Jewellery and saree marketing that brings walk-ins.

Usually the reply, not the enquiry. A “price?” answered hours later, no weight, photo or making charge, no slot offered, and no follow-up. The chains answer with video calls and booked slots, so a slow reply loses the buyer to them. We fix the reply and the slot first, then spend more on ads.

Walk-ins. Cost per message rewards cheap chats that never visit. Cost per walk-in is your ad spend divided by the customers who came in or took a video call because of an ad, as your floor staff marked them. We also show chats started and visits booked each week, and bills where your billing software records them.

Yes. WhatsApp sends the designs, weight and visit slots; your staff show the jewellery, take the video call and make the sale. We add one step for them: marking which customer came from an ad. That single mark is what lets us move budget to the ads that bring buyers in, every Monday.

They do different jobs. Google Ads catches people already searching “gold jewellery shop near me” or “bridal set”: fewer people, ready to visit. Instagram and Facebook ads reach wedding families before they search, and Reels show the piece better than a photo. YouTube carries your collection film. Run them together and judge all three on cost per walk-in.

We start weeks before it. Bridal ads run from the start of the wedding months, by budget and weight, with private viewings and video calls. For Akshaya Tritiya, Dhanteras, Deepavali and Pongal, advance booking opens first; for the Aadi sale, the offer page goes up before the sale. Past customers hear first on WhatsApp, only if they opted in, as WhatsApp’s Business Policy requires.

Change what the ads lead with. In July to September 2026, India’s jewellery demand fell 20% in tonnes while rising in value (World Gold Council via PTI): buyers chose lighter pieces and exchange. So we push lightweight and 18K collections, old-gold exchange, advance booking, and rate alerts to customers who opted in.

Two parts, on separate lines. Your media budget goes from your own ad accounts to Google and Meta; our fee depends on the number of showrooms, the season, how many films and Reels you need, and whether the store and tracking need building. We suggest starting with one season and one or two channels, and spending more once the walk-ins show up.

Yes, as a fashion marketing agency for silk saree, kurti, lehenga and men’s wedding-wear stores. They need what jewellers need: buyers who walk in or order. We run Reels of each new collection and the Aadi sale, catalogue ads from your Shopify store, video-call shopping and WhatsApp replies. Our work for Chennai Silks Australia covered their online store, video commercials and a saree event campaign.

Both can work, for different jobs. A marketplace brings buyers who are already shopping, but the customer stays theirs and each sale pays a commission. Your own store and ads bring buyers to you, onto your WhatsApp list and into your showroom, and they come back next season. We build and run the own-store side.

Yes. We made four ad films for Thangam Jewels, a Tamil Nadu jewellery house, including one for its gold savings scheme; we built the online store and video commercials for Chennai Silks Australia, and an ecommerce website for Kapoor Vastralaya. We don’t publish sales numbers our clients haven’t shared. Every new account starts with an audit of your enquiries.

Yes, carefully. Scheme ads show the full terms, never promise interest or returns, and stay within what company law allows: a scheme can count as a deposit if it runs past 12 months (LiveLaw analysis, 2024). Your lawyer approves the terms; we write the ads, the page and the WhatsApp reminders around them.

Only where it’s true. Kanchipuram silk is a registered Geographical Indication (Kancheepuram district), so “Kanchipuram” goes only on sarees that qualify. The Silk Mark goes only on sarees that carry its tag from the Silk Mark Organisation of India, and the Reel or photo shows that tag, so buyers can check it themselves.

Yes. Many NRI families in Australia, the Gulf, the UK and the US buy wedding silks and jewellery from home. We run country-wise campaigns, video calls from your showroom floor in their hours, and a page on shipping and returns. Our team is in Chennai, and Chennai Silks Australia, in Sydney, is a client.