Are you based in Orlando?
Yes. Markatter is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, and serves businesses across Central Florida as well as nationwide.
Which areas around Orlando do you cover?
All of Central Florida, including Kissimmee, Winter Park, Lake Mary, Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Oviedo, Winter Garden, Clermont, Lake Nona and Apopka, and out to Daytona Beach and Lakeland.
Can you staff conventions and trade shows in Orlando?
Yes. We provide brand ambassadors, hosts and field coordinators for conventions, trade shows and local activations, with QR lead capture that syncs to your CRM in real time.
Can you staff an event outside your core markets?
Yes. For events anywhere in the US, we source, vet and brief local brand ambassadors, hosts and field coordinators in that city, and they report to the same account lead as your digital campaigns.
Do we have to move every vendor to Markatter at once?
No. Most clients start with the piece that hurts most, often event lead capture or paid media, and add channels once the reporting proves out. The audit tells you where consolidation saves the most.
How fast do event leads reach our CRM?
In real time. QR scans and mobile form entries sync as they happen, and an automated text or email can go out within minutes of the conversation at your booth.
Which CRM do you work with?
We run on Impulzo, the all-in-one marketing platform, and we can also connect lead capture to the CRM your team already uses. We confirm the integration path during the audit.
What does reporting look like?
One weekly report covering spend, leads and cost per lead by channel, including each event and street-team route, plus a monthly review with your account lead.
How is pricing structured?
We scope a monthly retainer for ongoing digital work and quote activations and staffing per event. You see both on one invoice. The strategy call gives you a ballpark before any proposal.
How do you measure flyer distribution?
Each route gets its own QR code and landing page, so every scan and form fill is tied to the neighborhood where the piece was delivered. After each drop you get a route report, and leads flow into the same pipeline as your digital campaigns. You see which areas respond and where to send crews next.