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Localyzer
The brand-to-local system for co-op marketing across dealer and franchise networks
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Industry
Sales Marketing
Style
Typographic, Bento, Maximalist
Stage
Private
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About the site
Localyzer gives brands with franchise networks, dealer groups, and branches one system to launch local campaigns, social posts, and print while keeping co-op budgets under control. The landing page's condensed, all-caps teal display face on deep green gives the hero the confidence of a sports poster, before saturated cards in teal, yellow, coral, and lilac turn it playful. A useful reference for B2B marketing tools that want a bold, colourful brand system.
How this page sells
For brands with franchises and dealers: a system locations 'actually use', proven with adoption and co-op budget numbers.
Primary navigation
- Solutions
- About
- Blog
- Careers
- Contact
- EN / DE
- Book a demo
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A yellow eyebrow ('For franchise networks, dealer groups and branch organisations') over 'Local marketing that your locations actually use' in condensed teal caps, then 'with co-op budgets under control' and Get started and How it works.
Why it converts: 'Actually use' names the real pain: tools head office buys that local partners ignore. The eyebrow qualifies the buyer before they read further.
'Trusted by leading brands to manage local marketing at scale': Jeans Fritz, Takko Fashion, Mitsubishi, Vodafone, GWM.
Why it converts: Retail and automotive networks are exactly the franchise and dealer structures the buyer runs, so the proof lands close to home.
A sponsored Instagram-style post for 'Skateit' with a skater at Venice Beach, then Launch and Template cards: 'Stuttgart Location: Campaign ready to launch', 'Campaign Template: Summer Promotion, Budget €1,200'.
Why it converts: A real local ad with a city and a budget shows the end product a franchisee would publish, making the platform tangible.
'Created over 80,000 local campaigns' in condensed caps between the Launch and Template cards, with a Get started button.
Why it converts: Campaign volume is proof the system is used by locations, not just bought by head office, which is the claim the hero made.
Colour-blocked cards (Efficient Budget Usage, Automation & Simplicity with 'no training required', Scalable Solutions, Consistent Branding), then 1200 campaigns a month, 70%+ adoption and €1.4M co-op budget used.
Why it converts: 70%+ adoption and co-op money actually spent are the two numbers a channel-marketing head reports on, so they carry more weight than any feature.
Six saturated tiles: Expand Your Reach, Co-op Budget Management (a €41,848 budget split across Frankfurt, Munich and Online), Steer by Results, Paid Ads Automated, Social Posting at Scale, Dedicated Support.
Why it converts: The budget split by city is the view a head of channel marketing has wanted in a spreadsheet for years. It sells the control story visually.
A long quote from a regional bank's marketing lead: 'For over four years, we have been successfully working with Localyzer…', covering SEA, display, local TV ads and store openings.
Why it converts: A four-year relationship shows retention, and a list of channels proves breadth from a customer's mouth, not a feature list.
Three data-led articles: a World Cup sponsor stock analysis, Click & Collect across 306 fashion retailers, and a Valentine's Day city index.
Why it converts: Original retail research keeps the brand in front of marketers between buying cycles and positions Localyzer as the expert on local demand.
A scrolling marquee, 'Control of yo[ur local marketing]', in giant teal caps, then 'Unify campaigns, social content, and budgets in one platform.' with Get started.
Why it converts: 'Control' is the word that sells to head office, and the moving marquee ends on the same poster energy the page began with.
