For local
businesses.
Turn reviews, seasonal offers, customer photos, and service data into local campaigns. Your customers already wrote your best marketing, and the agents build with their words and your photos, not stock creative.
(AG) The team
Three elements,
briefed on your block.
The same team structure that runs every CHANN3L (a Strategist, a Producer, an Analyst) pointed at what a local business actually has: reviews, photos, seasons, and a service area.
Planning Element
Frames the move.
Reads your Google reviews, service-area data, and local competitors, then picks the move: which seasonal offer leads, which neighborhoods see it, and which review lines prove the point.
Production Element
Builds the assets.
Builds the assets from what your customers already gave you: real photos and real review lines instead of stock creative. Offer promotions, posts, emails, and page copy in plain language.
Proof Element
Reads the results.
Reviews the results you share (calls, bookings, redemptions, new reviews) and reports back in plain language: what to repeat, what to stop, and what to line up for next season.
(IO) The exchange
Real reviews beat
stock creative.
Agents run on your business truth: garbage in, garbage out. A local business has more truth on hand than almost anyone: years of reviews, real customer photos, and a calendar of busy and slow seasons.
That's enough to start. No brand guide, no strategy deck: your reviews and photos already carry your voice and your proof.
- Local campaigns
- Offer promotions
- Review-driven creative
- Neighborhood targeting
- Seasonal calendars
Everything arrives as drafts for your approval; nothing ships without you.
(EX) Example scenario
One slow season,
handled by the team.
An example scenario (illustrative, not a client case study): a neighborhood pizzeria with quiet winter weeknights. This is what the deliverables look like at each step.
The Strategist plans the move
The team reads two years of Google reviews and the owner's notes on slow months. Five-star reviews keep naming weeknight family dinners and two dishes by name. The plan: a weeknight family offer, aimed at the three zip codes most reviewers come from, led by the customers' own words.
Deliverables
- One-page campaign plan
- Offer framing
- Neighborhood target list
The Producer produces the assets
The strongest review lines and the owner's own photos become the campaign: no stock photography, no borrowed slogans. Everything arrives as drafts for the owner's approval before anything goes out.
Deliverables
- Social posts
- Offer page copy
- Email to the regulars list
- Counter flyer copy
The Analyst proves what works
After the offer runs, the owner shares what came back: bookings, mentions at the counter, new reviews. The Analyst writes the readout in plain language: which posts earned attention, whether the offer showed up in new reviews, and what to queue for spring.
Deliverables
- Plain-language readout
- Repeat / stop / test calls
- Spring campaign shortlist
No performance numbers here on purpose: results depend on your offer, your area, and your season. The team's job is to make the work reviewable, so you can see what earned attention before deciding what runs next.
(PK) Where to start
Two ways
to staff up.
Most local businesses start with a single seasonal campaign. If marketing is the thing you never get to, the managed option puts humans on implementation too.
Campaign Pack
Best for businesses that need one campaign built from existing inputs.
You have the reviews, the photos, and a season coming up. The team turns them into one complete campaign (offer, posts, emails, landing copy) with an execution checklist you can run yourself.
- Business intake
- Goal brief
- Offer positioning
- Campaign strategy
- 30-day content calendar
- + 5 more
Managed Marketing Execution
Best for businesses that want CHANN3L plus human implementation.
For owner-operators who don't have a marketing hire and don't want to become one. The agents do the planning and production, humans handle implementation, and you approve in plain language.
- Monthly strategy
- Weekly campaign production
- Content execution
- Landing page and email assets
- Creative briefs
- + 3 more
Your neighborhood knows you.
Now your marketing will too.
Start with one channel and a three-agent team briefed on your reviews, your photos, and your seasons.
Human-approved. Source-grounded. Built around your business.