get-creative.co

What It Is

Intentionally Creative is a highly specialized retail marketing agency for the alcoholic beverage industry. It serves independent liquor stores, wine shops, beer retailers, and regional chains. Its core proposition is helping these stores increase foot traffic and revenue through data-driven digital marketing, so they can compete with larger retailers. The website also highlights more than 10 years of experience across the three-tier alcohol industry, covering producers, distributors, and retailers.

Core Capabilities and Use Cases

Based on the available content, this is not a standardized SaaS tool, but rather a consulting-plus-agency execution service. Its main use cases include customer acquisition for stores, promotional strategy, digital marketing execution, brand development, product launches, distribution relationships, shelf strategy, margin optimization, and customer experience improvement. A key differentiator is that founder Alden Morris is directly involved in strategy, projects, and growth, rather than handing clients off to a junior team after signing. The service explicitly mentions direct communication via Slack/phone and monthly strategy meetings.

Data, Case Studies, and Pricing

The website repeatedly emphasizes “data-driven” work and “real, trackable data,” and cites a result of generating more than $700,000 in additional revenue for one store. However, it does not disclose the data source, measurement methodology, sample size, or verification process. As such, it can be viewed as a results-oriented service, but transparency remains limited. In terms of pricing, the main content does not show packages, starting prices, project fees, commission models, or contract terms. It only provides a call-booking entry point, suggesting that pricing is likely customized.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are its strong industry focus, making it especially relevant for alcohol retail—a regulated, highly local, promotion-heavy category. Founder involvement also means a shorter communication chain. Its case-study messaging is closely aligned with what store operators care about: revenue, foot traffic, and trackable data. The downside is the lack of public detail: it does not specify which ad platforms it uses, its SEO capabilities, email marketing systems, CRM or POS integrations, and there is no information about free trials or payment methods. It is not very friendly for customers who want to quickly compare budgets.

Who It’s For and Access From China

It is best suited to independent liquor stores, regional chains, alcohol producers, and distributors in the U.S. or in markets with a similar three-tier alcohol distribution system. If you are a general retailer, e-commerce business, or China-based alcohol brand, you would need to further confirm its compliance experience, channel resources, and localization capabilities. The available content does not make it possible to assess access from China; network availability, payment methods, and contract arrangements are not disclosed. If you are looking for alternatives in the China market, consider local digital marketing agencies, beverage industry consulting firms, or service providers with experience in private-domain store operations.