An agency that cannot touch the website can only ever fix half the problem. It can buy traffic, write posts and send reports, but when the real problem is a slow page or a form that asks for too much, it raises a ticket and waits. We set up D&C’s growth practice so that never happens. The people running your campaigns sit a few desks from the people who wrote the code.
Where it began
SEO Seva, our search practice, started in the first weeks of April 2020, as India went into lockdown. Shops, clinics and tutors who had never needed much of a website suddenly needed to be found on one, and the phone kept ringing with the same question: why can Google not see us? Six years on, SEO Seva’s specialists still lead the deep search work on D&C projects, and the studio does the rest.
Search that the code can keep up with
Technical SEO is where most sites quietly lose. Pages that cannot be crawled, slow templates on mobile, missing structured data, redirects that chain into nothing. Because we build websites, we fix these in the code ourselves, then write content that answers the questions your buyers actually type, whether they search from Mumbai, Dubai or London. We also prepare pages for AI answers, which reward what good SEO always has: clear structure, genuine expertise and facts that are easy to quote.
Performance marketing only works when the numbers are honest. We set budgets from what a customer is worth, track conversions on the server where we can, and judge campaigns on enquiries and orders in your CRM or store, not on platform dashboards alone. When a campaign finds a weak landing page, we rebuild the page that week.
For a D2C skincare brand in Dubai, that loop between marketing and product lifted conversion by 38% and average order value by 22%, alongside an AI concierge that now answers 41% of customer questions. Gulf teams can read more about how we work on Dubai time, and brands selling online can see how we plan the store and its growth together.
Email and WhatsApp that reach people
The channels your buyers trust most are also the easiest to burn. A B2B trading house in India came to us with emails landing in spam and WhatsApp numbers blocked for bulk messaging. We set up authenticated sending domains, warmed them gradually, moved broadcasts onto the official WhatsApp Business Platform with approved templates and opt-in records, and trained the team to run it all themselves. Email delivery now sits at 95%+ after warm-up, with capacity for 2,00,000 emails a month. Before starting any WhatsApp work, it is worth checking your site against our WhatsApp Business readiness guide.
What the first 90 days look like
- Weeks 1 to 2: an audit of search, ads, email, WhatsApp and tracking, with every fix ranked by its likely return.
- Weeks 3 to 6: tracking repaired, technical SEO fixed in code, and the first campaigns and flows live on a modest budget.
- Weeks 7 to 12: experiments on landing pages and offers, budget moved towards what works, and a report in plain words at the end of each month.
After that, a quarterly roadmap review keeps the plan honest and the spend accountable. If growth has stalled somewhere, tell us where and a partner will reply within one working day.