This page is for the brand team rather than the store. What you hand over, what you keep, what your team stops doing, and what you finally get to see.
Most networks cannot answer basic questions about local marketing, because it happens on hundreds of separate accounts. Running it in one place changes what head office can see.
Spend, reach, orders and return, store by store, in one table. Weekly, without asking anyone for a screenshot.
How many stores have launched anything, which packages are used and which are ignored, and a CSV of the stores doing nothing.
Which stores are not set up yet and exactly what each one is missing, so the gap is a task list rather than a mystery.
| Task | Today, in most networks | With Amplaro |
|---|---|---|
| A store wants a local ad | Email to the brand team, artwork request, days of back and forth | They pick a package and launch it |
| Checking it is on brand | Someone reviews each ad, when they have time | Applied when the image is built, nothing to review |
| Getting print done | Local printer, local artwork, local risk | Same artwork, ordered in the platform, delivered to the store |
| Knowing what ran | Ask around, or never find out | One report, every store, every week |
| Chasing the quiet stores | Gut feel | A downloadable list of who launched nothing |
Swipe the table sideways to see the rest.
Setup is real work and it is front loaded: import the store list, connect the ad accounts, load the brand font and artwork, and build the first campaign packages. After that the ongoing job is building new packages when the national calendar moves, which is work your team already does for national anyway. There is no per ad approval queue to staff, because there is no per ad approval step.
Timing and budget, at store level. Partners choose which pre-built campaign to run, how much to spend and when. Everything that carries brand risk stays with head office: the artwork, the fonts, the copy, the calls to action and the channels.
Not through Amplaro. Creative comes from packages head office builds, the brand font can be forced on every image, and the only free text is one local line inside a package head office wrote. There is no blank canvas anywhere in the partner experience.
Not on the default channels. Local runs on Meta feeds, stories and reels, on Google Maps, Discover and YouTube, which national campaigns do not saturate. Search packages exist for brands that want them, and they are switched off by default so nobody enters your own auctions by accident.
It moves from answering individual store requests to building packages a few times a quarter. There is no per ad approval step, because the rules are applied when the image is built rather than checked afterwards.
Yes. Head office sees spend, reach and results per store, which packages get used, which stores have launched nothing, and can download the lot as a CSV.
The brand does. Campaigns are created through the official Meta and Google APIs into your own ad accounts, and your store data, images and reporting stay in your own tenant, separate from every other brand on the platform.
Half an hour, your own font on a real ad, and a look at the head office reporting.
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