Modern stack, no legacy debt
GA4, server-side tracking, modern CMSs, current ad APIs. We're not still running an agency on tools from 2017.
South Bend is small enough that getting found locally still moves real revenue, and big enough that the competition is sharper than it was five years ago. Our CRM programs are designed for that exact middle ground.
Most South Bend-area businesses we meet bought a CRM, configured 60% of it, and now use it as a glorified contact list. We come in as the technical owner: pipelines, properties, automations, dashboards, integrations, data hygiene. The goal is a system your sales and marketing teams actually want to log into because it makes their job easier.
GA4, server-side tracking, modern CMSs, current ad APIs. We're not still running an agency on tools from 2017.
The strategist on your kickoff call is the strategist who runs your account. We don't do bait-and-switch staffing.
Code, creative, accounts, and strategy documents all live in your systems. No proprietary lock-in, no hostage data.
Real relationships with St. Joseph County and Indiana businesses, not a national agency parachuting in with a templated playbook.
South Bend is the largest city in Northern Indiana and the regional hub for healthcare, higher education, and emerging tech — anchored by the University of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's, and Holy Cross, plus Beacon Health, the South Bend Cubs, and a steadily growing tech corridor along Ignition Park. The market is more competitive than smaller surrounding cities and rewards businesses with real digital fundamentals in place.
Sectors we know well in the South Bend market:
Beyond South Bend, we serve CRM clients across St. Joseph County and the surrounding Indiana region, plus neighboring Midwest and Great Lakes markets.
Same CRM expertise, neighboring cities:
Deduplication rules, required fields enforced at the form layer, and a quarterly hygiene pass. Garbage in, garbage out — we'd rather have 5,000 clean contacts than 50,000 stale ones.
HubSpot is our default for B2B services and SaaS — the free tier scales reasonably. For ecommerce, the native Shopify CRM plus Klaviyo often beats a standalone CRM. For complex sales orgs, Salesforce. We don't sell licenses, so the recommendation is unbiased.
Engagements are typically scoped monthly based on user count, integration complexity, and reporting needs. We share the rate card on the first call.
Yes — including data export, custom-field mapping, integration rebuilds, and side-by-side validation before cutover. Most migrations take 4-8 weeks depending on complexity.
Most engagements kick off within 2 weeks of a signed scope. The 14 days are spent on access provisioning, baseline measurement, and stakeholder interviews so the work that follows isn't blind.