Platform-first navigation
Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Ajio, Nykaa, Meesho, Walmart, Shopee and eBay each given their own route in, so a seller searching for one platform lands on a page about that platform.
E-commerce growth agency
Nine marketplaces, one consultation form, and proof between them.
The challenge
Marketplace onboarding is an invisible service. A seller knows they want to be on Myntra or Nykaa; they do not know that account setup, catalogue mapping, listing optimisation and PPC are separate disciplines, or why an agency should do them.
The site had to make a nine-platform service legible in one scroll, establish that the agency had done it before, and get a qualified enquiry — all against a visitor who arrived sceptical because the category is full of people making the same claims.
The approach
We led with the platforms, because that is what the visitor is searching for, then put the track record directly under each claim.
Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Ajio, Nykaa, Meesho, Walmart, Shopee and eBay each given their own route in, so a seller searching for one platform lands on a page about that platform.
Account setup, catalogue and inventory management, listing optimisation, PPC, product photography and 24/7 monitoring listed as distinct deliverables instead of one vague retainer.
200+ brands launched, 300% average sales lift, 98% client satisfaction and five years in market published on the page — with verified seller success stories underneath.
A consultation enquiry form as the single call to action, repeated down the page so the decision to enquire can be made at any point in the scroll.
Deliverables
Built on
The outcome
The agency's claims and its evidence now sit on the same screen. A seller can find their platform, see the specific work, read a result from someone who sells what they sell, and book — without a call to find out what the service is.
IT consulting firm
A B2B site for an IT consultancy spanning data, apps, cloud and performance marketing — structured so six services read as one offer.
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