Scorpion Rewarded for Customer Focus

Customer focus, customer experience are common themes in our coverage. In an intensely competitive environment, how we treat customers is often what determines success or failure.

So it’s always worth highlighting when a company earns accolades for its commitment to these principles.

Entrepreneur magazine has named Scorpion the top company among franchise marketing suppliers for the second year running.

Scorpion is a digital marketing agency that provides site design, SEO, content marketing, social media, and reputations monitoring to SMBs and franchise businesses. It also has a focus on the legal and health care verticals.

To arrive at the designation, Entrepreneur surveyed more than 500 franchise businesses to ask them to list the firms they use and trust the most across a range of services, including account, real estate, franchise brokerage and more. Scorpion earned top honors in the marketing category.

“We are proud to help our franchise clients grow their brands and become leaders in their markets—and we do that with our state-of-the-art technology and five-star service, which help take the stress and guesswork out of franchise marketing,” said Scorpion CEO Rustin Kretz. “So, to our clients, we say a big ‘Thank you!’ because you’re what keeps us growing and innovating as a marketing company.”

Scorpion has earned other accolades for customer support, including being named Google Champion of Customer Satisfaction two years in a row. The company is also on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies.

Scorpion recently released Scorpion One, an all-in-one digital marketing platform built for franchise businesses. The platform is designed to align franchisor national brand efforts with franchisee local marketing campaigns.

“It’s easy for franchise marketing to become fragmented. Scorpion One helps franchisors remove the chaos and confusion from marketing that burdens many brands today,” said Scorpion CMO Corey Quinn. “With a single digital marketing platform and a single partner guiding their strategy, it becomes easier for franchisors to streamline their marketing—resulting in improved brand messaging and visibility, as well as more effective and efficient marketing that allows franchise brands to better scale their growth.”


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