The new ABM program sells to multi-shop operators, but 14 of the 16 case studies are shops with one or two locations, and the enterprise page has a single quote. Shopmonkey already has the right proof (Tint World at 150+ locations, RNR Tire Express at 13, Byrider's 148+ dealerships and a COO who onboarded 75 locations at once); it just isn't written up where an MSO buyer looks.
First action
Ask Tint World, RNR Tire Express and Byrider for one rollout number each, and find the company behind the "75 locations" quote.
How to measure it
Demo requests from the enterprise and multi-shop pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 2x the current rate
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pick the four
Tint World, RNR Tire Express, Byrider and the company behind the 75-location quote.
ABM Manager 1 day
Interview
A 30-minute call each: locations, rollout time, what was standardized, one result.
Product Marketing 1 week
Write a standard format
A box at the top: locations, region, rollout weeks, products used.
Product Marketing 2 days
Publish
On the enterprise and multi-shop pages, above the form.
Marketing Ops 1 day
Make the kit
A four-story PDF for 1:Few campaigns and a printed insert for direct mail.
ABM Manager 3 days
Give it to sales
One slide per story for MSO first calls.
ABM Manager 1 day
Add more
One new multi-location story each month from current MSO customers.
Product Marketing Ongoing
Why it works
Write four short multi-location stories with the facts an operations leader asks first: number of locations, how long the rollout took, what was standardized (pricing, inspections, workflows), and one result per story. Put them on the enterprise and multi-shop pages, name the company behind the "75 locations" quote, and turn the set into the first ABM downloadable and direct mail insert.
An MSO buyer is betting several locations on one switch, so proof from operators of a similar size matters more than feature lists. The ABM Manager is asked to build downloadables and direct mail kits in their first weeks; this gives the program its content.
Ready to use
CopyMulti-location story format
Headline: [Company] runs [N] locations on Shopmonkey Box: Locations | Region | Rollout time | Products used 1. Before: how the locations ran (systems, reporting, pricing differences) 2. Rollout: how many locations went live, how fast, who led it 3. Standardized: pricing, inspections, workflows, reporting 4. One result with a number 5. Quote from the operations leader (name, title) CTA: Book a multi-shop walkthrough
Risks and how to handle them
Customers decline to share numbers
Use operational facts (locations, rollout weeks) that are rarely sensitive.
Byrider's rollout is old news
Ask for a 2026 update on how many locations are live today.
Evidence
- Your websiteOf the 16 case studies in the sitemap, 11 are single-location shops and 3 have two locations; only RNR Tire Express (13 locations) and Tint World (150+, a wrap and detail franchise) are multi-location operators at scale.Source
- Your websiteThe homepage says "See why over 8,000 shops trust Shopmonkey" and the pricing page "See why 8,000+ shops run on Shopmonkey", "powering everything from single-bay shops to 100+ location franchises". A homepage quote reads "We onboarded 75 locations at one time. Shopmonkey lived up to every promise." from "Jeff Stark, COO", with no company named.Source
- Your websiteThe newsroom's most recent posts are from 2022: Byrider selecting Shopmonkey for "all 148+ locations nationwide" and "more than 2,000 Byrider employees" (August 3, 2022), a new CTO (June 2022) and a G2 Leader badge (January 2022). Byrider has no case study.Source
- Your websiteThe enterprise page ("Franchise Management Software") promises standardized processes and pricing at scale, royalty and sales monitoring, "Enterprise Data Streaming", PMP-certified project managers, data migration and Shopmonkey Academy training. Its only customer proof is one quote from Tint World's President and CEO.Source
- HiringAccount-Based Marketing Manager (Larkspur, CA, hybrid; OTE $120k-$132k): owns a "newly launched" enterprise ABM program aimed at Multi-Shop Operators (MSOs) and multi-location auto service businesses, with acquisition campaigns "live for a few weeks". Runs tiered 1:1, 1:Few and 1:Many campaigns across LinkedIn, Google Ads, Meta and direct mail; builds downloadables, personalized landing pages and direct mail kits with Product Marketing and Sales; owns target account lists and enrichment; reports pipeline influence and ROI to revenue leadership. Selling to franchises and field services is "a strong plus".Source