More customers from social media — without posting yourself.

Sushi Millot began as a home-based operation, selling plates to friends, family, and locals who were lucky enough to hear about them. The food was memorable, but discovery depended almost entirely on word-of-mouth and repeat customers. As demand grew and they acquired their first food truck—and later expanded to two locations—their online presence didn’t keep up with the quality or momentum of the business. The Goal: Make Growth Visible Online By the time Sushi Millot had two

Social presence that finally matches the in-store experience

TNT Automotive Specialist already had what matters most in an auto shop: honest, high-quality work and a wide range of services. But their online presence didn’t match the standard they delivered in the shop. If you weren’t referred by someone, it was easy to overlook them in favor of competitors who simply showed up better online. They didn’t need to change their work. They needed to change how that work was presented and discovered. The Plan: Build a Professional, Connected