Our Services

Webtales starts every engagement with an audit and a written plan that says which service to begin with, why, and what it recommends not doing at all. The choice depends on your goal: search and AI visibility for being found, performance marketing for leads now, or website and app development when the platform itself is holding growth back.

Yes, most Webtales clients start with a single service, such as SEO, Google and Meta Ads, LinkedIn marketing or a WordPress website, and add the next one only when the results justify it. There is no requirement to buy a bundle, and each service is scoped, planned and reported on its own.

Yes, Webtales can run SEO, paid ads and website development together because all three teams work in the same office in Navi Mumbai. A technical SEO fix is implemented by Webtales' own developers, and an ad landing page is designed by its creative team and built by its WordPress developers, so there is no hand-off between vendors.

The Webtales audit, or first review, happens in the first fortnight of an engagement and looks at your current website, search visibility, ad accounts, social channels and tracking, depending on the services involved. It ends in a written plan that sets priorities, agreed KPIs, what to do first and why, and what is not worth doing.

Webtales charges flat fees agreed in a written proposal, not a percentage of your advertising spend. That means the fee does not rise when your Google or Meta budget increases, and the recommendation on how much to spend is not tied to Webtales' own income. Pricing is given with the plan after Webtales understands what you want to grow.

Once a Webtales engagement starts, work runs in fortnightly delivery cycles tracked on a shared task board, so you can see what is planned, in progress and done. Every month you receive a KPI report in plain language that shows progress against the targets agreed at the start, which is the basis for deciding what to change next.

The client owns every account, file and piece of data created during a Webtales engagement, including ad accounts, analytics, website code, designs and content. Work is documented and version-controlled so that your own team or another supplier can take it over whenever you choose, without needing to rebuild or request access.

B2B companies at Webtales usually lean on LinkedIn marketing, including company page management, personal profile management for founders and leaders, and LinkedIn Ads, alongside SEO and GEO for research-stage buyers. Consumer brands more often use Google and Meta Ads, social media management and video. The audit confirms the mix based on where your buyers actually look.

Not necessarily. The Webtales audit checks whether your current website can support SEO or paid campaigns, looking at speed, tracking, landing pages and how easily it can be edited. If fixes are needed, Webtales' own WordPress or Ruby on Rails developers can make them, and a full rebuild is only recommended when repairs would cost more.