Consulting & Strategy
Not every problem is a campaign problem. Sometimes you need an outside look at how the business is structured, what the brand actually means in the market, and what to fix before you spend another rupee on ads.
The deliverables, named clearly.
Business Growth Strategy
A written growth plan with goals, milestones, and the marketing and brand work that supports each one.
Brand Expansion Planning
For brands moving into new categories, new cities, or new customer segments. The brand framework, the GTM, the timeline.
Competitor Analysis
A clear, honest read of who you’re actually competing with — what they do well, where they’re weak, where you can win.
SWOT Analysis
The classic strategic audit, applied to your business specifically. Useful when you’re planning the next year or pitching investors.
Marketing Audit & Reporting
A line-by-line look at what your marketing has spent and what it returned. Usually surfaces three to five things to stop, start, or fix.
A simple three-step process.
Listen
We sit with you, the team, and sometimes a few of your customers. The right question matters more than the right framework.
Frame
A written document — the problem as we see it, the options, and our recommendation with rationale.
Plan
If you want to take the recommendation forward, we plan it out — channels, timelines, budgets, and who owns what.
The things we get asked most.
Is consulting the same as marketing?+
No. Marketing executes a plan; consulting decides whether the plan is the right one. Consulting often comes before, sometimes alongside.
Is this priced by project or by hour?+
By project, with a scope agreed upfront. For longer engagements, we move to a monthly retainer.
Do you sign NDAs?+
Yes, as a default. Most consulting briefs touch confidential numbers, plans, or relationships.
Often combined with.
Most engagements span more than one service. Here are the natural pairings.
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