CRM Setup & Automation
HubSpot, GoHighLevel or a custom CRM, set up so no lead is lost: one pipeline from first click to signed contract, with automated follow-up in between.
Agencies sell service menus. An engine has switches. Everything we run for a cabinet business sits on one of the four below, and each switch routes to the services that power it.
Every finished install becomes a page that ranks and sells: photos, scope, city. The compounding half of the engine, still working after any single campaign ends.
Paid search and social that only spend on cabinet buyers inside your showroom radius. The fastest switch: appointments this month, while the rankings build underneath.
Buyers now ask ChatGPT before they call, and the first showroom to answer an inquiry usually wins it. This switch makes both answers yours, backed by the systems that keep every lead moving.
A buyer comparing three showrooms reads the reviews last, right before choosing. A steady flow from every finished install settles that comparison in your favor.
Most owners arrive with a symptom, not a service name. Find the closest one; the linked page explains the work.
For dealers, multi-location showrooms, manufacturers and wholesalers, the switches only pay off if the lead is answered, tracked and followed up. This is the operations layer behind the marketing.
HubSpot, GoHighLevel or a custom CRM, set up so no lead is lost: one pipeline from first click to signed contract, with automated follow-up in between.
Website, CRM and ERP connected, so data flows from first click to final installation instead of being re-typed between systems.
For manufacturers, wholesalers and multi-location groups: account campaigns for dealers, builders and contractors, scoped to your pipeline on the call.
Also for distributors.
Analytics that show which campaigns generate real jobs and revenue. Weekly optimization, and a report on pipeline value rather than vanity metrics.
Guaranteed showroom appointments in 90 days
guaranteed or you don't pay
A qualified appointment counts when the buyer confirms a time. Attendance is tracked separately.
Cabinet businesses served
Cabinet Era sales growth (named case)
3 → 6 locations · 4+ year partnership
No. A single showroom usually starts with two channels and adds the rest as the calendar fills; multi-location and trade businesses run the full engine from day one. The pricing page shows how the tiers map to the switches, and the strategy session settles which switch your market needs first.
Paid search (Google Ads). It spends only on cabinet buyers inside your showroom radius, so appointments arrive this month while project pages and reviews build the compounding half underneath.
Yes. Manufacturers, wholesalers and multi-location groups run the same engine pointed at dealer, builder and contractor accounts. The target for those programs is scoped to your pipeline on the strategy call rather than the showroom-appointment number.
You do. Ad accounts, landing pages, project pages, creative and data are built in your name and stay with you if we ever part ways.
Weekly. Each report counts what the switches produced (calls, direction requests, booked appointments and pipeline value) and names the next optimization, and you talk to the strategist who runs the account.
Week one is the audit of your channels, competitors and market. Campaigns go live after a fast kickoff, optimization runs weekly, and day 90 is the review against the promise: 20 showroom appointments in 90 days — guaranteed or you don't pay.
Not sure which channels fit your market? Book the free strategy session, or start with the free cabinet audit. Showrooms and dealers usually begin with the showroom program; manufacturers and distributors start with the trade lane above. For what switch 01 looks like over a year, read the NextDAY Cabinets case study.
20 showroom appointments in 90 days — guaranteed or you don't pay. The strategy session maps which switch your market needs first.