Gurugram has the densest concentration of high-ticket advertisers in North India, which means two things for anyone buying ads here. Auction costs on commercial terms are among the highest in the country, and your competitor is probably running a well-funded account too.
That changes what works. Cheap leads are abundant and nearly worthless — a ₹80 enquiry on a ₹1.4 crore flat is not a prospect. The accounts that work in this city are the ones that qualify inside the ad: price stated, sector named, configuration specified. Volume drops, site visits rise, and the sales team stops hating marketing.
We report in cost per site visit, cost per booked consult, cost per quote sent — whichever one your business actually runs on. Not cost per lead.
We're based in Delhi NCR, so this is home ground — we can be in a meeting room the same week if it helps.
A real audit of your live campaigns — structure, tracking, creative and where the budget is leaking. Free, and yours to keep either way.
We're a good fit once the account has enough spend to learn from. If it isn't there yet, we'll tell you on the first call and suggest what to fix instead.
We're based in Delhi NCR, so Gurugram is a short drive and we're happy to meet. Most of the work happens over weekly calls and WhatsApp regardless — ad accounts don't improve because someone is in the room.
There is a floor, and where it sits depends on your category and market. Below that an account can't generate enough conversion data to learn from, and the retainer takes too large a share. We'll say so on the first call rather than in month three.
Usually because the ad doesn't qualify. Stating price, sector and configuration reduces lead volume and raises site visits — it's the single highest-leverage change in most NCR real estate and interior accounts.
Yes, and it's one of our strongest categories. The metric we manage to is cost per site visit, not cost per lead, because the second one is easy to fake and pays nobody.
If paid media isn't the right spend for you right now, the audit will show that too — and we'll say so.