Interior design marketing that gets projects signed.

Ask for the right details and reply fast. Our forms ask BHK, possession date and kitchen-only or full home, so your designer calls the ready ones first. Every enquiry gets a WhatsApp reply with homes you finished nearby, then a measurement slot. Leads that only want a price are still answered, but they don’t get the designer’s Saturday.

Yes. WhatsApp sends the first reply, finished homes and measurement slots automatically; your designer or pre-sales person makes the call, measures the site and presents the design. We set up the enquiry stages and reminders so they call the warmest homeowners first, and every Monday we show where each enquiry stopped: no answer, measured, quoted or signed.

They do different jobs. Google Ads catches homeowners already searching “interior designers near me” or “modular kitchen price”: higher intent, smaller volume. Facebook and Instagram ads reach families with possession coming up, before they search, and show your finished homes. YouTube tours win the premium client. Run them together and judge all three on cost per signed project.

Enquiries can start in the first week a campaign is live, and site measurements follow within days when the follow-up works. Signing takes longer: design rounds, the quote, and often the possession date decide when the advance is paid. We don’t promise a date; we report enquiries, measurements and signed projects every Monday, so you see it building.

Keep the referrals. But referrals don’t arrive on a schedule, and your carpenters need work every month. Ads fill the months referrals don’t, reaching homeowners near possession who don’t know anyone you’ve worked for. A portfolio page per finished home also helps a referred client: they check your work before they call, and it’s there when they do.

Not by outspending them. Platforms sell packaged interiors and a delivery promise from experience centres; a studio sells a designer who measures the site, homes finished nearby and a BOQ with nothing left out. Our ads lead with those, on searches and areas around your studio, and the reply reaches the homeowner the same hour they enquire.

For most studios, yes, once the follow-up works. Interior design lead generation through your own Google, Meta and YouTube ads brings enquiries only you get, with BHK and possession date, and shows which ad signed which project. Bought leads can be shared with other studios unless sold as exclusive. Keep Justdial listings or Sulekha leads if they sign; judge every route on cost per signed project.

Two parts, on separate lines. Your media budget goes from your own ad accounts straight to Google and Meta; our fee depends on how many cities or areas you cover, full-home or kitchen-only work, how many Reels and tours we make, and whether the enquiry sheet, WhatsApp and tracking need building. We price it on a free call, after seeing your numbers.

Only with its conditions shown as clearly as the price: which finish, which rooms, what’s left out. The CCPA guidelines (2022) treat hidden conditions as misleading. The stronger route is an itemised BOQ for a 2 BHK you finished: the homeowner sees what’s inside, so a bare rate elsewhere stops looking cheaper.

Yes. A kitchen is a smaller decision than a full home, and it’s chosen on finish: shutters, hardware, countertop and the install date. So we run search ads on kitchen and wardrobe searches, Reels of kitchens you installed, and a form that asks size and finish. Full-home interiors sell on trust and finished homes, so their ads lead with tours and the designer.

We do: ad creatives for each project type, Reels and YouTube tours shot in homes you finished, and a portfolio page per project with the rooms, the scope and the area. Your team approves every creative before it runs, so nothing goes live that shows a home you didn’t do or promises a date your carpenters can’t keep.

Our closest case is a design-and-build firm in Bengaluru, Mazze Crafts, where we made social posts for construction and interiors; we don’t have an interior studio’s results to show yet. What carries over is the system on this page: ads judged on signed projects, a fast WhatsApp reply, and enquiry stages to the advance. We start by auditing your current enquiries.

Only if a registered architect is part of the firm. The Architects Act 1972 (sections 36–37) reserves the title for people registered with the Council of Architecture, and the Council issued a public advisory on 2 August 2026 against misuse. It doesn’t stop you doing interior design; your ads simply say interior designer or design studio.