Endpoint Gridhub
Partner co-marketing that reaches the shelf
We plan and run joint campaigns for brands and trade partners in Thailand — one shared brief, fixture-ready kits, and photo-proven store visits from Bangkok.
Plan a joint campaignWhere most teams begin
A Partner Campaign Briefing locks offer rules, logo hierarchy, and retailer constraints before anyone designs POS. Both parties leave with one document — not two drifting decks.
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Work you can request
Informational ranges only — no checkout. Book through conversation once scope and store lists are clear.
- Partner Campaign Briefing A shared brief that aligns brand, partner, and trade rules before creative or kits begin.
- Joint Promo Design Shared visual system for dual-brand offers — shelf talkers, headers, and partner lockups that stay readable.
- Co-Marketing Store Execution Crews that place joint POS, reset partner bays, and prove what landed with photo logs.
- Partner Visibility Audit On-floor scoring of joint placements, competitor adjacency, and whether partner kits still stand.
- Retailer Event Activation Short bursts for retailer anniversaries, category months, and partner-funded theme weeks.
- Partner Team Workshop Half-day sessions that teach sales and merchandisers how to protect a joint campaign on the floor.
What partners notice
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They held both brand teams to one brief. The joint promo finally looked like one story on the shelf, not two competing kits.
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Our distributor partners knew exactly what to place and when. Mid-campaign checks caught empty secondary displays before the weekend.
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No fake urgency on the floor materials — just clear partner logos, offer rules, and proof photos we could share upstairs.
Bring both partners to the table
Share your category, retailer mix, and campaign window. We will suggest the smallest useful next step.
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