Opening a business in Montreal takes more than a storefront — it takes being everywhere the customer looks.
Marché Mexican Girls needed to enter the Montreal market with a complete presence from day one — web, e-commerce, Uber Eats, DoorDash, Google, social media and visual materials. All built and integrated for the launch.
What changed with Teotech
What was built
Marché Mexican Girls couldn't afford a half-launch. In Montreal, customers have options. A new business that doesn't show up on Google, isn't on Uber Eats or DoorDash, and has no social presence communicating who it is — simply doesn't exist for a meaningful share of its potential market. That's why the project was designed as a full launch: **every front live at the same time**. Web and e-commerce ready to receive customers. Uber Eats and DoorDash configured for orders from day one. Google structured for local visibility. Social media with coherent identity. Campaigns to drive initial brand awareness. And physical materials — flyers, business cards, in-store screens — for presence in the physical space. Although the project is no longer managed today, it was one of the most complete launch exercises Teotech has executed in the Canadian market. A case that demonstrates what "a well-executed opening" actually means.
- Full website and 100% custom-built e-commerce for the brand
- Active Uber Eats and DoorDash integration from day one
- Google Business configured for visibility and local validation in Montreal
- Complete social media presence with coherent brand identity
- Digital campaigns driving brand awareness at launch
- Flyers and business cards designed with brand identity
- In-store screen design for physical presence
- Omnichannel opening — simultaneous presence at every touchpoint