Real clients. Real numbers. Verified receipts.

No website meant three cosmetic distributors paused wholesale orders. Booking ran on DMs. The brand lived on Instagram but had never been translated into a real system with type, color, and voice.

Every treatment sat on one bloated page. No pricing. The before/after gallery was one PDF. Google Images sent zero traffic. High-intent patients left for competitors who at least published ranges.

The old site made a poor first impression. The directory was hard to use and felt insecure. Search visibility was weak. There was no paid layer bringing families in. Trust and traffic both leaked.

10-second load times killed conversion. Plugin bloat crushed performance. English and French SEO were poorly coded with no real strategy. High-intent buyers left before a page painted.

Marmalade ran paid on search and social but skipped YouTube. Audience overlap, unclear tracking, and last-click attribution kept video ads undervalued and underperforming.

Weak keyword targeting left artisan contractors invisible in local search. Broken backlinks lowered domain authority, uncompressed assets slowed the site, and CTAs did not convert.

Fuller had traffic but low quality. Multiple pages cannibalized keywords, UX was clunky, and CTAs were hidden. Every visitor converted at a fraction of what they should.

The Indian insurance market is crowded. Aggregators dominated paid search and direct insurers pushed closed ecosystems. Ditto had a unique human-first approach but low awareness.

The product was complex and buyers were confused. Big insurers outspent them. Landing pages were generic, remarketing was silent, and every dollar was expensive.