Psychedelic Therapy, Cannabis & Hemp
You can’t run Google Ads. You can’t boost a post on Instagram. Your email provider might shut you down for sending a newsletter about your own licensed services.
If you operate a psilocybin service center, a licensed cannabis business, or a hemp and CBD brand, most of the marketing channels other businesses rely on are closed to you.
- Google Ads prohibits cannabis advertising even in legal states.
- Meta won’t let you promote THC products or psilocybin services.
- Mainstream e-commerce platforms won’t host your shop.
What that leaves you with is organic search, content, local visibility, and a handful of email platforms willing to work with regulated businesses.
That’s where we work.
Why This Space Needs a Different Kind of Partner
Cannabis marketing agencies exist, and many of them are good at what they do. Many of them also charge $5,000 to $15,000 a month and are built for multi-location operators with real marketing budgets.
On the other end, you can hire a freelance content writer or a generalist SEO agency. But content produced without regulatory awareness creates costly problems.
The gap between those two options is where most operators in this space actually sit. You need senior-level work from someone who understands the rules, at a price that reflects the reality of your business.
Psilocybin and psychedelic therapy providers
Oregon’s Measure 109 program has been operating long enough to produce real data and real attrition. Roughly a third of licensed service centers have already closed. The ones still running need clients, and the marketing playbook for reaching them barely exists.
No one can run paid ads. OAR 333-333 restricts what you can say even in your own organic content. Most service center operators are figuring out visibility on their own, with uneven results.
Cannabis
Dispensaries and processors in legal states face platform hostility at every turn, but at least there’s a known market. The problem is that most cannabis marketing agencies price for multi-state operators.
And most generalist agencies don’t understand what OLCC rules prohibit, why therapeutic claims create compliance risk, or why embedded e-commerce menus often fail to appear in search results.
Hemp and CBD
Hemp brands face a version of the same platform restrictions as cannabis, plus the added complexity of FDA scrutiny on structure-function claims. The content on your site has to sell a product without crossing lines that most writers don’t know exist. Getting this wrong is more than a branding problem. It’s a regulatory one.
Grassroots and advocacy
Harm reduction organizations, drug policy advocates, and nonprofits working in this space face the same platform restrictions as licensed operators. The same ad bans, the same content flags, the same email provider anxiety.
They need organic visibility built by someone who understands the territory, not a generalist who treats their mission like any other client.
What We Do
SEO for regulated businesses
Your prospective clients are searching for you. The question is whether they find you or the operator two towns over.
We build the organic search foundation that most businesses in this space are missing: technical SEO, local search optimization, Google Business Profile management, content architecture, and a site structure that gives search engines something real to index.
For psilocybin service centers, that means working within OAR 333-333 advertising restrictions.
For cannabis businesses, it means building the content layer around your menu structure that gives Google real pages and local authority that your platform alone doesn’t provide. Embedded and externally hosted menu systems can make it difficult for search engines to fully crawl and index your product and category content on your own domain.
Based in Portland, OR, we work with Oregon Measure 109 service centers, OLCC-licensed cannabis businesses, hemp brands, and psychedelic therapy providers locally and nationwide.
Content that works within the rules
For psilocybin service centers, the biggest barrier to booking is that prospective clients don’t know what to expect. They have questions about preparation sessions, administration, integration, contraindications, and what the experience involves.
Most service centers answer these questions one at a time on the phone. We build that educational content into your site so it scales, converting curiosity into confidence and inquiries into bookings.
Every piece of content we write is informed by the regulatory environment you operate in. We know that:
- psilocybin service centers face strict advertising restrictions under OAR 333-333
- dispensaries can’t make therapeutic claims under OLCC rules
- hemp brands making structure-function claims risk FDA attention
This is what separates a senior content strategist from the generalist writer who doesn’t know what they don’t know.
Generative engine optimization (GEO)
People are asking AI platforms, generative search engines, and voice assistants about psilocybin services, cannabis products, dispensaries, and hemp brands right now. The businesses whose content is structured for AI parsing are the ones getting cited in those answers.
We structure your content so AI systems can find it, understand it, and recommend you.
Operational and technical support for regulated businesses
Psilocybin service centers, cannabis dispensaries, and hemp brands run on tech stacks with specific requirements: compliance documentation, product-tracking data, client records subject to confidentiality obligations, and e-commerce platforms that operate differently from mainstream retail.
We audit vendor and SaaS stacks, configure and maintain e-commerce platforms, reconcile inventory and operational data across systems, and build the backup and documentation infrastructure that keeps your business recoverable.
Who We Work With
Psilocybin and psychedelic therapy providers. Oregon Measure 109 service centers and manufacturers operating under OHA licensing. Facilitators and operators are building their practices in a space where the marketing playbook doesn’t exist yet. We also work with psychedelic therapy providers nationally as more states develop their own frameworks.
Cannabis. OLCC-licensed dispensaries, cultivators, and processors in Oregon. Single-location and small multi-location operations that need search visibility, content, and operational support they can actually afford.
Hemp and CBD. Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers are navigating the OLCC hemp registry, federal hemp frameworks, and the content and labeling requirements that come with both.
Grassroots and advocacy. Harm reduction organizations, drug policy advocates, and nonprofits are facing the same platform restrictions as licensed operators.
We work with cannabis and hemp businesses nationally, and psilocybin businesses in Oregon. The regulatory specifics vary by state, but the core challenges are the same everywhere: platform hostility, advertising restrictions, and the need for credible organic visibility.
What We Don’t Do
- We don’t do paid media buying, but we can provide your paid search or social team with the organic strategy and content intelligence they need to make smart decisions and avoid compliance mistakes.
- We don’t do packaging or label design, but we work with local creative professionals who do.
- We don’t provide legal or compliance advice, but we write and build with full awareness of the regulatory environment, so your marketing doesn’t create problems your compliance team has to clean up. Brea’s years in legal SEO are especially valuable to a regulated business.
Why This Work Matters
You’re operating in industries that are changing how people think about health, pain management, end-of-life care, ecological sustainability, and personal autonomy.
Psilocybin therapy is producing measurable results for treatment-resistant depression, end-of-life anxiety, and PTSD. Clinical research continues to expand, and Oregon remains the only state with a fully operational legal framework for supervised psilocybin services, with other states watching closely.
Cannabis is providing alternatives for patients managing chronic pain, seizure disorders, nausea from chemotherapy, and conditions where conventional options have stopped working. As legalization expands, licensed operators need credible visibility to compete with both the unregulated market and corporate entrants entering the space.
Hemp is reshaping agricultural economies, textile manufacturing, construction materials, and biodegradable packaging. The 2018 Farm Bill opened the federal framework, but state-level regulation remains uneven, and the businesses that actually produce and distribute are still fighting for shelf space and search visibility.
CBD products are a significant segment of the hemp market, with applications in pain relief, anxiety management, sleep support, and skincare. The regulatory environment around health claims is tight, and brands that communicate clearly within those boundaries build the trust that drives repeat purchasing.
This is serious work with real consequences for real people.
The problem is that the institutions and platforms that control online visibility were not built with your industry in mind. In many cases, they were built to exclude it. That means the businesses doing this work are structurally disadvantaged in reaching the people who need to find them.
Our Commitment to You
We believe in cognitive liberty and we follow drug policy closely. But what drives this work for us is simpler than that. You deserve the same level of search visibility, content strategy, and operational support as any other legitimate business.
We chose this vertical because we wanted to work with clients whose work we respect, in a space where senior-level expertise makes a measurable difference.
If that’s the kind of partner you’re looking for, let’s talk.
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