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The account had drifted. Google's auto-recommendations had been silently accepted, broad-match keywords had crept in, Shopping and Performance Max campaigns weren't segmented, and weak campaigns were burning budget undetected. Scalability is constrained by the omnichannel mix, the brand also

Three workflows had to land at once: a complete information-architecture and UX redesign aligned to the brand's parallel rebrand, a full website + ecommerce build on a platform the in-house team could actually manage, and a real-time API integration to the in-house Premier EPOS so product, stock

Their website was outdated, slow, difficult to update, not mobile-friendly, and poorly optimized for both search traffic and conversions. Offline brand awareness was strong, but online visibility was weak, particularly in competitive services such as emergency plumbing and drain cleaning. They

Unlike pure D2C markets, the Indian beauty buyer typically discovers a brand on Instagram or YouTube, then validates it on a marketplace product detail page before purchasing, often on that same marketplace rather than returning to the D2C site. The brand needed presence in both halves of that

Three competing demands. Awareness needed reach. Revenue needed conversion. CPA discipline meant neither could be solved by simply throwing budget at the broadest possible audience.

The Indian beauty + skincare market is brutally saturated, global players, fast-moving D2C brands, influencer-driven purchase behavior, and rapid trend cycles. Standing out as a sensitive-skin specialist required more than a good product.

Outreach relied on outdated methods. Plans for geographic expansion needed stronger reach. The site had poor search visibility. Organic produced few leads. Digital ads were unused or ineffective, and social engagement was too low to fill conferences.

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The old site was slow, hard to navigate, and didn't guide users toward booking. Overly feminine design risked excluding male clients. Weak conversion tracking made campaign optimization impossible. SEO was poorly managed with important keywords missed.