Most agencies do one or the other. We book the site on the bypass and the campaign that retargets whoever drove past it, then report both against the same number: enquiries that turned into customers.
Nine services on the list. Most clients start with two and add the third once the first two are paying.
Outdoor · Field
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Hoardings, unipoles, bus shelters, vehicle wraps, mall kiosks, roadshows and sampling. We negotiate the site, handle print and mounting, and send you dated photographs of every installation that went up.
Google · Meta · YouTube
02
We do not report impressions. You get cost per qualified enquiry every week, and campaigns that cannot clear your number get switched off rather than defended.
Search
03
Technical fixes first, then the pages and the links. Map pack and Google Business Profile work for businesses whose customers search with 'near me' and pick from the top three.
Naming, logo, identity, packaging, motion and photography. The guidelines are written so your own team can apply them.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and X. Calendars, reels and community replies, with the founders reviewing the hooks.
Media planning and buying, print and digital PR, press releases, and the reputation work nobody enjoys but everyone eventually needs.
Launches, exhibitions, trade shows, college events and roadshows, from the stall design to the staff standing in it.
Lifecycle journeys, broadcasts and a CRM set up so a lead cannot quietly go cold in someone's inbox.
Copy and video drafts, an assistant that qualifies enquiries out of hours, and scoring so sales calls the warm ones first.
A retainer that only produces a monthly PDF is a retainer nobody reads. This is the rhythm instead.
What we need from you: someone who answers enquiries within the hour. The best campaign in the world cannot survive a lead sitting unread until Monday.
The city, the customer and what a good month looks like in rupees. We will come back with where we would put the money first, and what we would not bother with yet.