For local businesses · Arizona
High school basketball players promote your business to the families who already watch them play. Every promotion carries its own code, so you can count who actually walked in.
A banner at the gym, a booster page, boosted posts, a print ad in the program. Most of it cannot tell you whether one customer came from it.
Nothing here is a guess. Each step hands off something you can see.
You pick the offer
We match the athletes
They post and show up
Each gets their own code
People scan it
They claim the offer
Cost per customer
Ambassadors across the Valley, matched to your business by market and by who their audience actually is.
These six are placeholders, so the photography and the numbers are not real ambassadors yet. What is deliberate is what the card leaves out: no school name. Arizona's NIL bylaws keep school names, logos, uniforms and facilities out of any paid promotion, so the roster is built that way from the first line of code rather than cleaned up later.
Three athletes, three codes, one taco shop offer. Pick up your phone, scan any code below, and watch this board move.
#04Gilbert
#11Mesa
#23ScottsdaleReading this on the phone itself? Open code #11 instead and come back.
Not impressions. Not followers. What one new customer cost you, in dollars, at the end of the month.
Illustrative example, not a past client result. Your first campaign replaces every number on this card.
Their followers are parents two streets over, classmates, coaches, the family that comes in every Friday. That is a smaller audience than an influencer and a far better one for a business with one location.
Tell us what you would want promoted. We will come back with which ambassadors match your market and what a first campaign would cost.
On the live site this form posts straight into HighLevel: the contact is created, an opportunity opens in the pipeline, your rep is notified, and the business gets a confirmation with a booking link. No separate CRM to keep in sync.