Franchise Marketing Agency
Franchise Marketing Agency. Built for corporate and every franchisee.
Branded location pages for every territory, corporate-vs-franchisee program and billing splits, co-op ad fund management, and an onboarding playbook that gets new locations live in search before they open. One system, every location.
- Flat monthly fee, not a % surprise
- Month-to-month, no long-term contracts
- Senior Canadian team, Google Partner
What we build
Real marketing work for franchise networks.
Territory & location pages at scale
One branded page per location or territory, built to match “[service] near me” searches for that address, with consistent brand voice and messaging across every franchisee.
Corporate vs. franchisee program splits
Separate campaigns and budgets for corporate-funded national or regional pushes versus franchisee-funded local campaigns, billed and reported the way your franchise agreement requires.
Co-op ad fund management
Google Ads campaigns for individual franchisees funded through co-op or MDF programs, with the spend documentation and reporting most reimbursement processes require.
Fast onboarding for new locations
A repeatable playbook that gets a new franchisee's Google Business Profile, location page, and local campaigns live before their doors open, not months after.
Marketing that works for corporate and every franchisee.
Flat monthly fee, not a % surprise
Google Ads management is quoted at 10% of monthly ad budget, min $600/mo, but it's written into your agreement as a flat dollar figure, so every location knows exactly what it owes.
Brand governance built in
Every location page and ad follows your approved brand guidelines and messaging, with an approval workflow so nothing franchisee-specific goes live off-script.
Central and per-location reporting
Corporate sees the full network rollup; each franchisee sees their own location's numbers. Same platform, no reconciling spreadsheets across territories.
Senior Canadian team
Toronto and North Vancouver offices, Google Partner. No offshore hand-off, no rotating juniors relearning your franchise system on your dime.
Franchise marketing, step by step.
01
Franchise system audit
We map every location's Google Business Profile, existing ad accounts, and website structure, and sort out what's corporate-owned versus franchisee-owned before touching anything.
02
Build the territory pages & split programs
Branded location pages per territory, corporate/franchisee program structure, and co-op ad fund reporting set up the way your agreements and reimbursement programs require.
03
Onboard new locations on a repeatable playbook
As new territories open, launch follows the same checklist every time: profile, page, campaigns live before opening day instead of a from-scratch project.
Built to pass procurement.
The ownership and process answers your legal, ops, and franchise development teams will ask before this gets signed.
You own your Google Ads account
Every account is created and owned under your business's own Google Ads login, never an agency-controlled MCC you'd have to fight to leave.
You own GA4, GTM, and every byte of data
Analytics, tag manager, and all conversion and location data live in your own Google account from day one, corporate or franchisee.
Clean handoff if we part ways
Month-to-month means no lock-in. If you leave, you keep your ad accounts, analytics, Google Business Profiles, and website, with a documented handoff of what's running and why.
Named senior specialists on your account
A senior strategist is named as your point of contact, not a rotating pool of junior staff learning your franchise system on your dime.
A clear escalation path
Questions route to a named account lead first, with a direct line to a partner if something needs to move faster than a normal check-in.
Regular reporting, including executive summaries
A standing monthly reporting cadence with a plain-language executive summary for corporate stakeholders alongside full data for local marketing teams.
Central and per-location reporting
Corporate sees the full network rollup; each franchisee or regional manager sees their own location's numbers, in the same system.
CRM and offline attribution
We connect ad and SEO data to your CRM or lead-tracking system, so corporate can see which campaigns produce booked appointments or sales, not just clicks.
Brand governance and approval workflows
Every location page, ad, and piece of local content is built from your approved brand guidelines, with sign-off built into the process before anything goes live.
Dev, staging, and QA on every site build
Website work moves through a staging environment and QA review before anything touches your live, franchisee-facing site.
Security and accessibility practices
Standard practices for access control and credential handling, and WCAG-aligned accessibility, on every site and page we build.
Vendor and procurement documentation on request
Insurance, vendor forms, security questionnaires, and other procurement paperwork provided on request, so onboarding through your vendor process doesn't stall.
Franchise marketing agency FAQ.
Google Ads management is quoted at 10% of monthly ad budget with a $600/mo minimum, and that percentage gets written into your agreement as a flat dollar figure, so a $10,000/mo budget is a flat $1,000/mo fee, a $30,000/mo budget is a flat $3,000/mo fee, and a $50,000/mo budget is a flat $5,000/mo fee. Your ad spend goes to Google in full, no markup. Location pages are $50 per page per month with a 10-page minimum ($500/mo); a network running pages across 30-60 territories typically lands at $1,500-$3,000/mo. A rebuilt site with a proper location-page template is a one-time build from $1,500-$20,000+ depending on scope. Custom pricing applies at large multi-territory scale. $0 setup, month-to-month, no long-term contracts.
Ask whether they've actually structured corporate-vs-franchisee split billing before, whether they can document co-op or MDF ad spend the way your reimbursement program requires, and whether a new location can be live in search before its grand opening or if it'll wait months. An agency used to running one budget for one business will struggle with the reporting and governance a franchise system needs. Ask to see how they'd structure your specific network before you sign anything.
Yes. We run and report Google Ads campaigns funded through co-op or marketing development funds (MDF) at the individual-location level, with the spend documentation most co-op programs require for reimbursement approval. Corporate sees the network rollup while each franchisee's co-op spend stays traceable to their own campaigns.
Yes. Corporate-funded national or regional campaigns and franchisee-funded local campaigns are set up, billed, and reported separately from day one, matching how your franchise agreement splits marketing responsibility. Corporate gets network-wide reporting; each franchisee gets their own location's numbers without wading through everyone else's.
We work from a repeatable onboarding playbook: Google Business Profile claim and verification, a branded location page built from your approved template, and local campaign setup all move before the doors open, not weeks after. Exact timing depends on how early the address and hours are finalized, but the process itself is a checklist, not a from-scratch project every time.
Every location page and ad is built from your approved templates and messaging guidelines, with an approval workflow before anything franchisee-specific goes live. Franchisees get local relevance, their address, their reviews, their neighborhood, without going off-script on brand voice or claims.
Get a marketing plan built for your franchise network.
A free audit of your locations, ad accounts, and website, plus transparent flat-fee pricing in your custom proposal, split however your corporate and franchisee agreements require.