Performance Marketing
Performance Marketing & Advertising Services
Ads work when they are wired to a real funnel. Creedt Tech builds the full stack — landing pages, creatives, tracking, and campaigns — and reports on cost per qualified lead, not vanity metrics.
Problems we solve
Common client pain points
- High spend, low quality leads
- No visibility into which channel actually drives revenue
- Creative fatigue and rising CPMs
- Sales team ignoring leads because quality is poor
How Creedt Tech solves them
- Campaign strategy tied to your CAC and LTV
- Landing pages built to convert paid traffic
- Creative production and testing framework
- End-to-end tracking, dashboards, and weekly reviews
What you get
Benefits
- Lower cost per qualified lead
- Clear ROI reporting by channel and campaign
- Aligned sales and marketing pipeline
Deliverables
- Full-funnel campaign plan
- Creative sets and copy variants
- Landing pages and tracking setup
- Weekly and monthly performance reports
Process
How the engagement runs
01
Plan
Audience, offer, and channel mix.
02
Build
Creatives, pages, and tracking.
03
Launch
Structured campaign rollout.
04
Optimize
Weekly experiments and scale-ups.
Industries
Who this is for
- Real Estate
- Education
- Healthcare
- Startups
- Local Businesses
Performance Marketing across India
Performance Marketing services for businesses across India, including Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Dehradun, Rishikesh, Haridwar, Kolkata, Surat, Indore, Bhopal, and Kochi.
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Explore what fits together
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SEO-ready websites, landing pages, and digital presence that turn traffic into pipeline.
Social Media Strategy
Content pillars, creator systems, and platform strategy that build real audience and pipeline.
Lead Generation Systems
Full-funnel lead systems: offer, landing pages, ads, CRM, and follow-up that closes.
What performance marketing means in practice
Performance marketing uses measurable campaigns to attract relevant audiences and connect advertising activity to business outcomes. Useful measurement follows enquiries through qualification and sales rather than treating every click or form submission as equal.
Choosing a campaign objective that reflects the business
The easiest conversion to record may not be the one the business needs. A broad enquiry form can produce volume while creating work for sales staff. Define what makes an enquiry useful: geography, project type, budget fit, timing or an identifiable business need. Then decide which events can be measured reliably and which require CRM feedback. Campaign decisions should consider both the cost of acquisition and the value of the resulting opportunities, with a clear distinction between observed data and estimates.
| Approach | When it may fit | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Search advertising | People actively looking for a defined solution | Intent, exclusions and landing-page relevance |
| Social advertising | Introducing an offer to a relevant audience | Creative clarity, frequency and qualification |
| Remarketing | Following up with appropriately consented audiences | Consent, audience size and exclusions |
| Conversion improvement | Traffic exists but visitors struggle to act | Offer, mobile form and tracking accuracy |
Illustrative business scenario
An illustrative installation business runs ads for several services but sends every visitor to the homepage. A better test separates the offers, gives each a relevant landing page and records the requested service in the lead record. Sales staff classify whether the request is within coverage and scope. The campaign review can then compare qualified enquiries rather than headline form counts. This scenario explains measurement design and does not imply a verified result or customer relationship.
Prepare for a useful discovery discussion
A discovery discussion is more productive when it is supported by concrete examples. You do not need to share credentials or confidential customer records during an initial enquiry. Describe the workflow and decision first; any later access should be limited to the agreed scope.
- Current offers, geographic coverage and margin constraints
- Campaign and analytics access with the minimum necessary permissions
- Sales definitions for qualified, unqualified and closed opportunities
- The real capacity to respond to enquiries during campaigns
A bounded implementation pilot
Choose one offer and a bounded test budget agreed before launch. Check landing-page claims, tracking and form delivery before buying traffic. Document the audience, exclusions and hypothesis so the team can interpret results later. Avoid changing the offer, audience, page and measurement simultaneously. Review lead quality with sales staff and record reasons for rejection. Scale only when tracking and response capacity can support the additional demand.
Acceptance should cover the normal path and the important exceptions. Agree who signs off the work and how a change is documented. Keep a usable handover record with the selected settings, responsibilities and recovery steps. If the pilot changes an established workflow, explain the transition to the people affected before expanding it.
Measure outcomes that support decisions
- Cost per qualified enquiry
- Enquiry-to-opportunity progression
- Time to first meaningful response
- Spend, conversion value and attribution limitations
Use a baseline where it exists and identify gaps where it does not. Compare like-for-like periods and explain changes in demand, staffing or scope. A small sample can support learning without proving a lasting result. Reports should separate measured observations from forecasts and make the next decision explicit.
Scope, pricing and engagement fit
The scope of performance marketing depends on the starting point, systems involved, quality of existing information and the implementation support needed. A focused review has different requirements from a multi-system rollout. The first discussion should establish the business decision, the people affected and the constraints before a proposal is prepared.
Compare proposals by deliverables and responsibilities, not by a headline fee alone. Ask which discovery work is included, how recommendations will be validated, who implements changes and what happens after handover. External software subscriptions, advertising spend, migration and specialist reviews should be identified separately where relevant. A written scope should state assumptions and exclusions so both teams can understand a change request.
| Engagement approach | Useful when | Confirm before starting |
|---|---|---|
| Focused diagnostic | The problem needs clarification | Questions, evidence and decision outputs |
| Implementation support | A direction is agreed but execution needs help | Responsibilities, milestones and acceptance |
| Ongoing review | The business needs a regular operating rhythm | Review inputs, ownership and priority changes |
This service is a useful fit when the business can name an owner, provide appropriate access and act on agreed priorities. It is a weaker fit when the expectation is a guaranteed ranking, an unverified revenue promise or a plan with no implementation capacity. If an initial discussion identifies a need outside the agreed scope, that boundary should be stated before work begins.
Boundaries and responsible implementation
Advertising results vary with demand, competition, the offer and delivery capacity. Ad spend is separate from consulting or implementation fees unless explicitly agreed. Tracking may require consent and may not capture every buyer journey. No legitimate campaign can promise a fixed number of sales regardless of those conditions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum monthly budget?
We recommend at least ₹1.5–2 lakh per month in media for meaningful learnings, plus a management fee.
Do you guarantee leads?
We guarantee a rigorous process and transparency. Volume depends on offer, geography, and pricing — which we optimize together.
Why can low-cost leads still be expensive for a business?
If many enquiries are outside the service area or offer, staff spend time qualifying requests that cannot convert. Evaluate cost per qualified opportunity and the work needed to follow up, not just cost per form submission.
Should ads begin before the landing page is ready?
The page, tracking, form delivery and response process should be tested first. Paying for traffic before those checks can produce misleading data and missed enquiries.
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