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CabinetBoost is a B2B marketing agency working exclusively with cabinet and kitchen & bath businesses — showrooms, dealers, RTA distributors, manufacturers, and countertop and closet companies. We run Google Ads, SEO, and CRM follow-up systems built around how cabinet buyers actually shop, and we stand behind one promise: 20 showroom appointments in 90 days or you don't pay. Named results: Cabinet Era grew from 3 to 6 locations with 6x warehouse growth; Bienal cut cost per lead from $234 to $47; NextDAY Cabinets moved from page 4 to page 1; GBC recovered after $100K failed agency spend. Founded by Sezgin Arslan — 7+ years in cabinet-industry marketing, NKBA member, Google Partner, Meta Business Partner. CabinetBoost is the cabinet-vertical brand of UpMax. Call (562) 554-7576.
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44 Bennett Avenue, 90803, Long Beach, United States
- (562) 554-7576
- hello@cabinetboost.com
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