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From a cannabis media site to AI local search.

Four companies since 2014, one acquisition, and the same idea running through all of them: knowing one industry deeply beats knowing every industry a little.

  1. 2014

    Cashinbis and Green Rush Expo

    Guillermo co-founded Cashinbis, a media platform covering the legal cannabis and hemp industry, and produced Green Rush Expo, the first cannabis event in San Diego. Interviews with dispensary owners kept landing on the same problem: nobody was building marketing for businesses that were not allowed to advertise.

  2. 2017

    Foottraffik

    He founded Foottraffik, the first SEO agency built only for cannabis dispensaries. The cannabis local SEO playbook got written there from scratch, including Google Business Profile work across every location a client operated. Paid search and programmatic advertising came later, inside the rules the category has to follow.

  3. 2019

    MediaJel partnership

    Foottraffik partnered with MediaJel, a cannabis marketing technology company, to widen what its dispensary clients could do with programmatic advertising.

  4. 2021

    MediaJel acquires Foottraffik

    The acquisition was an 8-figure exit. Guillermo stayed on for about two years to see the transition through.

  5. 2025

    Nearfront

    Launched in October 2025 to run the Foottraffik playbook with AI agents: review requests over iMessage, Google Business Profile optimization, local citations, ranking grids for every location, and tracking of what Google AI Overviews, Gemini and ChatGPT say about a brand. Reporting reads live from Search Console, GA4 and Google Business Profile.

  6. 2025

    BlueMap

    Takes the same local search work across North America to veterinary clinics, home services, medical and legal practices and restaurants.

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