Local marketing involves all offline strategies to build

and strengthen your local presence.

Combining a strong online presence with strong offline involvement increases

your credibility.

Consistent Involvement + Time = Local Favorite

The first step to becoming it, is to look like you already are it.

Become the "local favorite" → Building Familiarity within the community

is what makes any brand one of them.

Think about the resturants, plumbers, or tree companies you trust, you see

them everywhere.

There's a ton of free local directories we list your company on automatically.

Then we have paid placements. Paying for a spot or trading work or

priority visit in trade to be listed as their preferred vendor (being listed on

their website will also strengthen your SEO and increase reviews).

Being the trusted local choice doesn't just help you show up, it helps you close.

• Generates organic leads through search, reviews, and referrals

• Builds trust before they even contact you

• Makes your Ads + Follow-Up convert better because people already

  recognize your name

CONSISTENCY > INTENSITY

Having a balanced advertising budget means knowing where to spend

and where you don't have to. The best results come from showing up regularly.

Some local posts run all year while local events are seasonal. But, it's always

good to know whats coming up so we can show up with the community

every time. Local-recognition helps people pick you when looking for

someone they've heard of and familiar with. People are more likely to support

when you have a good track record and strong presence.

It's important to stay listed on key directories for both visibility and credibility.

We work to make sure we stay on schedule to maintain these every quarter.

Local marketing also includes all offline advertising.

We also have a printing package for leave behinds, EDDM mailers, uniforms,

truck decals, QR codes, and all printables that help build the brand image.

Everything we do is about building recognition. Recognition creates trust,

and trust closes jobs.