Michael's story: From living in his struggling laundromat to selling the business at a profit within 2 years. The power of consistent, measurable foot traffic.
I WENT FROM LIVING IN MY LAUNDROMAT TO SELLING THE BUSINESS AT A PROFIT WITHIN 2 YEARS.
Michael's situation was dire. His laundromat in Daytona was struggling so badly that he was living in the business just to keep it running. There was no budget for traditional advertising, no clear path to growth, and no light at the end of the tunnel.
"I didn't know if I should keep fighting or just close the doors," Michael recalls. "I needed something that would actually bring customers in—and I needed to see it working."
What Michael needed wasn't just more advertising. He needed a way to prove that his business was growing—to himself, and eventually to potential buyers.
When Michael started geofencing, he saw something he'd never seen before: proof that his marketing was working. Every month, 50-60 GPS-verified customers walked through his doors because of the geofencing campaigns.
This wasn't just about foot traffic—it was about building documented, verifiable business value. When it came time to sell, Michael had months of data showing consistent customer acquisition. That's the difference between hoping for a good offer and negotiating from a position of strength.
Michael's story isn't just about marketing—it's about using verifiable data to transform business outcomes. GPS-verified geofencing gave him three things: customers, confidence, and proof of value.
Whether you want to grow your laundromat or eventually sell it, the ability to show documented customer acquisition changes everything.