Questions
Common questions
Do you work with businesses in Copenhagen?
Yes, remotely from Albania. Same time zone as Albania. Working-hour overlap is the practical thing to check before scoping anything time-sensitive.
Which sectors in Copenhagen do you work with?
Design and architecture, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, shipping and logistics, food and hospitality, renewable energy, and fashion.
What do people get wrong about marketing in Copenhagen?
Danish humour and understatement are load-bearing in local advertising, and imported campaigns that play everything straight read as flat.
What advertising rules apply in Copenhagen?
Advertising rules, data protection and invoicing are national rather than local. The Markedsføringsloven governs marketing, enforced by the Forbrugerombudsmanden, who publishes detailed practical guidance — including on influencer marketing and hidden advertising — and pursues cases actively. Denmark also has strict rules on unsolicited electronic marketing, with consent requirements that are tighter in practice than many assume.
How does invoicing work for a Copenhagen client?
Standard EU reverse charge for B2B. Denmark is outside the eurozone and uses the krone, pegged to the euro, so currency risk is modest but the invoicing currency still needs agreeing up front.