Teya's paid media plan is "multi-week density saturation in hospitality-dense cities, paired with field/inside sales saturation", and this month it is hiring business development managers and reps in Birmingham, Leicester, Stoke-on-Trent, Chichester and Brighton. But teya.com has no city or regional pages at all: a billboard, radio spot or flyer in Leicester can only send people to the national homepage. Hungary already runs local merchant story pages ("Válaszd a helyit"); the UK has nothing similar.
First action
Build the Birmingham page with two local merchant stories.
How to measure it
Qualified leads from city pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +40% vs non-flight towns
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Pick launch cities
Towns with new BDM and BDR hires first.
Head of Performance Marketing 1 day
Find local stories
Two or three merchants per city, with permission.
Business Development Manager - Midlands 1 week
Build a city template
Story, local team, booking link, QR destination.
Marketing Engineers & Martech lead 1 week
Publish five cities
Birmingham, Leicester, Stoke-on-Trent, Brighton, Chichester.
Head of Creative 1 week
Tag every flight
City URL and QR code on each outdoor, print and radio asset.
Head of Performance Marketing ongoing
Route leads
City leads go to that area's BDM within the hour.
Go to Market Systems Admin (HubSpot) 2 days
Compare towns
Leads and CAC in flight towns vs matched towns without one.
Product Manager, GTM Platform monthly
Why it works
Build one page per launch city: a headline about that town's high street, two or three local merchant stories, the local team (with a direct booking link to the area's BDM), local proof such as how many local businesses already use Teya, and a QR code destination for outdoor and print. Give every flight its own city URL and measure leads per city against towns without a flight.
Local proof and a local person make a card-machine switch feel safe, and a city URL lets the team measure whether paired media and field sales really lower CAC, which is the claim the strategy rests on.
Ready to use
ChecklistCity page launch list
[ ] City headline and local high-street photo [ ] 2-3 local merchant stories with consent [ ] Local BDM name, photo and booking link [ ] Local proof (businesses using Teya nearby) [ ] QR destination with UTM per channel [ ] Lead routing to the area BDM [ ] Matched control town for measurement
Risks and how to handle them
Thin pages look templated
Only publish a city once it has real local stories.
Merchants change their minds about being featured
Get written consent and review each page yearly.
Evidence
- HiringHead of Performance Marketing (London, open on Ashby): owns paid media on Meta, TikTok and Google across 9 markets and "the lead-qualification engine that connects marketing to sales"; runs "seasonal flights, multi-week density saturation in hospitality-dense cities, paired with field/inside sales saturation", with DOOH, programmatic, local radio, print, guerrilla and billboards per city, because "paired media + sales density is how SMB CAC is broken at scale".Source
- HiringUK field sales hiring posted in October 2026: Business Development Managers and Representatives in Birmingham, Leicester and Stoke-on-Trent (Midlands) and London, Chichester and Brighton and Hove (South East), who find merchants "through outreach, networking, referrals and face to face meetings"; Payment Consultants in Southampton and Canterbury; self-employed Field Sales Consultants in Bath, Salisbury, Dorchester, Gloucester, Dundee, Falkirk, Kirkcaldy and London; and a London Sales Development Representative who books "Key Account Managers" with "merchants with complex needs".Source
- Your websiteSitemap (checked October 22, 2026): the UK English sitemap has 262 URLs, about 170 of them blog posts. There are no city or regional pages and no page for accountants or bookkeepers. Hungary runs a "Válaszd a helyit" (choose local) campaign with local merchant story pages under /fizeteselfogadas, and Czechia has merchant pages under /platby-pro-vase-podnikani. The paid landing pages /ppc/quiz-funnel and /ppc/personalised-offer ("Your personalised Teya offer is ready") are listed in the sitemap without a noindex tag, while /ppc/quiz-funnel-b is set to noindex.Source
- Your websiteThe same page lists a Head of Product Marketing to "Lead the bundle story that turns terminal-only customers into multi-product customers, equip sales with agent-generated merchant-specific briefings, and partner with the accountant channel build", and a Head of Creative for "the hyperlocal campaigns that scale us city-by-city".Source
- Your websiteMarketing leadership page (2026): Teya has "~80,000 merchants" across "9 European markets" and aims for "1M Merchants by 2030", with "$1.1B+ raised". The marketing organisation is five teams of "~25 humans" and "~58 agents": Product Marketing & Insights; Value Strategy & Pricing ("Live LTV and NPV models, pricing strategy across markets"); Creative & Content ("The discoverability play across Google, AI assistants and generative search"); Channels & Execution ("Paid, lifecycle, referrals and the accountant channel"); and Marketing Engineers & Martech, which owns "the three growth surfaces (Comms Hub, Teya App, Teya.com)".Source