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How Mainland and 1851 Franchise Impact Your Brand Story & Supports the Sales Funnel
Our 3-part process for driving leads and sales straight to your "door".

You might be asking yourself, "PR sounds great and all, but what does it do for our bottom line?" At Mainland and 1851 Franchise, we make sure that every solution we provide is designed to drive leads and sales straight to your door. Our 3-part process starts by establishing your story and audience and takes you all the way through publication and distribution.
This is essential to creating the voice. Who are they? What do they do?
With our model, this is established in a few ways:
Ultimately, our recommendation is to pile on in states (when you have a validator), meaning increase your budget in that state and surrounding states. And use insights (like economic conditions, product interest) to influence your strategy.
In today’s franchise development world, the prospect needs to be fed content that helps them figure out their decision. Their decision is the key term, meaning they want to come to the conclusion that your brand makes sense for them on their own.
To do so, they spend a ton of time researching, reading and absorbing various parts of your story.
Upon interviewing buyers after they have bought, there are a lot of similarities in why:
With this insight, we build content that supports each of these categories. Based on the level of engagement with Mainland, this can either happen quickly or slowly and methodically.
Our Baseline Content Check List includes:
Then, the following stories create an incredible baseline:
Category 1: Positioning the Brand
Category 2: Growth of the Brand
Category 3: Opening, Signing, Marketing
Category 4: Franchisees
Then, we get into counter content, which will be your point of view that answers any reason someone wouldn’t buy the brand.
So, you have some content, now what?
If you engage Mainland and 1851 for digital services and advertising (what we call AMPD), we can:
How Audiences Are Built on Mainland and 1851:
Sharing on social media: Every time a new story publishes, your team posts on social and then shares it with their audiences.
Brand audience paid: Through AMPD, you can increase the right audience in the right markets by building ad campaigns. This can be done through your social too by boosting a post.
How to pick the right content: There are three easy ways. First, if you see an article is getting more reads than another, that means the content is sticky. Second, look in Google Analytics and see if you find a spike in article referral traffic. Third, determine whether or not that story addresses a key part of the buyer’s process (like an updated growth story).
Ultimately, to be successful, brands will want to:
So, what can you do on your own?
When an article publishes:
Other things Mainland and 1851 Franchise can do:
The bottom line is, Mainland and 1851 Franchise can do a lot to impact your brand story and your sales funnel. We know the franchise business inside and out, and we have the expertise, strategy and technology to help you achieve your growth goals.
Mainland
SPONSORED
Our 3-part process for driving leads and sales straight to your "door".

You might be asking yourself, "PR sounds great and all, but what does it do for our bottom line?" At Mainland and 1851 Franchise, we make sure that every solution we provide is designed to drive leads and sales straight to your door. Our 3-part process starts by establishing your story and audience and takes you all the way through publication and distribution.
This is essential to creating the voice. Who are they? What do they do?
With our model, this is established in a few ways:
Ultimately, our recommendation is to pile on in states (when you have a validator), meaning increase your budget in that state and surrounding states. And use insights (like economic conditions, product interest) to influence your strategy.
In today’s franchise development world, the prospect needs to be fed content that helps them figure out their decision. Their decision is the key term, meaning they want to come to the conclusion that your brand makes sense for them on their own.
To do so, they spend a ton of time researching, reading and absorbing various parts of your story.
Upon interviewing buyers after they have bought, there are a lot of similarities in why:
With this insight, we build content that supports each of these categories. Based on the level of engagement with Mainland, this can either happen quickly or slowly and methodically.
Our Baseline Content Check List includes:
Then, the following stories create an incredible baseline:
Category 1: Positioning the Brand
Category 2: Growth of the Brand
Category 3: Opening, Signing, Marketing
Category 4: Franchisees
Then, we get into counter content, which will be your point of view that answers any reason someone wouldn’t buy the brand.
So, you have some content, now what?
If you engage Mainland and 1851 for digital services and advertising (what we call AMPD), we can:
How Audiences Are Built on Mainland and 1851:
Sharing on social media: Every time a new story publishes, your team posts on social and then shares it with their audiences.
Brand audience paid: Through AMPD, you can increase the right audience in the right markets by building ad campaigns. This can be done through your social too by boosting a post.
How to pick the right content: There are three easy ways. First, if you see an article is getting more reads than another, that means the content is sticky. Second, look in Google Analytics and see if you find a spike in article referral traffic. Third, determine whether or not that story addresses a key part of the buyer’s process (like an updated growth story).
Ultimately, to be successful, brands will want to:
So, what can you do on your own?
When an article publishes:
Other things Mainland and 1851 Franchise can do:
The bottom line is, Mainland and 1851 Franchise can do a lot to impact your brand story and your sales funnel. We know the franchise business inside and out, and we have the expertise, strategy and technology to help you achieve your growth goals.
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About the Author
Nick Powills, CFE, founded No Limit Agency in 2008 and serves as Chief Brand Strategist for the Chicago-based firm. No Limit is a full-service communications agency that establishes and elevates brands by bridging Public Relations, Social Media, Marketing, Advertising, Digital, and a lot of creativity, to best strategize well-rounded and successful campaigns for 50+ global franchise brands. By presenting visionary ideas and building real relationships, No Limit is able to create effective media branding strategies to help companies grow. Nick currently leads a staff of writers, media strategists, designers, social media experts and digital producers in an office think-tank where brands are humanized for strong, compelling media stories. Prior to starting No Limit at the age of 27, Nick spent four years working at a franchise PR agency where he mastered the art of building rapport with media outlets and creating newsworthy pitches for earned media placements. He holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Drake University in Iowa.
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