We run social, local search, and Google Business Profiles across every location in a franchise network, so each store shows up in its own neighbourhood while the brand stays consistent everywhere.
Services
That tension is the whole job. Here is how we hold both sides of it.
Posts written, designed, and scheduled for every store, localised to the neighbourhood around it. Corporate templates and approved language stay intact. What changes per location is the street, the staff, the seasonal offers, and the photos. Franchisees stop improvising and corporate stops policing.
Each store claimed, verified, and kept current with its own hours, photos, services, and review responses. This is the single highest-leverage thing most franchise networks are neglecting, and it is what decides whether somebody two miles away finds your location or a competitor's.
Location pages that rank for the suburb, not just the brand name. Somebody searching your category plus their neighbourhood should land on the store that can actually serve them, rather than a corporate page that makes them hunt for the nearest branch.
We build from your brand standards rather than around them. If your franchise agreement restricts what individual locations can publish, send us that section before we start and we will work inside it, then tell you plainly when something you want is not permitted.
One line per store, in plain English. Which locations are pulling, which are flat, and what we are doing about the flat ones. No dashboards you will never open and no metrics that look impressive without meaning anything.
Process
Fifteen minutes. How many locations, what your agreement allows, and which stores need the most help. That is the entire discovery process.
Profiles set up per location, first month of content written and approved, reporting line established. You review once and then you are done reviewing.
Posts go out, profiles stay current, you get one short update. Add a location and we fold it in without restarting anything.
Coverage
Based in Nashville, working across the metro and Williamson County. Not on the list? Call us. If you are in Middle Tennessee, odds are we cover you.
Every operator I meet is good at the thing they actually do and quietly stressed about the marketing. Across a franchise network that stress multiplies by the number of locations. Taking it off their desk is the whole business.Benjamin Haynes Founder, Market Nashville
Questions
Both. Single franchisees who want their own location handled, and franchisors who want consistency across the network. The work looks different for each, so we scope it separately.
We build from your brand standards first, then localise inside those rules. Corporate templates and approved language stay intact. What changes per location is the neighbourhood, the staff, the offers, and the photos.
That is the point of the setup. Each location gets its own Google Business Profile, its own local content, and its own reporting line, all managed from one place so you are not chasing separate vendors per store.
Send us the marketing section of your agreement before we start. We work inside whatever it allows and tell you plainly if something you want is not permitted.
Google Business Profile work usually moves fastest. Social and organic search build gradually and depend on your category, your competition, and each location's starting point. Anyone promising a number by a date is guessing.
We go over terms in plain language on the first call, before you commit to anything. What is month to month, what is not, and what happens if you want to stop.
About a minute. It tells us what your network actually needs, and at the end you get your code. We call within one business day.
New clients only. Applies to the first three months of a monthly retainer and cannot be combined with other offers. Final scope and pricing are agreed in writing before any work starts.