An operator
who learned to market.
The Redwine Group is a small firm with a simple thesis: marketing for local business works better when it’s run by someone who’s actually run one.
Built by an owner.
For owners.
I’m Brandon Redwine. I’ve spent the last several years inside the marketing problem from both sides — running my own local businesses from the ground up, and managing significant digital advertising budgets for established ones.
What I kept noticing was the gap: most marketing firms sell services they’ve never personally relied on to feed their families. They optimize campaigns they don’t have to fund. They write strategies for businesses they’ve never actually operated. And local owners are the ones paying for that learning curve.
The Redwine Group is built differently on purpose. Strategy comes first. Plans are written, not pitched. We take on one client per category in each market so we never have divided loyalties. We turn down work we don’t believe we can do well.
It’s a quieter way to run a firm. It’s also the only way I know how to do this work and respect the people writing the checks.
Local business is the most underserved market in marketing.
The biggest agencies chase national accounts. The smallest freelancers chase volume. The owner of a thriving local business — the vet, the salon owner, the contractor, the boutique — gets stuck between agencies too big to care and freelancers too inexperienced to help.
That’s the gap. That’s the firm.
If this sounds
like the right fit.
Start with a free Local Growth Audit, or schedule a 30-minute call. Both come without a pitch deck.
Let’s see if we’re
the right fit.
Two ways to start. Pick whichever feels right — both are free, neither comes with a pitch deck.