Oi Marketing

Coldstream has a marketing problem most towns do not: one name, two communities and about fifteen minutes between the town around the creek and Okanagan Landing down by the lake and the airport. A business can be well known in half of its own municipality and invisible in the other. Oi Marketing works on that split deliberately, building a site and a search footprint that show up for people on both sides and keeping the location details in listings straight so nobody is sent to the wrong end of the valley.

The economy follows the geography, with lakeside services and hospitality around the Landing and acreage trades up the other way. Those customers search differently, and one page aimed at both usually satisfies neither, so the agency writes for each search separately and lets the map do the sorting.

There is no Oi Marketing office in this town and the account does not need one. Strategy, drafting, campaign changes and reporting are done at the Surrey desk and reviewed on a call, which is how the agency has run work for long enough that remote is the normal arrangement rather than the fallback.

Call 604-992-1712 and ask for the person who would run the work rather than a sales line. the Google Ads page is the sensible thing to read first if a paid campaign is what you are weighing up, and it is fair to ask on that call what happens in month one, who writes the report and what a missed deadline costs.