Net-new reach
Access India-first audiences beyond the saturated ad auctions.
Tap Jio's network to unlock new, lower-cost demand across India - layered on top of your existing program to feed a retargeting engine that converts cheaply.
In short
Jio Ads lets Indian brands reach audiences across Jio's network, often at a lower cost than crowded Meta and Google auctions. I'm Vishal Pothur, and I plan and run Jio Ads as a top-of-funnel layer for India-focused ecommerce and local brands, feeding that reach into Meta and Google retargeting and judging it on blended acquisition cost.
Most brands fish in the same Meta and Google ponds, bidding each other up. Jio Ads opens a different, India-first pool of top-of-funnel demand - often at a fraction of the cost.
I use it to widen the top of the funnel, then channel that new reach into a retargeting engine that converts at a lower blended CAC than paid social alone.
Access India-first audiences beyond the saturated ad auctions.
Cheaper top-of-funnel impressions to widen your prospect pool.
Feed Jio reach into Meta and Google retargeting for conversion.
Lower overall acquisition cost by diversifying demand sources.
I dig into your data, funnel and unit economics to find where the leverage and the leaks actually are.
A prioritised plan tied to revenue targets - not a checklist of random tactics.
We ship weekly with a disciplined testing cadence, so learnings compound fast.
Double down on winners, cut the losers, and grow what's already working.
Let's see if Jio Ads can lower your blended acquisition cost.
You need a store that already converts, retargeting audiences ready on Meta and Google, and tracking that can tell Jio-sourced visitors apart from everyone else. Jio Ads widens the top of the funnel. If the bottom of the funnel leaks, cheaper reach just means cheaper wasted visits.
Before a test starts, I check these basics. Most of them take a few days to set up, and skipping them makes the test results impossible to read afterwards.
Compare blended acquisition cost before and during the test, and follow Jio-sourced visitors through retargeting to purchase. Platform-reported reach and clicks on their own tell you almost nothing about whether the channel is paying for itself.
I set the question before spending: does adding Jio reach lower the cost of a customer once retargeting is included? Then I hold the rest of the program steady during the test window so a Meta creative change or a sale doesn't get credited to Jio. Where volumes allow, running Jio in some regions and not others gives a cleaner comparison than looking at one account over time.
If the test shows Jio reach converting more cheaply through retargeting, budget moves up in steps. If it doesn't, the money goes back to the channels that are already working, and you've lost a small test budget instead of a quarter.
Last updated by Vishal Pothur