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The Cannabis Marketing Agency for New Hampshire Dispensaries

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Our Dispensary Marketing Services

Comprehensive cannabis marketing services developed to help New Hampshire dispensary owners grow your business.

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Paid Advertising

Paid marketing often misses the mark for cannabis retailers. We help dispensaries target and acquire their ideal customers.

Increased brand visibility in competitive markets

Higher quality traffic and leads

Improved ROI on ad spend

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DRIVE REPEAT PURCHASES

Cannabis Email Marketing

New Hampshire dispensaries often underutilize their most valuable asset, their email list. We help dispensaries maximize revenue from their email subscribers with cannabis email and segmentation.

Higher engagement rates and customer retention

Increased average order value

Boost in customer lifetime value

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DOMINATE LOCAL SEARCHES

Cannabis SEO

Most dispensaries struggle to rank locally. We help dispensaries from Manchester to Nashua climb to the top of local search results with proven, relevant strategies.

Improved visibility in local search results

Increased foot traffic to your physical locations

Enhanced online-to-offline customer journey

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TRANSFORM DIGITAL PRESENCE

Dispensary Website Design

Dispensaries often fail to convert online visitors into in-store customers. We help dispensaries turn website visits into in-store sales.

Higher conversion rates from web visitors to customers

Improved user experience and brand perception

Seamless integration with your other marketing efforts

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WORK WITH CAA

Lead Your Local Market

We limit our partnerships to a handful of dispensaries to avoid conflicts and ensure you lead your local market.

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NEWS & REGULATIONS

New Hampshire Cannabis Market Updates

Stay informed on the latest cannabis regulation updates in New Hampshire.

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New Hampshire Governor-Elect Opposes Adult-Use Cannabis

MJBizDaily | Nov 22, 2024

New Hampshire's governor-elect, Kelly Ayotte, has reiterated her opposition to legalizing adult-use cannabis, citing concerns about quality-of-life issues. This stance suggests that efforts to establish a recreational marijuana market in the state may face significant challenges.

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New Hampshire Expands Medical Marijuana Program

NHPR | Oct 15, 2024

New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program is set to expand following the enactment of three new laws. These laws broaden the range of qualifying conditions and increase the number of healthcare providers authorized to certify patients for medical marijuana use.

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New Hampshire Lawmakers Prepare Cannabis and Psychedelics Bills for 2025 Legislative Session

Marijuana Moment | Sep 23, 2024

New Hampshire legislators are preparing six cannabis-related bills for the 2025 session, including proposals to legalize marijuana and decriminalize certain psychedelics. These initiatives aim to advance cannabis reform and explore the therapeutic potential of psychedelics.

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Marketing Your New Hampshire Dispensary

New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program, established under RSA 126-X, provides a regulated framework for Alternative Treatment Centers (ATCs) to dispense therapeutic cannabis to qualifying patients. Operating within this program requires strict adherence to state regulations, particularly concerning marketing practices and patient interactions. Key compliance areas include:

  • Patient Verification and Documentation: ATCs must ensure that cannabis is dispensed only to registered qualifying patients or their designated caregivers. Each transaction should be meticulously documented, including patient registry identification numbers and the quantity dispensed, to maintain compliance with state regulations.

  • Advertising Restrictions: New Hampshire imposes stringent limitations on the advertising of therapeutic cannabis. ATCs are generally prohibited from widely advertising cannabis products or services. This includes restrictions on the use of product or strain names that are identical or confusingly similar to existing non-cannabis products, unlawful substances, or names that might appeal to minors. Additionally, packaging must not be attractive to children, and depictions of the product or images other than the ATC's logo are not permitted on the packaging..

  • Public Communication Standards: ATCs must adhere to specific location restrictions, such as not being situated within 1,000 feet of a drug-free zone or school. While the regulations do not explicitly mention advertising within certain proximities, ATCs should exercise caution in their public communications to avoid targeting areas frequented by minors or locations where advertising could be deemed inappropriate..

  • For detailed information and guidance, ATCs should consult the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services' Therapeutic Cannabis Program resources and the state's administrative rules governing ATC operations.

    Based on our BNCHMRK data top-performing dispensaries excel by building robust loyalty programs, with dataset averages showing a 55% opt-in rate for new customers. Success comes from maintaining high customer review rates above 4% for new customers, while achieving a 65% marketing opt-in rate through personalized communications. Creating distinctive brand positioning and optimizing customer experience are crucial differentiators in the market.

    Under New Hampshire law, Delta-8 THC products are legal to sell when derived from hemp containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, in alignment with the federal 2018 Farm Bill. New Hampshire follows federal guidelines on hemp-derived products, with some additional state-specific requirements through the New Hampshire Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food. Retailers must ensure products are properly labeled with ingredients and content clearly listed. Products must undergo third-party testing to verify Delta-9 THC content remains below the legal threshold. While the state permits retail sales, businesses should maintain proper documentation of testing and sourcing to demonstrate compliance with state and federal regulations.

    Our BNCHMRK data reveals successful dispensaries achieve a 56.9 average marketing efficiency ratio (MER) and maintain a $1.15 average cost per order (CPO). With an impressive 82% customer return rate, these results come from combining strategic local dispensary SEO optimization with targeted cannabis email marketing campaigns that drive consistent traffic growth.

    Look for an agency with proven cannabis industry experience, knowledge of the New Hampshire market, and a comprehensive dispensary marketing services. Check out our client results to see how we've helped dispensaries across the country to corner their market share through data-driven dispensary marketing.

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