Hidden pricing
People land, can't find price or size info fast, and leave without buying.
Diagnose before you spend more.
I run performance marketing end-to-end, from ads and funnel to pricing and checkout, and fix what's actually costing you sales, not just what's easy to blame on the ad account.
People land, can't find price or size info fast, and leave without buying.
Too many steps between the ad and checkout, so interest doesn't survive the journey.
The same one or two ads running for weeks, quietly losing performance.
Spend, targeting and creative, run and tested until the account actually learns.
Ad → product page → cart → checkout, built and refined until it converts.
Whether a stranger can find price, size and delivery in under 10 seconds.
Not five changes at once. The single highest-leverage thing, tested and measured, with automated follow-up so momentum doesn't depend on manual work.
Rebuilt a hospital's audience and funnel, and doubled patient inquiries.
Grew a director's personal brand from 500 to 16,000 followers, with consultations up 3X.
Plus a ₹10L/month affiliate funnel built alongside the growth.
VEW Opticians grew revenue 18% without adding a single rupee of ad spend.
Also built fully automated email and backend funnels that convert without manual follow-up. I don't do the "trust me" thing: every audit and result I talk about goes up on Instagram, unedited, in the Results highlight.
No script, no pressure. You get a plain assessment of your ad account and funnel. If it makes sense to work together after, we'll talk. If not, you still leave with a clear list of fixes.
Still worth it. We'll look at your funnel, pricing and checkout so you're not sending spend into a leaky system from day one.
Your store link (or Instagram) and whatever numbers you have: ad spend, conversion rate, average order value. The more you bring, the sharper the audit.
Most agency calls are built to close you. This one is built to show you what's actually happening in your account, whether or not we end up working together.
I keep the number of active accounts small on purpose, so every one gets hands-on attention.