David Jacob / Case study / Multi-location retail / Oklahoma + Michigan

Capital Dank

Create one coherent digital brand across multiple stores, two states, live menus, deals, and location-specific customer needs.

Sector
Multi-location retail / Oklahoma + Michigan
Engagement
Multi-location web, ecommerce UX, local SEO
Scope
Web and search platform

The mandate

Create one coherent digital brand across multiple stores, two states, live menus, deals, and location-specific customer needs.

The challenge

A multi-store dispensary experience can break quickly when customers land on universal pages, see the wrong menu, or lose their selected location between pages.

The strategy

Structured the website around state and store selection, then aligned location homepages, Dutchie menus, store-specific deals, mobile navigation, and local search signals.

Methods used

A connected system, not isolated deliverables.

  1. State and store-selection architecture

  2. Store-aware navigation, menu, and deal routing

  3. Dutchie embedded-menu integration and category paths

  4. Location schema, city content, and technical SEO

  5. Mobile experience, age verification, and app pathways

Business impact

What the work improved.

Reduced the risk of customers landing on the wrong store experience.

Made menus and deals more relevant to the shopper's selected location.

Built clearer local-search entry points for each market.

Created a scalable structure for new stores and state expansion.