
Kitchen Bath Marketing: Booked Estimates for Showrooms, With One Growth Partner per Region
A homeowner calls while you are on a job. By the time you get back to them, they have already booked an estimate with another showroom. Meanwhile, the monthly marketing report says your ads earned more clicks. Neither the report nor the missed call puts an appointment on your calendar.
Kitchen Bath Marketing connects advertising with the follow-up that turns an inquiry into a booked estimate.

What Kitchen Bath Marketing does
Kitchen Bath Marketing, or KBM, runs marketing programs for kitchen and bath dealers, cabinet showrooms, and renovation companies across North America. Its services cover Google and Meta advertising, missed-call follow-up, reviews, websites, and the work needed to connect those channels.
The measure is booked estimates. A business can start with missed-call recovery, add managed advertising, or choose a broader Growth Partnership that includes search, content, email, and reputation management. The scope changes with the program, so a showroom can address a specific gap before taking on the whole system.
What's broken about the alternative
Advertising and responding to inquiries are often treated as separate jobs. An ad can bring in a homeowner, but someone still has to answer, arrange an estimate, and keep the conversation moving. Measuring only clicks leaves the owner to work out what happened between the campaign and the calendar.
KBM puts that follow-up inside the marketing engagement. Its Growth Partnership also reserves a region for one kitchen and bath company, in writing. The agency agrees not to take another company in that service area, so the same partner is not running competing campaigns for the shop down the street.
How it works
Recover missed calls: Missed-Call Rescue texts the caller back within 60 seconds and sends a weekly report covering calls, estimates, and bookings.
Manage paid advertising: the K&B Ads Agent runs Google and Meta campaigns, with reporting focused on estimates booked. Ad spend is separate from the program fee.
Match exclusivity to the plan: Growth Partners receive the full region lock. Ads Agent clients get a protected area and first right to claim that lock.
Keep ownership of the accounts: clients remain administrators of the advertising, website, hosting, and social accounts KBM builds for them.
Review the work regularly: Growth Partnerships run in 90-day sprints with a monthly scoreboard. A named human strategist remains responsible for campaigns, including where AI handles repetitive optimization.
"I started KBM because owners kept paying for marketing they couldn't measure and leads they didn't own."
Eli Brown, founder
Who this is for
Kitchen and bath businesses that need a connection between finding homeowners and getting estimates onto the calendar. KBM delivers a managed service, so owners are buying the work rather than another dashboard to operate.
Missed-Call Rescue is $188 a month, with no contract and cancellation by text. The Ads Agent starts at $488 a month plus ad spend. Growth Partnerships start at $3,500 a month plus ad spend, and dealer networks with five or more showrooms have custom pricing. KBM advises budgeting at least $1,500 a month for advertising on top of the relevant program fee.
Learn more
Check your region with Kitchen Bath Marketing or see the Kitchen Bath Marketing listing on ShipBoost for category context.



