Why Wheeler Marketing
BOLD SOCIAL MEDIA
We turn your brand into social media that pulls. From sharp content to captions with a point of view, every piece is built to make the right people stop, tap, and stay. We don’t just create content. We build the kind of presence that turns scrollers into followers and followers into customers.
Bold social isn’t louder. It’s sharper. It knows who it’s for and isn’t afraid to lose everyone else. We turn your brand into the one your competitors watch, the one your dream clients find first, the one your audience can’t quit. This is social with edge, intention, and the pull to make people choose you before you ever pitch.
What We Do
Bold Social,
Backed by Receipts
We turn established brands into the ones their category watches, screenshots, and quietly tries to copy.
We don’t do generic. Every brand we work with gets strategy that sounds like them, content that earns attention, and a presence that actually moves. This is social built with intention, not on autopilot.
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No À La Carte
CLIENTS
Our Team
The Team Behind Magnetic Brands
Dani Wheeler
Founder + Strategist
Hamayoun Rana
Social Media Manager
Kristin Giese
Executive Creative Director
Bogdan Cochirleanu
Master Copywriter
Umer (UJ) Javaid
Graphic Designer
TESTIMONIALS
Results Worth Talking About
Matt Schlecht
Owner
I'm not going to pretend I understand half of what they do over there, but the numbers don't lie. Customers are coming in talking about stuff they saw on social media. That didn't happen before. Now it happens almost every single day.
John Langdon
Co-Owner
I wanted a marketing person that felt like the head of the marketing division of my company. WMA's eagerness to learn, grow, and always be on the cutting edge combined with their responsive interaction is exactly what I wanted.
Julie Carruth
Co-Owner
Wheeler Marketing more than delivered. We saw an immediate increase in our engagement levels on Instagram and our followers have steadily increased. Dani always takes the time to understand our needs as a company, and her weekly reports help us keep track of our progress. Both she and her team take precautions to safeguard our account. They are very dependable and incredibly easy to work with. We wholeheartedly recommend Wheeler Marketing to everyone we know.
Landon Connerton
Owner
WMA has helped us with several projects and their knowledge and professionalism make it perfect every time. I highly recommend contacting Wheeler Marketing Agency, you will be happy.
FAQs
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Honest answer: it depends on what you mean by results. If you mean reach and engagement growth, you’ll typically see measurable lift within 60-90 days. If you mean revenue-attributed outcomes (sales, leads, in-store traffic correlation), six to nine months is a more realistic window to start seeing real signal.
Social media is a compounding channel, not a campaign. The first quarter is foundation: audit, strategy, content systems, and getting the engine running. The second quarter is where the system starts producing. By month nine to twelve, the audience built in the early months becomes the leverage that drives everything else.
This is why we don’t take three-month engagements. Anyone who promises results faster than this is either lying or selling vanity metrics.
Followers and likes are leading indicators at best. They tell you whether content is landing, but they don’t tell you whether the channel is producing business outcomes. Those are different questions.
The metrics that actually matter depend on what your business looks like:
For retail: in-store traffic correlation, branded search lift, sales attributed to social campaigns, and email list growth from social.
For service businesses: qualified inbound DMs, consultation bookings sourced from social, and conversion rate of social traffic on your website.
For e-commerce: revenue attributed to social referral traffic, average order value from social-sourced customers, and email list growth feeding the next sale cycle.
Reach and engagement metrics still get tracked, but they’re the dashboard, not the destination. The destination is always revenue, leads, or measurable brand equity.
Real talk: any agency promising guaranteed results is either telling you what you want to hear or building in escape clauses you’ll find later. We don’t do either.
What we do is operate transparently from month one. You see strategy before content runs. You get monthly reporting that ties activity to outcomes. If something isn’t working, it’s visible in the data and we adjust the next month’s plan accordingly.
Most of our engagements run for years because the work compounds. But every contract includes a 30-day notice clause on either side, so you’re never locked into a relationship that isn’t working. Our incentive is the same as yours: grow the (your) business.
es. WMA is based in Southwest Washington, but we work with established brands across the United States. The work is fully remote on our end, with on-location content production scheduled as needed for clients who want it.
Local clients (Pacific Northwest, Cowlitz County, Portland metro) often want in-store or on-site content production days, and we build that into the engagement. National clients typically work with us on a fully remote model, with content production handled through brand asset libraries, virtual creative direction, or scheduled travel for shoots when the scope requires it.
Whether you’re local or coast-to-coast, the model is the same: one team, full-service, accountable for the result.
We work best with established brands that have already proven the business works. Most of our clients fall between $1M and $5M in annual revenue, run multi-location or regional operations, and have built real reputations offline that hasn’t fully translated to social yet.
Industries we know well include outdoor retail, home services, food and beverage, professional services, and consumer brands with physical product. What unites them isn’t industry. It’s stage. Our clients aren’t trying to figure out if their business model works. They’re trying to scale a brand that already does.
If you’re pre-revenue, scrappy, or still figuring out who your customer is, we’re not the right fit. There are great agencies for that phase. We’re built for the one after it.
Less than you probably think. Our model is built so the people running your business stay focused on running it.
Most clients spend about an hour a month with us: a brief monthly review of reporting and the upcoming month’s plan. Onboarding takes more time upfront (a few hours over the first two weeks to align on brand, voice, audience, and goals), but after that, you should feel the channel running quietly in the background rather than adding another thing to your calendar.
We’ll always ask before posting anything sensitive, anything that involves your personal brand or executives, or anything that diverges from the agreed strategy. Outside of that, you don’t need to approve every post. The whole point of full-service is that you stop being the bottleneck.
Industries we know well include outdoor retail, home services, food and beverage, professional services, and consumer brands with physical product. What unites them isn’t industry. It’s stage. Our clients aren’t trying to figure out if their business model works. They’re trying to scale a brand that already does.
If you’re pre-revenue, scrappy, or still figuring out who your customer is, we’re not the right fit. There are great agencies for that phase. We’re built for the one after it.