The Challenge
Pizza Guys were frustrated by stagnant paid social performance. Results plateaued, changes came slowly, and errors were frequent under their previous vendor. They needed a genuine partner to collaborate with their skilled in-house team and elevate their digital strategy.
The Solution
We began our engagement by prioritizing direct collaboration. Organizing regular, in-person meetings to foster open communication, ensure cultural alignment, and build trust between both teams.
This approach allowed us to identify operational nuances and unique goals across locations. Based on these insights, we led a comprehensive account restructure, designing clear budget tracking and transparent reporting processes for all stakeholders.
By instituting structured workflows and aligning marketing strategy for each store, we significantly reduced error rates and accelerated the pace of campaign optimization.
This hands-on process empowered better decision-making and ensured every marketing dollar was accounted for, driving stronger alignment and outcomes for Pizza Guys at both the corporate and franchise level.
The Results
Within just a few months, Pizza Guys saw a substantial increase in engagement across all paid social platforms. A direct result of our tailored, data-driven approach.
By customizing campaigns to address the unique needs of each store location, we unlocked new growth opportunities and enabled every franchise to track performance at a granular level.
Our team developed and implemented personalized monthly reports for each franchise holder, ensuring that actionable insights were at their fingertips and that every marketing dollar was accounted for. These reports quickly became a cornerstone of decision-making, evolving in real time to incorporate franchisee feedback and emerging trends.
With improved transparency and ongoing optimization, Pizza Guys confidently shifted from stagnant results to measurable, sustainable growth, empowering their internal team and franchisees with the clarity and control they needed to scale.
