The rhythm
Ad spend, leads, customers and store numbers, updated daily. You never wait on a report to know how the week went.
Your own POS numbers: revenue week over week, new and repeat customers, turns per day, store by store.
A written report on everything we run for you, then a call with your account manager to go through it and plan the month ahead.
A longer look at the whole business: advertising, email and text, conversations, revenue year over year and reviews.
The month-end report
One email covering the whole calendar month against the one before. You only see sections for the services you have. It’s written up and sent by your account manager, so when you reply, a person answers.
The strategy call
Your account manager brings the month on slides, so you’re both looking at the same thing. You leave knowing what worked, what we’re changing, and what we need from you. These are real slides from the deck, filled in for the same demo store.
Month-end review deck · demo store
Most reports are built to look busy: impressions, click-through rates, a wall of charts, and no sentence telling you whether any of it worked.
Ours answers three questions. What did you spend, what did it bring in, and what are we doing about it next month. Then a person gets on a call and goes through it with you.
Common questions
A named person on our team who works only with laundromats. Their name is on every report, and their calendar is behind the Book a Call button in your portal.
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