Marketing for Retailers
We build and run the marketing for stores that sell things people research before they buy.
Why we know your business
Every client we have started with fits one description: a showroom, a product catalog, and customers who research online before they walk in. Instrument retail, spas and billiards, powersports, auto. Those businesses share a problem set, and we have built the answers to it more than once.
Every service on this site is priced and published. This page is about how they fit together for a store.
A catalog that can be found
Every model on its own page, indexed by Google and cited by AI assistants, with prices and stock kept accurate.
Research that ends in a showroom visit
Location pages, Google Business Profile and pages that answer the questions people ask before they drive over.
Financing-adjacent decisions
Quote and financing follow-ups that keep a considered purchase moving instead of going quiet.
The customer who disappears after the sale
Service reminders, reorders, reviews and win-backs, automated, so the second sale does not depend on memory.
A customer app
Care schedules, chemicals, service requests and offers in one place, white-labelled for your store.
What a retail engagement usually includes
Pick a package or build it from the individual services.
Companion: the app your customers keep
Built for Take A Break Spas, now white-labelled for spa, pool, music, powersports and auto retailers.
For the customer
Care schedules and reminders for what they bought, how-to guidance, a service request that reaches the store, and offers that are actually relevant.
For the store
A direct channel to every customer after the sale, service and reorder revenue that runs on a schedule, and a reason to be the store they come back to.
Two stores, two stories
Boothe Music
Instrument retail. Online revenue from $5K to $110K after a Shopify rebuild, structured data and ongoing SEO and ads.
Take A Break Spas & Billiards
Spa and billiards retail. Full site rebuild, a marketing stack the store owns, and the app that became Companion.