Prepared for Akin Furniture · Marketing Proposal

A demand engine for the spaces
people grow old in.

Turn Hidden Value Into Market Power

Matmon builds and runs an insight-led pipeline that puts Akin in front of the designers, REITs, and architects shaping senior living and healthcare interiors — turning trend authority into qualified, repeatable opportunity.

~495
enriched decision-makers
12-mo
program · 6-mo initial term
3 layers
designers · buyers · architects

The Engagement

One engine. A validated database
and predictable pipeline.

Matmon builds and operates a demand generation engine that introduces Akin to three connected audiences: the interior designers who specify furniture, the healthcare REITs and operators who buy it, and the architects who influence the build. We lead with insight — not a pitch — and hand qualified meetings to Akin and its reps.

The program runs twelve months with a six-month initial term and a midpoint go/no-go review, so the work proves itself before either side commits to scale.

Who We Reach

Three layers, one buying motion.

Senior living furniture is rarely a single decision. We map the people who specify, the organizations who purchase, and the firms who shape the project before furniture is ever discussed.

Interior designer reviewing fabric and finish swatches against a senior living mood board
Layer A · The Specifiers

Interior designers & FF&E studios

The studios who select and specify furniture for senior living, healthcare, and hospitality spaces. They are the closest hand to the purchase decision — and the audience most receptive to trend authority.

~70 firms · ~224 contacts

Healthcare real estate executive reviewing senior living renovation plans on a campus
Layer B · The Buyers

Healthcare REITs, operators & channel

Five to six large healthcare REITs control the renovation budgets — Ventas alone touches roughly 900 communities. Add the operators who run them and the Direct Supply channel, and you have the rooms where furniture spend is decided.

~55 organizations · ~220 contacts

Architect with drawings and a scale model of a senior living community in a design studio
Layer C · The Influencers

Architects on institutional builds

Architecture firms designing senior living and healthcare facilities set the tone — and the furniture standards — long before procurement begins. Reaching them early plants Akin in the specification from day one.

~40 firms · ~96 contacts

~165target organizations
~495enriched contacts
~80%verified match rate

How It Works

The method, in four moves.

The trend content is the Trojan horse: we open doors with insight the market wants, then introduce Akin once attention and trust are earned.

  1. 01

    AI-assisted list building

    We assemble the target universe with AI-driven sourcing, then put a human analyst on quality control — real firms, real roles, no list bloat.

  2. 02

    Waterfall enrichment

    Verified work emails and direct phone numbers layered from multiple providers, reaching roughly an 80% match rate on the named decision-makers.

  3. 03

    Trend-led outreach

    A flagship asset — 2026 Trends in Senior Living & Hospitality Interiors — leads every email and message. Insight first, pitch second.

  4. 04

    LinkedIn & Meta custom audiences

    The same named list becomes a matched advertising audience, surrounding contacts with Akin's authority across feeds. No Google PPC spend.

The 12-Month Arc

Build, prove, then scale.

A deliberate sequence with a real decision point at month six — the program is designed to earn its own continuation.

Months 1–2

Build & Launch

Engine stood up: list built and enriched, trend asset produced, sending and ad infrastructure live.

Months 3–4

Activate

Outreach and matched-audience advertising run in concert. First conversations and meetings booked.

Months 5–6

Prove · Go / No-Go

Pipeline reviewed against targets at the six-month mark. Both sides confirm before scaling.

Months 7–9

Scale

Winning segments and messages expanded. Cadence and ad weight increased behind what works.

Months 10–12

Compound

Year-end ROI report, a maturing database, and a renewal decision grounded in results.

The Investment

Transparent, mostly variable cost.

A modest fixed footprint with media that scales only as the engine proves itself. Advertising dollars pass straight through to the platforms.

Monthly and one-time investment line items
Line itemCadenceAmount
Engine build & data foundationOne-time$4,500
Matmon management feeMonthly$3,500
Ad media — LinkedIn (~$1,200) + Meta (~$450)Monthly · pass-through~$1,650
Tools & data seatMonthly~$120
Performance bonus — per net-new qualified opportunityOptional$250
Month 1 (with build) ~$9,770
Months 2–12 (each) ~$5,270
6-month initial term, all-in ≈ $36,000
Full 12 months, all-in ≈ $67,700 incl. ~$19,800 pass-through ad media

Initial term math: $4,500 build + six months at ~$5,270 ≈ $36,000.

The Return

One mid-size order pays for the year.

Akin's furniture orders are large and repeatable. Against that ceiling, the program's fixed cost is small — and the upside compounds with every won account.

Break-even 1 order

A single mid-size project order covers the full-year investment.

Conservative ~$180K

3 projects at ~$60K each — roughly a 2.7× return on the year.

How We Start

From approval to first meetings.

  1. 1

    Approve the plan

    Align on scope, targets, and the six-month initial term.

  2. 2

    Build the engine

    Weeks 1–6: list, enrichment, trend asset, and infrastructure.

  3. 3

    Launch outreach

    Months 2–3: insight-led email and matched-audience advertising go live.

  4. 4

    Prove, then scale

    Review at month six, then expand behind what's working.

Conquer the Distance Between Brand and Buyer

Ready to build Akin's pipeline?

Approve the plan and we begin standing up the engine within the week.

Start the engagement

The Product

Already built around what these spaces are asking for.

Akin's seating, casegoods, tables, bed panels, and hundreds of fabric and finish options already align with the design directions shaping senior living, healthcare, and hospitality interiors today. Our job is to make sure the people specifying those spaces know it.

The people setting the direction for these spaces are already describing what Akin builds.

They expect spaces that are welcoming and authentic, not unlike those they enjoyed in their former homes… architects and interior designers are reimagining senior living spaces around the themes of hospitality, wellness and connection. Units are getting bigger, and more homelike.
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Senior living often draws from hospitality design to help achieve its boutique luxury feel — both environments are focused on creating a warm, welcoming feel.
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Baby Boomers are reshaping the industry by demanding greater choice — the next generation of residents expects warm, natural materials and personalization, not institutional finishes.
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