Cannabis Lead Generation for Dispensaries

Owners often ask us to just run Google and Instagram ads; our page on social media ads for dispensaries explains what Meta allows. For licensed THC retail, those platforms largely prohibit product promotion, and accounts that test the edges get shut down. Policies also shift, so we check each platform's current rules before suggesting any paid placement, and we never try to disguise a cannabis offer to slip past review.

That leaves plenty of ground. People searching for a dispensary near them, checking which store has a strain in stock or comparing first-time deals are already high-intent. Capturing them through search and maps, then keeping them through your own list, is steadier than any ad account.

The first job is fixing how the store shows up in search. Our cannabis SEO work covers location pages, product category content and the technical setup that age gates often break. Next comes the site itself: if menu pages load slowly or hide behind a pop-up, cannabis website design fixes that so search visitors stay.

Then we turn visitors into a list. A clear sign-up offer, such as early access to drops or a birthday deal, captures email addresses with explicit consent. SMS needs extra care: carriers and SMS platforms apply their own cannabis content policies on top of TCPA consent rules, so we discuss what your provider allows before writing a single text.

Organic social helps people remember you, even though it rarely creates the first visit. Our social media marketing for dispensaries page explains what can safely be posted.

Ongoing work is billed on a monthly plan from $1,000 a month. You are not tied in: it continues month to month and you end it with 7 days' written notice. A website rebuild or a one-time audit is quoted as a fixed price in writing before we begin, and builds start at $1,000. Point-of-sale, menu, email and SMS software is billed by those providers. Your customer list, content and website remain the dispensary's property.