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Engineering growth
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PI. Every P in marketing, and the one thing that checks them: Intelligence.

P. I.

Strategy · Performance · Intelligence

Most agencies stop at the usual cut. We engineer growth.

Who we are
The layer between consulting and agency.
True north
ROAS EBITDA
Selected work
Three we're proud of
Frantically SpeakingEd-tech · record revenue4 mo WebVedaEd-tech · CRM recovery₹9.4L PolicyBossInsurance · POSP leads50K+ WebVedasame account · media side Enrolments +70% And a fourth, bonus one Every account here left with measurement it did not arrive with. Booked-call pipelines, qualified-event tracking, WhatsApp recovery journeys. None of it was in the media brief.
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[ the business POV ]

A deck will not run your ads. A media buyer will not fix your margins.

The consulting firm hands you two hundred pages and leaves. The agency spends the budget fast and reports on clicks. Neither one is holding the number that matters.

Business consulting

All vision.

A roadmap, a framework, an invoice. Then they hand it over and go.

Marketing agency

All execution.

Fast spend and a busy dashboard. Quiet on whether the business got healthier.

PI · the sweet spot

Vision that ships.

We write the plan, we run it, and we hold the outcome either way. Strategy with performance. Data with creativity. One partner, one number.

[ marketing Ps: then vs now ]

Marketing kept adding Ps.
Nobody added the I.

Sixty-five years of answering new problems by bolting on another P. The textbook version is Western. This one is not. Click any era.

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1960
Product · Price · Place · Promotion
McCarthy's marketing mix, built for shelves and mass media.

The model you were taught.

You made a thing, priced it, placed it, promoted it. Feedback took a quarter and arrived as a sales figure with no explanation attached.

Sixty-five years on, most briefs still assume these four are the whole job.

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1981
People · Process · Physical evidence
Booms and Bitner extend the mix for services.

Why your onboarding is marketing.

A service cannot be shelved, so the people delivering it and the process around it became part of the mix. Ries and Trout published Positioning the same year.

This is where churn stopped being a support problem.

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2000s
Penetration · Price points
India got a phone long before it got the internet.

Where India learned to expect a discount.

In July 2003 Reliance sold a mobile phone for ₹501, when handsets started at ₹2,000 and the connection cost extra. It worked. Penetration went from a quarter of one percent to 5.7% in four years, and shampoo went into one rupee sachets.

Every pricing instinct you are still fighting was set here. The sachet. The ₹99 plan. The customer who waits for the sale.

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2010s
Personalisation · Platforms
Jio, UPI, and a smartphone in every hand.

Personalisation started in 2016 and peaked in this decade.

Jio collapsed the price of data in September 2016. UPI arrived the same year.

Targeting stopped being demographic and became behavioural, and the feed replaced the shelf as the place a purchase decision happens.

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2020s
Pandemic · Privacy · Pincode
Forced adoption, then the signal shrank.

A decade of adoption in about two years.

Lockdown put groceries, medicine and work through a screen, and the habit did not reverse when the doors reopened. Then ATT in 2021 and the DPDP Act in 2023 made that same customer harder to see.

Quick commerce compounded at over 70% a year. Your catchment stopped being a city and became two kilometres around a dark store.

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2025
Prompts · Personalities · Parity
Everyone got the same tools in the same quarter.

The year execution stopped being a moat.

A founder with a laptop now produces a month of creative in an afternoon. The founder became the brand, and the creator became the channel.

Your competitor has your tools, your speed and your cost base. All three are the new floor.

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2027
Profitability · Perspective · Proof
Everyone has the same AI and the same auction.

When execution is free, the edge moves to judgment.

What has not been commoditised is knowing which customer is worth chasing, what they cost you across a year, and which P is draining the margin while the dashboard still looks fine.

That is the whole job now. It is also why we put an I in the name.

The Ps were never wrong. They were just never connected to a P&L.

Product, price, place and promotion still decide whether a business works. They are now executed inside systems that optimise toward whatever you feed them, and most companies feed them the wrong thing.

PI keeps every P. We add the part that was always missing: the intelligence to know which one is costing you money right now, and the discipline to prove it before we act.

[ the PI way of working ]

Zero to 3.14.

A number that never quite resolves, for work that never quite finishes. Five stages, run in order, on every account.

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Diagnose
Research, audits, benchmarks. We find what is actually broken before a rupee moves.
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Plan
Roadmap, channel mix, creative strategy. Built against your unit economics, not a template.
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Execute
Campaigns, creative, CRO, optimisation. Sharp performance work that compounds.
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Measure
Dashboards, behaviour, attribution, review. Every move is measurable or it does not ship.
3.14
Iterate
Experiment, scale, refine. It never resolves. That is the whole point of the name.
[ what we do ]

All the capabilities you need. One partner.

Ordered the way clients actually ask for them. Run as one system, because that is the only way the numbers add up at the bottom.

Performance Marketing

MetaGoogleLinkedInProgrammaticAccount structureBudget architectureROAS & CAC

Analytics & Measurement

GA4GTMServer-side trackingMeta CAPIAttributionLTV & cohortsDashboards

CRM & Retention

Lifecycle automationWhatsApp journeysSegmentationWin-backRFMLTV attribution

Conversion & Web

Landing pagesCRO programmesA/B testingCheckout & formsCore Web VitalsWeb-app optimisation

Search & Discovery

SEOAEOGEOTechnical & schemaContent strategyDigital PR

Creative Strategy

Angle researchProduction briefsVideo & static at volumeCreator & influencerTesting frameworks

Automation & AI

AI workflowsReporting automationQA automationSOPsTeam enablement

Strategy & Consulting

Market diagnosticsFunnel mappingGrowth roadmapsPricing & offerProduct strategy

Activation & Offline

D-OOHFull-funnel launchesRegional & vernacularEvent & sponsorship
[ from quick wins to lasting impact ]

Are we the right growth partner for you?

Twenty brands across eight sectors. That number is a ceiling, not an ambition. The people who win the account are the ones inside it every week, which only works if the list stays short.

Hover any brand.

Twenty is plenty. We would rather go deep on twenty than shallow on two hundred.

[ case studies ]

How did we do?

Five engagements, five very different funnels. The same discipline underneath: find the real constraint, then spend against it.

B2C · Ed-tech · acquisition

WebVeda

Ankur Warikoo's platform, 4.5L+ students. Mentor led courses across careers, finance, entrepreneurship and personal growth.

ROAS up 50%Enrolments up 70%CAC improved 35%

₹5Cr+ across Meta and Google. 33Cr+ reach. Constant CAC and ROAS benchmarking, intent cluster remarketing, and a CRM integrated funnel from free module unlocks through to retention.

Attribution: Directional. Platform reported against a CRM integrated funnel. Enrolment loop closed, incrementality not isolated.

Google · Meta · CRMRead
B2C · Ed-tech · international

Frantically Speaking

International public speaking and communication coaching. High ticket clients acquired across Australia, the US and Singapore.

Record revenue, 4 months runningLeads up 28% YoY143 booked calls

₹70.2L on Meta, January to July 2026. Leads 5,875 to 7,534 across three markets. Advantage+ consolidation let the algorithm find buyers inside a genuinely narrow niche, and new booking instrumentation gave the account its first pipeline visibility at 143 calls. Singapore opened in February.

Attribution: Contributing. Pipeline owned to the booked call. Revenue is brand reported over the engagement window, not a closed loop. Booked call to revenue attribution is in progress.

Meta · Advantage+ · Booking instrumentationRead
B2B · Insurance distribution

PolicyBoss

One of India's largest insurance distribution platforms across motor, health and life. The job was recruiting POSP agents at scale.

50K+ leads500% user growthCPL under ₹100

₹40L+ across Meta and Google. 2.2Cr+ reach. POSP acquisition cost down 30%, lead to user conversion up 40%. Tested across languages and formats to reach into Tier 2 and 3 India.

Attribution: Directional. Volume broadly tracked spend. Downstream qualified events cover the pixel subset. The policy conversion loop is the next step.

Google · Meta · CRMRead
B2C · Ed-tech · CRM

WebVeda

Recovering revenue that paid media had already paid to acquire. Silent payment and checkout drop-offs turned into enrolments over WhatsApp.

₹9.4L+ recovered11% recovery rate73% read rate

60 days. Four intent tiered journeys, 7,900+ recovery messages, 446 enrolments recovered at ₹2,195 AOV. Failed payment recovery converted at 9.3% on delivery. Utility lane routing lifted deliverability from roughly 57% to 93%. Only the proven template scaled.

Attribution: Strong. Control groups ran on every journey. Recovered revenue is measured against holdout, not against the whole base.

WebEngage · AiSensy · WhatsAppRead
B2B & B2C · EV charging

ChargeZone

India's largest EV charging platform. Franchise leads, B2B partnerships and end user app adoption, all running together.

500K downloads280% user growth$5M in franchises

₹60L+ across Meta and Google. 20Cr+ reach. CPL under ₹100, CPI under ₹10. Won on pincode level messaging and a funnel segmented from awareness through to retention.

Attribution: Directional. Platform self reported. The registration to franchise deal loop is the next thing we are closing.

Google · Meta · CRMRead
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[ the arithmetic ]

Three levers your agency has no incentive to pull.

Media efficiency is the lever everyone reaches for, because it is the one that shows up in an agency report. These three move the business further and almost nobody is paid to touch them.

Lever one

Retention that compounds

A five point lift in repeat rate does more to blended CAC than a twenty percent cut in CPM. The difference is that it does not reset next month.

Why nobody does itRetainers are priced on media managed. Retention work reduces the media you need, so improving it makes the agency smaller.

Lever two

Frequency that scales margins

Fixed cost per order falls as order count rises. Doubling purchase frequency improves contribution margin without a price change and without another rupee of media.

Why nobody does itIt needs CRM, category logic and merchandising, which sit outside the ad account and outside most agency scopes.

Lever three

Value that lifts EBITDA

Basket size, mix and pricing move gross profit in rupees. ROAS moves a ratio. Nobody has been acquired on their return on ad spend.

Why nobody does itIt requires access to your P&L and a willingness to say the product or the price is the problem. That is an uncomfortable meeting.

We take the uncomfortable meeting. It is usually the one that pays for the engagement.

ROAS EBITDA
[ get in touch ]

Let's talk.

Tell us what is not adding up. We will tell you straight whether we are the right partner, including when we are not.

Nikhil
nikhil@pieceofpi.digital
+91 80808 09099
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Khushmi
khushmi@pieceofpi.digital
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It never resolves. Neither does the work.

The first eight hundred decimals of π, computed rather than copied. Nobody has found a pattern and nobody has found an end. Hover a highlighted run, or let it play.

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The Feynman point

Six nines in a row.