Frequently Asked Questions

Gravmo is a digital marketing, e-commerce growth, influencer marketing and public relations agency. We help Indian businesses get more enquiries and sales through SEO, paid ads, marketplaces, creators and media.

Yes. We work remotely with businesses across India, including tier-2 and tier-3 cities, and plan campaigns in regional languages where that suits the audience.

We do not guarantee rankings, coverage or exact sales, because platforms, editors and markets decide those. We do commit to clear targets, transparent reporting and steady optimisation.

Share your goals through the proposal form, WhatsApp or a call. We review your current marketing and suggest a practical plan and budget range.

Yes. Accounts, analytics and content stay in your name, and you can remove our access at any time.

Paid search and social campaigns can generate enquiries within the first few weeks once tracking and creatives are in place. SEO usually needs three to six months to show meaningful organic growth, depending on competition and the current state of your website.

It depends on your goals, location and industry competition. We recommend a separate media budget (paid directly to Google or Meta) and a management fee. During discovery we share a budget range based on your cost-per-lead targets rather than a fixed package.

No. Nobody controls Google's rankings or ad auctions, so guarantees are not honest. We commit to transparent work, clear targets, and weekly optimisation towards those targets.

Yes. Ad accounts, analytics properties, Google Business Profile and website assets stay in your name. We work with access you grant and you can remove it at any time.

Yes. Many clients keep content or sales in-house and use Gravmo for strategy, paid media and SEO. We agree responsibilities at the start so nothing falls between teams.

Yes. We plan campaigns in English, Hindi and major regional languages, and work with native-language writers and creators when the audience requires it.

Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, JioMart, Myntra, Nykaa, AJIO and quick-commerce platforms such as Blinkit, Zepto and Swiggy Instamart, along with Shopify and WooCommerce stores. Platform programmes change often, so we confirm current eligibility for your category during onboarding.

Yes. We help with seller registration, GST and category documentation, brand registry where applicable, and the first catalogue upload. Final approvals are decided by each marketplace.

We track ACoS (ad spend divided by ad sales) and TACoS (ad spend divided by total sales), plus organic rank movement. A falling TACoS usually means ads are helping organic sales grow.

Yes. We build and optimise Shopify and WooCommerce stores, run Meta and Google ads, and set up email and WhatsApp flows for repeat purchases.

We review return reasons, then fix sizing charts, images, product descriptions and targeting. Reducing returns often improves profit more than increasing traffic.

Yes. We plan stock, pricing, deal submissions, creatives and ad budgets four to eight weeks before major sale events.

We start from your target audience, then look for creators whose followers match that audience by location, language, age and interests. We review engagement quality, past brand collaborations and content tone before recommending anyone.

Often, yes. Smaller creators usually have closer relationships with their audience and lower fees, which suits local businesses, regional launches and product sampling. Larger creators are better for fast reach.

Yes. ASCI guidelines and the consumer affairs department's endorsement guidelines require clear disclosure labels such as #ad, #collab or #sponsored, placed prominently. We include disclosure rules in every brief.

That depends on the contract. We negotiate usage rights up front, including whether you can reuse the content in ads, on your website or on marketplaces, and for how long.

We use unique links, UTM tags, discount codes, partnership ad data and brand search trends. For awareness campaigns we report reach, views, engagement and audience sentiment.

Yes. Regional creators are often the most effective way to reach audiences outside the metros, and we work with creators across major Indian languages.

No ethical PR agency can guarantee editorial coverage, because journalists and editors decide what to publish. We improve your chances with strong angles, relevant targeting and well-prepared spokespeople. Paid or sponsored placements are always labelled as such.

Advertising is paid space you control. PR earns attention through media coverage, expert commentary, events and community relationships, which audiences often trust more.

Press release distribution and launch coverage can happen within weeks. Building a consistent media presence and founder profile usually takes three to six months of steady work.

Yes. We help prepare holding statements, spokesperson guidance and response plans, and we monitor coverage and social conversation during an issue.

We do not remove legitimate reviews or coverage. We help you respond professionally, correct factual errors through proper channels, flag content that violates platform policies, and build positive, accurate content.

Yes. Regional-language newspapers, TV and digital outlets are important in many markets, and we plan outreach in relevant languages.