Stefan Vetter: Strategy, Advertising (Google Ads / AdWords etc.) & Conversion Optimization Consultant, Author and Speaker

Stefan Vetter

Hi, I’m Stefan Vetter. I help companies to increase their revenue and profit with digital marketing.

I’m the founder and CEO of Wortspiel GmbH, an agency for digital advertising (Google Ads / AdWords, Facebook Ads…), conversion optimization and strategy in Zürich, Switzerland. I created my first website in 1999 and have been active in digital marketing ever since.

I’m always happy to share my knowledge – as author of the first Swiss Google Ads book “AdWords for Startups”, one of nine “Google Certified Trainer” in Switzerland, sought-after speaker and as lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW, the Swiss Distance University of Applied Sciences FFHS, the Swiss Institute of Business Economics SIB, the Marketing & Business School Zürich MBSZ and Google Zürich.

I live with my wife Nicole, our daughters Amea Victoria and Ciana Raphaela and our cat Honey by Zürich, Switzerland. I try to love God, other people and myself. My vision is to turn Switzerland into a Silicon Valley.

I’d love to hear from you – through Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram or by email: moc.r1568103995ettev1568103995nafet1568103995s@s1568103995.

“Stefan Vetter knows how to do it right. His company Wortspiel.com specialises in advising companies on how to use Google Ads.”

Blog

A Calling: How It Works

How does a career become a calling? I talk about this in terms of my own life in “Wie geht Berufung?” (“A Calling: How It Works”), along with 39 other personalities such as Ottmar Hitzfeld, Giulia Steingruber and Roland Brack. Many thanks to the editor Mattis Kummer for this honour.

How my colleagues at Wortspiel just work when they feel like it (and still do the business)

Stefan Vetter’s clients only pay when certain goals have been achieved. His colleagues only work when they want to. The CEO of the AdWords agency Wortspiel GmbH tells ‘persoenlich’ how this works. [This interview was published originally in German at persoenlich.com.]