LOMA

Media agencies play an important role in supporting brand growth but when it comes to local execution most simply aren’t equipped to execute community-based marketing at scale. Agencies are typically built for high-level strategy, national campaigns, and creative production. It is difficult to handle the real, day-to-day challenges of scaling local marketing—things like managing school sponsorships, sourcing neighborhood-specific vendors, or coordinating flyers for a grand opening. That’s where LOMA comes in.
LOMA isn’t here to replace your agency—we’re here to fill the gap. Our platform gives you a powerful, scalable way to execute hyper-local tactics. Whether it’s launching a fundraising night at a local restaurant or distributing with just a few clicks, LOMA helps brands activate at the neighborhood level with ease.
We streamline execution, save time, and help local operators access brand-approved campaigns that are tailored to their brand. That means less back-and-forth, fewer delays, and stronger local results. So while your agency focuses on the big picture, LOMA helps you win where it counts most—in the communities you serve every day.
Local marketing doesn’t have to be messy. With LOMA, it’s finally manageable.
Featured resources
Resources we think you should read.
The Local Store Marketing Imperative: Why 2026 Demands a Shift in Franchise Marketing Strategy
The data is clear: franchises that fail to prioritize local store marketing in their budget allocations will find themselves at a severe competitive disadvantage. The traditional approach of heavy national media spending is rapidly losing effectiveness.
2025 Annual Franchise Marketing Report: Data Shows Gaps in Local Marketing Oversight
85% of brands in the survey recognize local marketing as essential for driving customer connections. Franchise systems that balance tech innovation with disciplined local marketing support are best positioned to build lasting customer relationships and maximize ROI.
Why is local store marketing so hard to scale for multi unit brands and what is LOMA doing about it?
Why is local store marketing so hard for multi unit brands to scale and what is LOMA doing about it? Let me give you my take on answering this question as I have 25+ years of experience in the field marketing space for multi-unit brands.


