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vendors, one customer
Your brand, your store
and your ads are the
same conversation.
Split across three agencies, they stop sounding like one company
Strategy, identity, packaging, Shopify and paid growth — built as one project, because for a D2C brand they are one project.
Book a free brand audit8–12 wksBrand to live store
₹7LFrom, phased
2.4×Average ROAS
1Team, not three vendors
TRUSTED BY
Shell
Genpact
Tata 1mg
ExxonMobil
Emaar
Cvent
Accurio
Ramco
Maret School
Energy Impact Partners
The challenge
In D2C, the brand and the store
are the same thing.
Your customer meets the brand as a product page under paid traffic. Split that across a branding agency, a developer and a media buyer and you get three versions of the same company.
“We launched with a logo and now we’re stuck.”
Common and fixable. The identity was made before anyone decided what the brand was for.
“Our ads work but the margin doesn’t.”
Paid acquisition is punishing without repeat purchase or AOV work. That’s a proposition problem before it’s a media one.
“Packaging and website look like different brands.”
Different suppliers, no shared system. One set of rules fixes both.
“We can’t get off discounting.”
Discounting is what a brand does when it has nothing else to say. This is the expensive one to leave alone.
What we build
How it runs
One project.
Twelve weeks.
Phased so you can stop at any stage, but scoped as one thing. Most D2C brands start at positioning and go live with paid running on day one.
01
Position
The claim, the audience, the price you can defend.
02
Identity
Brand system, packaging, art direction.
03
Store
Shopify build designed around the decision.
04
Launch
Feeds, tracking, campaigns live at go-live.
05
Grow
Iteration on AOV, repeat rate and cost per acquisition.
Selected work
D2C · Beauty — store redesign + Google Ads
Paying more
for every sale.
Ad costs were climbing and the store hadn’t changed in three years. We rebuilt the Shopify experience and the Shopping feed together, so the promise in the ad matched the page it landed on.
-31%
cost per acquisition · 90 days
Questions people ask before they call
We’re pre-launch. Is this too early?
No — it’s the cheapest time to get it right. What’s too early is spending on paid before the proposition and the product page can carry it.
Can you do packaging as well as digital?
Yes. Graphics, dielines and print-ready artwork in house; structural design with partners. For D2C the unboxing is part of the brand, not a separate project.
Do we need all of it at once?
No. It’s phased, and plenty of brands take the positioning and identity, then come back for the store. It’s just cheaper as one project than three.
What kind of D2C brands do you work with?
Beauty, food and beverage, home, apparel and accessories, mostly post-revenue and pre-Series A. If you’re selling something that photographs well and repeats, we’re a fit.
How fast can we go live?
Twelve weeks from positioning to a live store with campaigns running is realistic. Faster is possible if the identity exists and the catalogue is small.
Related
Industry
Selling to businesses too?
Long cycles, committees, and collateral that has to travel.
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