Case study · From the Pluris libraryReceipt no. 4704
What sucked
Axia Partners rebrands the RV parks it acquires under its Anthem umbrella, and taking a newly acquired park through brand integration took 20 weeks: website, ad accounts, creative, and positioning.
One park could not take an online booking at all. Every week a park spent in that queue was occupancy the park never got back.
What they built
SageCreek rebuilt Axia's brand integration playbook around AI: a scoring tool on Claude Opus 4.6 that grades each acquired park on revenue management, dynamic pricing, digital marketing, and guest experience and prices the upside of fixing what it finds, plus per-park generation of ad creative and site copy. Integration dropped from 20 weeks to 4.
What changed
20 weeks → 4 weeks
to take a newly acquired park through brand integration
16 weeks
of additional ramped occupancy per acquisition
Online booking
live at a park that previously took no reservations online
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