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Cannabis Marketing for Illinois Dispensaries
Comprehensive cannabis marketing services developed to help Illinois dispensary owners grow your business.
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Paid Advertising
Paid marketing often misses the mark for cannabis retailers.
We help dispensaries target and acquire their ideal customers.
Increased brand visibility in competitive markets
Higher quality traffic and leads
Improved ROI on ad spend
DRIVE REPEAT PURCHASES
Dispensary Email Marketing
Illinois dispensaries often underutilize their most valuable asset, their email list.
We help dispensaries maximize revenue from their email subscribers with cannabis email and segmentation.
Higher engagement rates and customer retention
Increased average order value
Boost in customer lifetime value
DOMINATE LOCAL SEARCHES
Dispensary SEO
Most dispensaries struggle to rank locally.
We help dispensaries from Chicago to Aurora climb to the top of local search results with proven, relevant strategies.
Improved visibility in local search results
Increased foot traffic to your physical locations
Enhanced online-to-offline customer journey
TRANSFORM DIGITAL PRESENCE
Web Design & Development
Dispensaries often fail to convert online visitors into in-store customers.
We help dispensaries turn website visits into in-store sales.
Higher conversion rates from web visitors to customers
Improved user experience and brand perception
Seamless integration with your other marketing efforts
LOCAL COMPETITION
Corner The Illinois Dispensary Market
We limit our partnerships to a handful of dispensaries to avoid conflicts and ensure you lead your local market.
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Illinois Cannabis Market Updates
Stay informed on the latest cannabis regulation updates in Illinois.
First adult-use cannabis dispensary set to open in Lake Zurich
Daily Herald | Sep 12, 2024
Construction is complete, and after a long wait the former TGI Friday’s restaurant is opening as the first adult-use cannabis dispensary in Lake Zurich.
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What reclassifying marijuana could mean for Illinois dispensaries
Axios | Apr 30, 2024
The Biden administration's plan to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug could have a major impact on legal weed in Illinois.
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Illinois Hemp Operators Call For Regulation Instead of Prohibition
High Times | May 9, 2024
Hemp industry advocates in Illinois have thrown their support behind a bill to regulate intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids while opposing a separate measure that would ban products containing such compounds, including delta-8 THC.
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Marketing Your Illinois Dispensary
In Illinois, the advertising landscape for cannabis business establishments is governed by robust regulations designed to ensure ethical marketing practices. Section 410 ILCS 705/55-20 outlines a clear framework aimed at protecting consumers, particularly minors, from misleading or inappropriate cannabis-related advertising. The state's commitment to upholding public health and safety is evident through these stringent rules.
Illinois strictly prohibits any form of advertising by cannabis establishments that could mislead consumers or appeal to those under the age of 21.
Ads must not contain any false or deceptive content.
There should be no promotion of excessive use of cannabis products.
Advertisements must not show individuals consuming cannabis.
No ad may depict or seem to include underage individuals.
Cannabis ads should not make health or therapeutic assertions.
The state has clear mandates on where cannabis advertising should not be placed, taking careful consideration to avoid locations frequented by minors.
Ads must not be within 1,000 feet of schools, playgrounds, childcare centers, and other youth-centric areas.
Cannabis advertising is not allowed on public transportation or public property.
Similar to content prohibitions, ads cannot mislead, promote overconsumption, or appeal to those under 21.
While advertising restrictions are comprehensive, there is an allowance for educational messages regarding cannabis.
Informational messages aimed at educating the public are exempt from typical advertising restrictions.
Promotional activities by cannabis businesses are also under scrutiny to avoid practices that might entice minors or encourage unsafe consumption of cannabis products.
It is not permissible to offer cannabis or cannabis products as part of a sales promotion.
Businesses cannot engage in activities that promote the consumption of cannabis in a game or competition format.
Any promotional materials should not be attractive to children in any manner, including resembling candy packaging or labeling.
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