Marketing for multi-location cabinet businesses. One system. Every location covered.
Three showrooms shouldn’t mean three ad accounts, three agencies and three versions of the truth. One centralized system runs every location — campaigns per market, per-location pages and reviews, and one weekly console that shows which sites earn and which need help. Cabinet Era grew from 3 locations to 6 on it.
What one system across every location delivers.
Outcomes, not activity. Here is what multi-location owners tell us changes first.
Qualified homeowners booked at each location through a system that works the same way everywhere — no location left to figure marketing out on its own.
Every call, form and booked consultation tagged to its location. Shift budget to the sites that earn it and spot a fading market before it becomes a quarter.
We back our work. If we do not deliver agreed results in the first 90 days, you do not pay. No long-term contracts, no lock-in.
The three ways multi-location marketing eats itself.
Two managers, two ad accounts, one overlapping radius — and suddenly your own showrooms are bidding up the same kitchen keyword. You pay the auction twice to win the customer once.
The group total looks fine, so the argument starts: every manager claims the wins and blames the market. Without per-location numbers, budget follows whoever argues loudest — not whoever earns it.
You cloned the buildout, the vendors, even the floor plan — but the marketing gets reinvented from scratch, and the ramp takes quarters instead of weeks. Growth that should compound keeps restarting.
Right now, two of your locations may be bidding on the same kitchen.
Owners like you, on the record.
From three showrooms to one machine.
Nobody opens location two because marketing was easy — you opened it because the installs, the crews and the word of mouth worked. The group grew; the marketing picture didn’t.
Marketing stayed a per-location afterthought: a manager boosting posts here, a cousin’s agency there, three phone trackers that don’t agree.
At two-plus locations it stops being "not enough leads" and becomes self-competition and blur: overlapping ad radii bid against each other, one profile hoards the reviews while another starves, and the wrong showroom’s page catches her search. None of it shows up in a group-total report; all of it shows up in cost per job.
One account structure with clean market splits, per-location pages and review flows, profile discipline in every market, and one weekly console — rows are your locations. When location four signs its lease, launch is a config, not a gamble: Cabinet Era opened markets four, five and six exactly that way.
Bring your location list — we’ll map the whole group on one call.
One engine, run per location.
Campaigns for every market from one build, with radii and budgets set so your locations never fight each other for the same kitchen.
Each showroom gets its own pages, its own review flow, its own Google Business Profile kept congruent — local proof in every market, one brand across all of them.
Calls, forms and booked consultations tagged to the site that earned them — you know which showroom the dollar fed, and the weekly console settles the manager debates.
A launch kit built from your proven locations: campaigns, pages and review flow applied to the next zip code, with the ramp measured on the same console as everyone else.
Every location, one weekly page.
Rows are your locations. Ten seconds tells you who’s earning, who’s ramping, and who needs a call this week.
Book your group growth callIllustrative only: the showroom math (20 consultations at a 30% close) applied per location. Plug in your own close rate and product mix — not a revenue guarantee.
See if your markets are still open.
We take one business per market per category. Grab a time, or leave your details and a strategist reaches out — no pressure, no obligation.
30 minutes, free — grab any open slot.
Who this isn’t for.
The guarantee only works when the fit is right — so we’re direct about who it’s not for.
The group system earns its keep at two-plus sites. With one showroom, start with the showroom program — and graduate the day location two signs.
If every manager keeps his own agency, his own numbers and his own truth, one console can’t exist. This works when marketing is owned centrally — even if operations stay local.
If the plan is closing sites and shrinking the footprint, marketing isn’t the lever to pull first. We build systems for groups that intend to open the next location.
Questions owners ask before they call.
How does pricing work for multi-location businesses?
Per location, stepping down as locations are added — a five-location group does not pay five times the single-showroom rate. Scope is set on the group call: your markets, your overlap, and which locations launch first decide the number. Every location sees its own results either way.
Do all our locations have to start at once?
No. Most groups pilot with one or two locations — usually the strongest and one that needs help — prove the model on the console, then roll the rest in waves. Starting everywhere at once is possible, but the pilot path gets buy-in from your managers instead of demanding it.
How do you stop our locations from bidding against each other?
By structure, not hope: every location’s campaigns run from one account build with clean geographic splits, so two of your showrooms never compete in the same auction for the same kitchen. One budget, no self-bidding — overlapping-radius rules are set in week one from your actual service areas.
Can you track which location each lead belongs to?
Yes — that is the spine of the whole system. Calls, forms and booked consultations are tagged to the location that earned them, and the weekly console reports them per location. You know which showroom the dollar fed, and budget follows the numbers instead of the loudest manager.
What happens when we open a new location?
It launches on a kit cloned from your proven markets — campaigns, pages and review flow applied to the new zip code — and its ramp is measured on the same console as every other site. That is the motion Cabinet Era used going from 3 locations to 6: each new market started from the playbook, not from zero.
What if one location underperforms?
The console shows it early instead of burying it in a group average. Agreed results are set per market — a new suburb and your flagship don’t carry the same target — and an underperforming site gets a market-level diagnosis: demand, competition, profile, follow-up. Budget shifts while it’s fixed; nothing hides.
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Let’s get every location earning its keep.
Free strategy session — we audit each location’s footprint and map the unified plan, live.