Marketing you can buy between two customers.
Start from what you want more of
The catalogue is written in outcomes, not in tactics. You do not have to know what a lookalike audience is, and you should not have to care.
More people walking in
Local creators posting from your shop, plus a store-traffic campaign inside a radius you set.
More repeat orders
A WhatsApp nudge to customers who bought before and have not come back, timed to your category's natural cycle.
To show up on Maps
Your business profile claimed, filled in and worked weekly, with reviews requested after real sales.
Photos that do not look homemade
A shoot day in the studio or on your floor, and a month of posts cut from it.
Enquiries, not likes
Lead ads that put a name and a number in your inbox, with the spend capped where you set it.
To know if any of it worked
One monthly report that matches spend against your own sales, not a screenshot of impressions.
Your total time commitment, honestly
Agencies fail small businesses because they need attention the business does not have. This is designed around the assumption that you have about fifteen minutes a month.
- 4Placing the order. Pick the outcome, the budget and the radius.
- 6One approval, mid-flight. You look at the drafts and say yes, or ask for a change.
- 5Reading the report at month close. It is one page and it opens with what changed.
- 0Everything else: casting, shooting, writing, buying, optimising, arguing with platforms.
Businesses this was built around
The agency behind MGP has run campaigns in all of these categories for more than a decade, which is why the catalogue already knows what works in yours.
“I do not want a marketing agency. I want Saturday to be busy.”
That sentence is the whole brief. Every choice in the catalogue (the minimums, the approval flow, the one-page report) exists so that a person running a shop can get a busy Saturday without acquiring a second job.
Questions merchants ask
Through the software you already use to run your shop. If your POS, billing or ordering platform runs MGP, it appears there. If it does not yet, tell them, or tell us and we will.
No. Most merchants on MGP do not have one. A business profile, a WhatsApp number and a shop are enough to run everything except e-commerce work.
No retainer and no contract. Orders are per campaign. If you stop ordering, nothing continues to bill.
You do, permanently, including for print and in-store use. They stay in your asset library even between campaigns.
Only with your permission, and only after you approve what goes out. You can also keep approval on every single post if you would rather.
Two rounds of revisions are included on everything produced. If a creator collaboration does not deliver, the order is re-matched at no extra cost.
Ask your software provider for MGP.
Or tell us who they are and we will have the conversation for you.