From a dormant Facebook page to a business people can find, choose and return to.
Seven acts, one merchant. Watch how TeamLoom, the freemium tasters and the revenue stack compound into visibility, footfall and repeat trade — and where Loom earns at each step.
Act I — The starting point
"I have a Facebook page, so I'm already digital."
Khun Ploy runs a busy noodle shop on a good corner. Her entire digital presence is a page she last posted to over a year ago. No hours, no menu, no verified map listing — so 1,400 people walk past every day without ever knowing she exists. This is the typical Thai SME we meet on every route.
12 / 100
Digital visibility
1,410
Daily pass-bys
0
Captured
Last post
"เปิดแล้วค่ะ 🍜" — posted 14 months ago · 3 likes
Messages
7 unread · oldest 9 months
Hours / menu / prices
Not listed
Found on Google Maps?
No verified profile
"I have a Facebook page — so I'm already doing digital marketing."
Khun Ploy's only online presence
Why this compoundsOne free card opens the door. The ecosystem does the rest.
Acquisition at near-zero cost
TeamLoom routes and free tasters replace paid acquisition. The rep is the channel; the LoomCard is the contract-opener.
Visibility creates the proof
GBP completeness and beacon-driven walk-ins give the merchant measurable results before we ever ask for a subscription.
Revenue arrives in layers
SmartMenu, LoomLoyalty, LoomTab and LoomFlash subscriptions, plus domain, hosting, email and multi-card upsells as merchants outgrow the free tier.