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Go-to-market strategy is about bringing a brand to the right audience in the right way. Most brands don’t rely on just one channel, they combine social media, influencer collaborations, performance marketing, UGC, product photography, offline campaigns, and quick commerce setups to create impact. Every touchpoint is designed to connect, convert, and create lasting recall. The strategy isn’t about doing everything; it’s about choosing the right mix that fits the brand and its audience.
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Social media marketing helps brands reach their audience, build awareness, and spark engagement on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Effective campaigns combine trend analysis, competitive research, and audience understanding to create content that resonates. It can include static posts, videos, Reels, and even AI-generated visuals to keep content fresh and shareable.
Influencer marketing lets brands reach audiences through creators who their customers already follow and trust. Success comes from choosing the right mix of influencers, platform, and content format. Campaigns can focus on awareness, engagement, or sales depending on the goal. The key is making promotions feel authentic and relevant to the audience.
Performance marketing focuses on clear results, usually sales or conversions, rather than vanity metrics. Campaigns combine awareness and conversion strategies depending on the product and audience. Ads are constantly tested, optimised, and scaled based on what actually works. Success comes from integrating creative, targeting, and platform strategy to maximise ROI.
UGC marketing uses content created by everyday people rather than big influencers. It feels natural, authentic, and relatable, helping build trust with the audience. The content is planned carefully right from the scripts, language, and format are decided in advance to keep it clear and impactful. When done well, UGC is cost-effective and highly shareable, making the brand feel real.
Product photography is how a product is visually presented across platforms, shaping how premium, trustworthy, or desirable it feels. The context of use, be it e-commerce, social media, or quick commerce guides the style, props, and setup. A clear storyboard and careful planning ensure the shoot is efficient, accurate, and replicable. Done right, strong product photography elevates the brand and drives engagement.
AI photography uses artificial intelligence to create product images, either replacing or complementing traditional photography. It’s ideal when logistics, budgets, or impossible concepts make regular shoots impractical. Success depends on context, careful prompting, and choosing the right AI tools for the job. If done correctly, AI photography can produce scalable, creative, and high-quality visuals for any platform.
Offline marketing covers all physical touchpoints where a customer encounters a brand in real life, from in-store displays and flyers to posters and hoardings. It’s especially important for categories like food, beverage, skincare, and wellness, where customers interact directly with the product. Strong offline marketing ensures the brand stands out on shelves and communicates its message clearly.
Quick commerce is all about delivering products to customers in minutes through platforms like Zepto, Blinkit, and Instamart. It works especially well for low- to mid-priced, everyday items where convenience and speed drive repeat purchases. Success comes from optimised product listings, visuals, keywords, and sponsored visibility to ensure the brand stands out. When done well, quick commerce helps brands reach more customers, boost impulse sales, and grow rapidly in high-demand categories.
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Social media marketing helps brands reach their audience, build awareness, and spark engagement on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok. Effective campaigns combine trend analysis, competitive research, and audience understanding to create content that resonates. It can include static posts, videos, Reels, and even AI-generated visuals to keep content fresh and shareable.

Influencer marketing lets brands reach audiences through creators who their customers already follow and trust. Success comes from choosing the right mix of influencers, platform, and content format. Campaigns can focus on awareness, engagement, or sales depending on the goal. The key is making promotions feel authentic and relevant to the audience.
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Performance marketing focuses on clear results, usually sales or conversions, rather than vanity metrics. Campaigns combine awareness and conversion strategies depending on the product and audience. Ads are constantly tested, optimised, and scaled based on what actually works. Success comes from integrating creative, targeting, and platform strategy to maximise ROI.
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UGC marketing uses content created by everyday people rather than big influencers. It feels natural, authentic, and relatable, helping build trust with the audience. The content is planned carefully right from the scripts, language, and format are decided in advance to keep it clear and impactful. When done well, UGC is cost-effective and highly shareable, making the brand feel real.
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Product photography is how a product is visually presented across platforms, shaping how premium, trustworthy, or desirable it feels. The context of use, be it e-commerce, social media, or quick commerce guides the style, props, and setup. A clear storyboard and careful planning ensure the shoot is efficient, accurate, and replicable. Done right, strong product photography elevates the brand and drives engagement.

AI photography uses artificial intelligence to create product images, either replacing or complementing traditional photography. It’s ideal when logistics, budgets, or impossible concepts make regular shoots impractical. Success depends on context, careful prompting, and choosing the right AI tools for the job. If done correctly, AI photography can produce scalable, creative, and high-quality visuals for any platform.
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Offline marketing covers all physical touchpoints where a customer encounters a brand in real life, from in-store displays and flyers to posters and hoardings. It’s especially important for categories like food, beverage, skincare, and wellness, where customers interact directly with the product. Strong offline marketing ensures the brand stands out on shelves and communicates its message clearly.

Quick commerce is all about delivering products to customers in minutes through platforms like Zepto, Blinkit, and Instamart. It works especially well for low- to mid-priced, everyday items where convenience and speed drive repeat purchases. Success comes from optimised product listings, visuals, keywords, and sponsored visibility to ensure the brand stands out. When done well, quick commerce helps brands reach more customers, boost impulse sales, and grow rapidly in high-demand categories.

We worked with Bingo (by ITC) to help them launch India’s next viral beverage; Aam Panna
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Global award-winning Identity & packaging design for US's health & lifestyle startup AIM Nutrition
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Building India’s fastest growing D2C supplements brand, Miduty by redesigning their branding, packaging & e-commerce website
The time taken for each project purely depends on what that brand wants to achieve.
However, the following list can give you an estimate for your own projects:
1. Branding & packaging: 2 - 10 weeks
2. Website design & development: 4 - 12 weeks
3. Digital marketing: Month-on-month activity
4. Content creation & product videography: 2 - 4 weeks
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