Industries
Four industries. Four genuinely different approaches.
We do digital marketing for four industries, and we treat them differently on purpose. A clinic, a school, a showroom and a manufacturing unit do not have the same customer, the same buying cycle, or the same rules. Selling all four the same package is the most common thing agencies get wrong here.
No lock-in contract. A written quote before any work starts. You talk to the founder, not a sales team.
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Who we work with
Pick the one that sounds like you
Clinics & Doctors
Patients, not “leads” — and done inside NMC rules so your registration is never at risk. No outcome claims, no before-and-after photos, ever.
Schools, Colleges & Coaching
Admission enquiries from parents in your catchment, starting two months before the season. No selection or score claims.
Shops, Showrooms & Retail
Walk-ins from Google Maps and enquiries on WhatsApp. For most shops the listing does more than a website ever will.
Factories, Trade & B2B
Fewer enquiries, much bigger ones. Credibility before contact matters more than any campaign.
Why it differs
The four things that actually change
These are the variables we build around, and they move a lot between industries.
How long the decision takes
A shopper decides in seconds. A parent takes weeks. A B2B buyer takes months and checks you silently the whole time.
Where the decision happens
In the map pack for a shop. On an admission page at 10pm for a parent. On your product page for a buyer who will never fill a form.
What you are allowed to say
Clinics and coaching centres carry real regulatory limits. Ignoring them puts the client at risk, not the agency.
What counts as a result
A walk-in, an admission enquiry, a quotation request. We agree which one we are counting before we start.
The evidence
What is true across all four
Published industry research, source named against each figure. Market data — not Nexkali client results.
68%
need at least 4 stars before they will consider you
Up from 55% a year earlier. Below 4.0 you are skipped, not compared.
47%
will not use a business with fewer than 20 reviews
Review count is read as proof the business is real and still trading.
45%
now use AI assistants to find local businesses
Up from 6% in a year — the third most common way people find a business.
Not sure which one you need?
That is what the Free Growth Audit is for. Fifteen minutes, written findings, and we will name the smallest thing that would help.