Engagement · market entry

Awareness waiting when the stock arrives.

A brand with a proven product in one market, going into another. The failure mode is sorting distribution first and marketing second, then watching stock sit. This engagement runs demand generation ahead of the launch date and opens distributor conversations alongside it.

Suited toBrands taking an existing product into a new city or market

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What it includes

The scope, written down.

Agreed in writing before anything starts, so the retainer cannot quietly shrink over time.

Demand generation

City-specific content and a local content calendar
Geo-targeted Meta and Google campaigns around real catchments
Regional creator collaborations for local credibility
Quick-commerce listing optimisation and discovery campaigns

On the ground

Sampling drives in priority neighbourhoods
Retail activations and in-store demonstrations
Local events and hyperlocal promotional activity

Distribution

Identifying relevant distributor opportunities in the market
Introductions through existing regional relationships
Coordination during early channel conversations

How it runs

The rhythm of it.

Month 1

Build the market — campaigns begin, audience forms, creators identified, retail clusters agreed.

Month 2

Build product interest — creator collaborations go live, sampling starts in priority areas.

Month 3

Create purchase intent — performance intensifies, BTL steps up, distribution readiness completes.

Month 4

Launch and convert — visible across digital, listings promoted, activation supporting on the ground.


What changes

Described honestly, not as a stat.

We are not putting numbers on this page until there is published client work we can point at. What follows is what the engagement is for.

The brand is already familiar in the market by the time it is on shelf
Listings have traffic pointed at them rather than sitting undiscovered
Distributor conversations start warm instead of cold
Launch week has activity around it, not just stock in a warehouse

Questions

Before you ask on the call.


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