Tax2Win
Owning filing season, from billboard to landing page.
Campaign · OOH · Performance3.2× leads
Content that earns action.
Creative & Content
A creative engine for social, advertising and campaigns, shipping weekly, in one voice.
What this is.
Creative and content is where a brand shows up every day. We plan and produce social content, ad creative and full campaigns from one argument. The Monday post, the billboard and the landing page then sound like the same company.
It is built for brands that need a steady creative engine, not another freelancer. A team that knows the brand keeps a rhythm and ships.
Who it’s for
- Brands that need a creative team on call, not a one-off project.
- Launches and seasons that need a campaign idea with reach across formats.
- Founders who have a brand but no one to keep it alive on social and in ads.
What you get.
Social, Creatives, Campaigns, and everything it takes to put them to work.
Campaign idea and platform
One promise that runs across outdoor, digital and print. Nothing gets retranslated.
Social content
Planned and produced, then published to a cadence we agree. It is always in the brand's voice.
Ad creative
Static and motion creative, with the copy, built for the channel and tested against the target.
Outdoor and print
Hoardings and press ads, plus printed collateral. All of it is designed for the street and the page.
On-air and show packages
Identity and graphics for broadcast and event formats, plus social cuts.
Content calendar
A forward plan tied to launches. It also follows seasons and sales moments.
When you need creative & content.
The situations where this work pays for itself fastest. If two or three of these sound familiar, it is worth a conversation.
Your content looks like everyone else's
Templates and stock images blur brands together. What makes a feed recognisable is a point of view in the photography and the layout, and in the voice.
You publish, but nobody remembers it
Content with no single idea behind it is scrolled past. A campaign thought gives posts something to repeat and build on.
You are launching something new
Launches need assets in many formats at once: stills, short video, cutdowns, print. Planning them together saves time and keeps them consistent.
You have photography but no direction
Good images shot without a plan rarely add up to a story. Art direction connects them.
Your team cannot keep up with the calendar
Regular content needs a system. That means themes and templates, with a production rhythm that a small team can sustain.
How we approach it.
The same six-step discipline runs every project; here is how it shows up in this discipline.
Find the one promise
A single line a customer can repeat, tested across formats before we commit.
Build the toolkit
Templates and tone rules, with asset libraries. Production stays fast and on-brand.
Plan the rhythm
A content calendar tied to what the business needs to sell and say.
Ship weekly
A regular cadence of finished work, not a quarterly reveal.
Learn and sharpen
Review what earned attention and action, and fold it back into the next batch.
What we fix.
Campaigns that fight each other
Each ad contradicting the last. A single season-long promise lets the channels compound instead of compete.
Content without a voice
Generic posts that could belong to any brand. We write and design from the brand's own argument.
Creative that doesn't travel
A great idea that only works in one format. We design the idea to hold from a billboard to a six-second cut.
Bursts and silences
Activity at launch and nothing after. Weekly shipping keeps the brand present.
Mistakes buyers make.
Most are easy to avoid once you can see them. Each one costs time or money later.
Producing before deciding the idea
A shoot with no clear idea produces a folder of images, not a campaign. Decide what the content is saying first.
Shooting without a shot list
A written list tied to real uses stops a shoot day from wandering. Every frame should have a job.
One format for every channel
A landscape film cropped to a vertical story rarely works. Plan the formats before the camera is on.
Ignoring rights and consent
Agree usage rights in writing for the people and places and for the music and fonts. Problems found after publishing are expensive.
What is included, and what is not.
Every engagement gets a written scope. This is how the line usually falls, so nothing surprises you.
Usually included
Concept and art direction; Shot lists and production planning; Photography, video or design for the formats you agree; Editing and cutdowns for the agreed channels; Delivery of finished files in the formats you need.
Usually outside the scope
Talent, location and permit fees unless scoped; Music and stock licences beyond the agreed set; Paid media to distribute the content; Unlimited revisions. The scope states how many rounds are included.
Where we’ve done it.
All workMission TEE
Technical education, made aspirational.
Identity · Campaign3 states rolled out
MasterChef Rajasthan
A regional flagship made cinematic.
Identity · On-airS2 highest TVR
Where it matters most.
Sectors where we have done this work, with the brands and cases behind each.
- Media & EventsFestivals, broadcasts and publishers. We design the identity that has to hold up on a stage and on a screen, and on a hoarding the same week.
- Public-good & MissionFoundations, festivals, edtech for the underserved. We bring the discipline of a commercial brand to mission work.
- Fintech & AdvisoryCategories where trust is the product. Identity systems that earn the second look.
- D2C & LifestyleHeritage labels, new launches, packaging-first identities. We design for the shelf and the scroll.
- Healthcare & WellnessClinical, public-facing, community-led. We design for the gravitas the category demands.
How to evaluate any creative & content agency.
Useful whether you hire us or someone else.
- Look at the consistency across a body of work, not one standout piece.
- Ask who will direct and who will shoot. Ask who will edit, and whether you meet them beforehand.
- Ask how a shot list is prepared and approved before production.
- Ask which formats are delivered and how cutdowns are planned.
- Ask who owns the raw material and what usage rights you receive.
- Ask how revisions are handled and how many rounds are included.
Terms you will hear: Art direction, Shot list, Content calendar, Tone of voice. See the whole glossary.
What creative & content costs, and why.
What you pay for
The cost covers concept and planning, then production and post-production. The thinking before the camera is what makes the output usable across channels.
What moves the number
How many formats there are, and how many shoot days and locations. The people involved matter, and so does the amount of editing and motion work required.
What is not in the price
Talent and locations are normally separate costs. So are permits, music and stock licences, and paid distribution. Retainers usually begin with a short minimum period.
Starting point: From ₹25,000 a month, excluding taxes. Typical timeline: monthly, after a 3‑month start. Exact figures come after a short conversation, in writing.
What buyers ask about this.
Something we haven’t covered? Ask us directly.
How is this different from a branding project?
Branding sets the system. Creative and content runs it week after week, on social, in ads and across campaigns. Many clients start with one and continue with the other.
How often will you publish?
Weekly, not quarterly: that is the promise of this service. The exact cadence and channels are agreed per brief, so the plan fits your capacity to approve.
Can you handle regional-language creative?
Regional language is part of the craft. The Tax2Win campaign was Hindi-first, so a household could read it on a billboard, in a short reel and on a landing page without translation.
Do you do outdoor and broadcast work?
We have designed for outdoor, with billboards for Tax2Win and the Jaipur Health Festival. We have also designed for broadcast. For MasterChef Rajasthan that meant the identity, the on-air package and the social cuts.
How do you keep a campaign coherent across channels?
By starting from one promise and designing every format around it. On Tax2Win, outdoor created reach and performance created repetition. Landing pages caught the people who converted. It was one story, compounding.
Do you also make the content strategy?
A content calendar comes with the work, and so does the toolkit. Both are tied to what the business needs to say and sell.
What does creative & content cost?
From ₹25,000 a month is the published starting point. The pricing page explains what moves the number, and after a short conversation we send a written scope and a fixed price.
Can I see an example?
Yes: Tax2Win (Owning filing season, from billboard to landing page) and Mission TEE (Technical education, made aspirational). Each case study states the problem, the decision and the scope.
The other disciplines.
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