the client's social networks, listed beside SEO as a core service.
Paid search and targeted advertising campaigns.
Video made for the client's promotion.
A nine-step process running from market analysis to monitoring the strategy and customer loyalty.





Marketing MIX works from Ottawa: the contact block on its site gives 208 Booth Street as the address, with a 613 phone number. Its own copy describes the studio as promoting business in any niche in Canada, and its site is published in English, Ukrainian, French and Russian, so enquiries are taken in all four.
The Canadian projects in its portfolio sit close to home. KidSup, the early childhood development centre whose site the studio built, is in Kanata; Life Capital, whose site the studio built in 2025, gives Carleton Place, Ontario as its own location — the same town where UAFest is held, in Riverside Park.
The years-of-experience counter on the studio's About page starts at this year
Website for the law firm CrystalTax
March — website for the KidSup Kanata early childhood development centre
Website for Fast Coffee, a self-service coffee shop franchise in Canada
lifecapital.ca built from scratch for Life Capital, replacing the client's old landing page
Listed by UAFest as a partner and co-organiser company
It is an internet marketing and web studio. The web half builds landing pages, corporate websites and online stores; the marketing half handles SEO promotion, SMM promotion, PPC advertising, targeting advertising and video production. Marketing strategy development is offered as a separate service.
The contact block on mmix.ca gives the address as 208 Booth Street, Ottawa, with the phone number +1 613-867-7767 and the mailbox info@mmix.ca. New projects can also be started from the brief form on the site.
Their own page on web services describes five types: a landing page for selling one product or service, a corporate website, an online store, a catalogue without online purchase, and a business-card site that can grow into a full resource later.
Their portfolio names the KidSup Kanata early childhood development centre (March 2024), the self-service coffee franchise Fast Coffee (2024) and the financial-literacy platform Life Capital (2025). Life Capital's own website credits its build and support to MMIX.
Its own site is published in four languages — English, Ukrainian, French and Russian — and the project brief asks the client which languages the future site should carry.
A useful page you can actually share with customers — not just another directory card.
Tell us who you are. We’ll find your festival history, collect the right materials and help turn your profile into a proper page.
Tell us about your business anyway. We’ll take a look and figure out what we can build together.
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