Multi-location marketing
Many locations, one marketing playbook
Franchise marketing breaks in two directions: head office wants consistency, owners want control. A good structure gives both.
- Your accounts stay yours Every ad account, analytics property and report sits in your name from day one.
- No contracts Month to month, no contracts, cancel any time.
- Honest media math We report spend and fees on separate lines.
Who decides what
| Layer | Owns | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Standards | Messaging, naming, creative approvals, tracking rules |
| Region | Coordination | Shared audiences, seasonal pushes, budget pools |
| Location | Local reality | Daily budget, hours, offers, capacity |
Sound familiar?
- Owners run their own ads, so brand voice drifts.
- Locations bid against each other for the same customers.
- Corporate can’t compare cost per lead across sites.
- A single tracking error is copied everywhere.
One dashboard, every door
Compare locations by cost per qualified lead, booking rate and revenue per dollar. Filter by region, brand or campaign.
Pilot, standardise, expand
Pilot with two or three locations.
Document what worked as the standard.
Roll out in waves with a local owner briefing for each.
Let’s sketch your structure on one page
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