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300+ brands.

Which brands get the most out of working with you?

Brands that already sell and already spend on ads, but feel growth has stalled, tend to get the most value. They have enough traffic and data to show where revenue leaks, so the work can start at the real constraint instead of guessing.

• Fashion and ethnic-wear brands with large catalogues
• D2C brands spending on Meta and Google Ads
• Founder-led brands launching their first store
• Booking-led businesses that need better lead quality

Fashion, ethnic-wear and D2C brands on Shopify are the closest fit, because the store, the ads and organic search all share the same product and collection pages. Large catalogues gain a lot from better structure, as Singhania's did. Service and booking businesses can benefit too, like Saphir Thai Spa and The Binge Town, where the job is a clear path from visit to booking.

How do client engagements usually start?

Most engagements start with a discovery call and then an audit of the website, funnel, traffic sources, tracking and SEO visibility. The scope comes after that, built around what the audit finds rather than a fixed package.

From there, a brand gets a prioritised 90-day plan tied to revenue targets. Some engagements stay focused on one area, such as a Shopify build or a Google Ads restructure. Others grow into ongoing work across ads, CRO and SEO once the first constraint is fixed. One-time audits for Google Ads, Meta Ads and Shopify are also an option if you want a clear read before committing to a retainer.

Whatever the starting point, the early weeks focus on the biggest leak first. For The Binge Town that meant changing what the campaigns optimised toward. For Singhania's it meant collection structure and technical SEO. For Divya Hair Paris it meant building the store from zero. The first fix sets the direction for everything after it, and the scope can widen from there.