For stores with a door

The search that fills your shop happens three streets away

Local search, nearby ads and reviews run as one plan, measured in people through the door, not impressions.

shops near me 3 streets away
A shop on the next street 4.6★214260 m1
A shop 400 m away 4.5★168400 m2
A shop by the station 4.4★132650 m3
Google shows three. Everything below is invisible.
A shop across the square 4.3★88700 m4
A shop two streets over 4.2★61850 m5
A shop near the park 4.4★471.1 km6
Your store 4.7★22300 m7
Share of nearby searches that reach you 1% Position 7 — outside the pack

Best rated. Shortest walk. Seventh. The map shows three results, so about 1% of nearby buyers ever see you — and none of them learn you were the closest.

Where to start

Which stage fits your store right now?

Answer what is true today, and we will point you to the stage that fits and the first thing we would change.

Question 1 of 3
What is actually going wrong

Three failures that look like a footfall problem and are not

01

You are invisible at the exact moment somebody is deciding

A buyer three streets away searches for what you sell and sees three businesses on the map. If you are fourth, you are nowhere. That cut-off decides more of your week’s takings than any poster in the window.

02

Nothing connects the money you spend to the person who walks in

So digital feels like a leap of faith and is the first thing cut in a slow month, though it could have fixed it. Store visits are measurable now; without that, every marketing conversation is opinion.

03

The season arrives before the plan does

Promotions get built the week they run, from whatever stock needs moving, to an audience that has not heard from you since the last one. The peak you knew was coming all year gets handled as a surprise.

The sentence customers say to you

“I didn’t know you were here”

Your shop is on the street but not on the map, which to somebody three streets away is the same thing. Switch the work on and watch the lights come up.

BAKERYFLORISTHARDWAREOPTICIANYOUR SHOP“I didn’t know you were here.”— YOUR CUSTOMER SAYS
Nearby buyers who can see you 1 in 40

Everything above is inside Launch and Accelerate. None of it is clever, and all of it is the reason somebody three streets away has never heard of you.

The numbers we manage

What we would report on, and what each one is for

None of these is an impression or a like. Each can be checked on the shop floor, starting with the chain below: how a dollar leaving your account connects to somebody at your counter.

$4,000Ad spend
8,400Seen on the map
610Tapped for directions
190Called you
470Walked in
$61,400Through the till

Today the only two numbers you have are what left your account and what came through the till — and no honest way to connect them. That gap is the whole reason marketing is the first thing cut in a slow month.

Local pack ranking for the terms that matter

Where you sit on the map for what people search near you. Only three results show, so you are in or invisible.

Store visits from online spend

Measured with store-visit signals, local inventory ads and a code your staff asks for at the counter. It settles whether digital reaches the shop floor.

Cost per store visit

What it costs to put one person through the door. Compare it with your average basket and the question answers itself.

Average basket and items per sale

The lever that turns marginal footfall into a profitable month without spending anything more on getting people in.

Review volume, recency and rating

Reviews are the deciding factor between two businesses on the same map. Volume and recency move ranking; the rating moves the choice.

Returning local customers

Whether you are building a customer base or renting strangers. It decides what a first visit is worth paying for.

Three stages

What you need is decided by what already works

Being found on the local map changes what the next dollar should do. Each stage solves a different problem, so pick the one that matches where you are today.

Not sure where to start?

Choose whatever is true of your business today, and we will point you to the stage that fits and the first thing we would change.

Launch

$1,100
per month

Steady local discovery and foot traffic

Go with this if nearby buyers cannot find you yet.

Monthly strategy call

Store-traffic ads from here

Accelerate

$2,200
per month

Own local search, and turn browsers into buyers

Go with this if you are findable and the gap is between being seen and being chosen.

Everything in Launch, plus:

Monthly strategy call

Dominate

$3,900
per month

The reference brand in every location's area

Go with this if you run several locations, each with its own map and season.

Everything in Accelerate, plus:

Bi-weekly strategy calls

Prices are monthly and exclude ad spend, which is never marked up. Any setup a stage needs is included as one-time work in your first month.

The marketing stage
Launch
$1,100/mo
Accelerate
$2,200/mo
Dominate
$3,900/mo

Ad platforms and monthly ad spend i

1 platform, geo-targeted, up to $7.5k

2 platforms per location, up to $25k

All platforms, every location, up to $25k

New ads or ad sets

2 a month

4 a month

4 a month

Ad accounts, pixel and tracking build i

✓

✓

✓

Inventory and store-traffic ad formats i

—

✓

✓

Business Profile owned, optimised and posted to

✓

✓

✓

Local pages optimised

10 a month

10 a month

10 a month

Social posts published

—

12 a month

20 a month, 6 of them videos

Review and reputation agent i

—

✓

✓

Promo drops, planned quarterly and launched monthly i

—

✓

✓

Loyalty and comeback journeys i

—

—

5 journeys + 2 campaigns a month

Store video produced

—

—

1 AI video a month

Live dashboard and monthly report

✓

✓

✓

Strategy calls

Monthly

Monthly

Bi-weekly

Be findable to the street that already walks past you

What is inside

Launch for Retail

Every line is a deliverable you can count, and every one-time setup is included in your first month.

$1,100per month

Excludes ad spend.

Steady local discovery and foot traffic

01

Ads on 1 platform, geo-targeted per location, up to $7.5k/mo ad spend

Campaigns aimed at the radius each location can serve. Ad spend beyond $7.5k a month is where the next stage takes over.

02

2 new ads or ad sets a month

Fresh ads launched on a steady rhythm, so the account never runs on tired creative.

03

Ad accounts, pixel and tracking built for you

Set up properly in your first month, and included in the price.

04

Business Profile owned, optimised and posted to

Your Google Business Profile completed, kept current and posted to, so you show up and look open.

05

10 local pages optimised a month

Pages for the services and areas that earn you the most, optimised so people nearby find them first.

06

Live dashboard and a monthly report on visit signals

Calls, direction requests and footfall: the signals that show a campaign brought people in.

07

A monthly strategy call

Time with the person running your account, on what moved and what changes next.

The uncomfortable comparison

What this would cost you separately

SEO Essential — closest equivalent line$850/mo
Media Buying — Starter, one platform$900/mo
Eight posts a month — two-thirds of Social Essential$470/mo
Fixed lines, priced separately$2,220/mo
Launch for Retail$1,100/mo
Deliberately not included

What this stage leaves out, on purpose

Named now, not discovered in month three. Each arrives at the next stage, or can be added on its own.

Social posts

Arrive at Accelerate: 12 posts a month from a calendar you approve.

Review requests

Arrive at Accelerate: an agent that asks every customer for a review after their visit.

A rebuilt website

We improve the pages that matter. A full rebuild is a separate project with its own price. Business Website: $1,500 to $2,800 one-time.

Working together

How we work

01

Reach aimed at people who can visit

Campaigns focus on the area around each store and the hours that matter, so budget goes to people likely to walk in.

02

Reviews asked for at the right moment

Customers are invited to review after their visit, and unhappy ones reach you first so you can put things right.

03

Visits and local rankings in every report

Reports show store visits and where you rank for the searches your buyers make, next to what each campaign cost.

The first thirty days

Signature to first launch: 5 to 10 business days

What happens, and what we need from you at each point.

Days 1–2
What happens

We claim or take control of the Google Business Profile in your name and audit where you rank on the map against the shops you compete with.

What we need from you

Approve the profile access request, and confirm your real hours, categories and service area.

Days 3–5
What happens

Hours, categories, products and photos are corrected everywhere, and store-visit measurement is set up before a campaign spends anything.

What we need from you

Current photographs of the store, and what you most want people coming in for.

Days 5–8
What happens

The first geo-targeted campaign is built: radius, opening hours and the products worth the trip.

What we need from you

One round of comments, and a sense of how far your customers really come from.

Days 8–10
What happens

Launch, watched daily through the first week. Local campaigns go wrong quickly and quietly, usually on radius or timing.

What we need from you

Tell your counter staff the offer exists. That single step decides half the result.

Day 30
What happens

First full report: where you rank, the visits the spend produced and the cost per visit, with what we got wrong stated as plainly as what worked.

What we need from you

40 minutes, and a decision on what changes.

Terms, in plain language

What you are committing to

The same terms apply to every stage and service.

Questions

What retailers ask about store traffic

My customers walk in — they do not click

They search before they walk in. Between deciding and arriving, almost all of them check a map, opening hours or whether you have it in stock. The job is making that search end at your door, not the shop two streets over.

To a fair degree, yes: store-visit signals on Google and Meta, local inventory ads, offer codes redeemed at the counter, and campaign weeks compared with till data. It is not perfect attribution, but it is measurement rather than faith.

Seasonality is the argument for a plan, not against one. We build the promo calendar around your peaks, and run lighter always-on local search in between, so each peak opens to an audience that already knows you.

Yes. From Launch, campaigns are geo-targeted around each location and every store is reported separately. Dominate runs every platform across every location.

You keep everything, including the Google Business Profile work, the local pages, the review system and the customer list, all built in your name.

Fit

Who this works for, and who it does not

A good fit if

Most of our work looks like this.

The wrong choice if

Said plainly, so nobody spends a call finding out.

Next step

Book a strategy session

The session
$95, credited in full toward your first invoice. You share your goals, we look at where you stand, and you leave with a written plan you keep.
What we go through
We review how you show up in nearby searches, and whether anything measures who reaches your door.
What you leave with
What to fix first locally, what it should bring through the door, and what your staff can handle.

AdvanSEM

Retail strategy session

40 minutes on how nearby shoppers find you, and what should bring more of them through the door.

40 minutes on how nearby shoppers find you, and what should bring more of them through the door.

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