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Six services. One catalogue. Nobody new on your payroll.

Each of these is a line item a merchant can buy from inside your product, with a price, a delivery window and a report. Behind all six is one agency: the same strategists, studio and service desk, not a marketplace of strangers.
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Buying one is deliberately boring

A merchant who has never briefed an agency should be able to order a campaign between two customers walking in. That constraint shaped every service on this page.

  1. Pick the outcome, not the tactic

    The catalogue is written in merchant language (more walk-ins, more re-orders, more enquiries) with the tactic underneath.

  2. Set a budget you already understand

    Minimums are set per category so a single-outlet bakery is never shown an enterprise number.

  3. Answer three or four questions

    Category, radius, what is on offer, what to avoid. Everything else is Cocomo's job.

  4. Approve once, then read a report

    One approval touch mid-flight, one report at month close. That is the whole obligation.

Most merchants start with two, not six

These are the pairings that work in practice, by the kind of business on your platform. They are also the fastest ones to switch on, because they need the least from your side.

Food, retail and salons

  • Influencer marketing
  • WhatsApp marketing

Local creators bring the first visit; WhatsApp brings the second and the fifth.

Clinics, services and trades

  • Search & SEO
  • Meta ads

The map listing carries intent; paid fills the gap while rankings build.

D2C and e-commerce

  • Content studio
  • Performance & analytics

Assets are the bottleneck; attribution decides whether the spend continues.

Put one of these in your product this quarter.