Every engagement listed here is real work, completed and delivered. We’ve anonymized the brand names because our clients didn’t hire us for PR. They hired us to build growth infrastructure. Here’s what that looks like when it’s done.
Before the case snapshots, you should know what we’re talking about when we say “deliverables.” These aren’t decks with recommendations. They’re working systems, diagnostic reports, and data infrastructure that your team can act on the day they receive them.
35-section HTML reports covering technical SEO, content gaps, keyword positioning, backlink profile, competitor intelligence, and AI visibility. Not a PDF with arrows. A self-contained, interactive document with 200+ data points your team can filter and act on.
Average report size: 900KB+ of pure analysis. No stock photos taking up space.
Full keyword universes. We’re talking 12,000 to 55,000 keywords collected, classified by intent, mapped to competitors, and scored for opportunity. Not a spreadsheet dump. Structured data with category taxonomies, volume tiers, and difficulty ratings your content team can plan against for 12+ months.
We test your brand’s presence across ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity, and Microsoft Copilot. 300+ prompts per brand, covering commercial queries, comparison queries, and recommendation queries. You get a citation map showing exactly where AI mentions you, where it mentions your competitors, and where it ignores you entirely.
We pull your top 4-6 competitors’ full keyword profiles and cross-reference them with yours. The output is a gap analysis showing keywords they rank for that you don’t, keywords where you’re within striking distance (positions 11-20), and keywords where you’re losing ground quarter over quarter.
Page-level content briefs with 21 sections each. Target keyword, search intent, competitor analysis, content structure, entity requirements, internal linking map, schema markup, and full SVG wireframes showing the recommended page layout. Each brief is a blueprint your writers can execute without guessing.
18-slide interactive HTML decks with speaker notes, keyboard navigation, and data pulled directly from the audit. Built for Digital Heads who need to present findings to their CMO or board. No design agency needed. The deck ships with the audit.
We can’t name these brands. We can tell you exactly what we built, how deep we went, and what they walked away with.
The situation: India’s leading gold loan brand had a website generating traffic but bleeding visibility to competitors on high-intent commercial keywords. Their SEO team was working from gut feel, not data. They had no visibility into what ChatGPT or Gemini said about them when customers asked “best gold loan provider in India.”
What we built: A 38-section diagnostic report covering 12,547 of their own keywords and 55,826 competitor keywords across 5 direct competitors. We ran 300 AI prompts across 4 platforms to map their AI citation profile. We batch-tested 88 pages through Lighthouse and crawled their full site architecture.
The scope in numbers:
The entire engagement, from data collection to delivered report and deck, took less than two weeks. Not two months. Two weeks.
“When a brand this size has never seen a competitive keyword map of 55,000+ terms, that tells you something about the gap between what agencies promise and what they actually deliver,” says Hardik Shah, Founder of ScaleGrowth.Digital. “We don’t fill that gap with slide decks. We fill it with data.”
The situation: A diagnostics company with 250+ labs and annual revenue north of ₹850 crore was getting outranked by smaller competitors on critical search terms. Their digital team knew they had problems but couldn’t quantify them. They needed ammunition for an internal pitch to leadership.
What we built: A full SEO and AI visibility audit plus an 18-slide pitch deck. We collected 4,052 of their organic keywords and ran a competitive gap analysis against 5 competitors, producing a combined dataset of 25,163 keywords. We crawled 42 key pages, ran Lighthouse batch testing, and tested AI visibility across all major platforms.
The scope in numbers:
The pitch deck was specifically designed so their Digital Head could walk into a leadership meeting and present the case for SEO investment without hiring a design firm to make it look good. It already looked good. Because it was built from real data, not stock photography.
The situation: A B2B distributor of steel roofing, cladding, and structural materials in Australia was invisible online. Their competitors ranked for every product keyword that mattered. They’d never had a formal SEO audit or content strategy.
What we built: A complete SEO audit followed by 56 individual content recommendation reports. Each content rec included a 21-section analysis with target keyword, search intent mapping, competitor content teardowns, entity requirements, and inline SVG wireframes showing exactly how the page should be structured.
The scope in numbers:
This engagement proved something we’d suspected: the Organic Growth Engine works across geographies. An Australian B2B distributor has different keywords, different competitors, and different user intent than an Indian NBFC. The engine adapts. The process holds.
The situation: A fast-growing QSR brand with 199 stores across 7+ Indian cities needed to move beyond spreadsheet-based franchise management. They were tracking store performance across multiple systems with no single source of truth. Their operations team was spending hours pulling data that should have been available in seconds.
What we built: Not an audit this time. A full command center application. We integrated with their POS system’s API, pulled live store data, and built a web application for real-time reporting, franchise lead management, and operational dashboards. The system connects to their existing POS infrastructure and gives leadership a single screen to see performance across all 199 locations.
The scope in numbers:
This project shows the “engineering” in growth engineering. We didn’t just advise them to “improve operational efficiency.” We wrote the software. We connected the APIs. We shipped the product.
Every engagement above was powered by the same underlying system. Here’s what’s actually running under the hood.
Speed matters. Not because we rush, but because the engine automates the parts that shouldn’t take human time. Data collection, report assembly, chart generation, competitive mapping. Those are automated. Human time goes to analysis, strategy, and judgment calls.
Data collection starts the day we kick off. Keyword harvesting, competitor identification, technical crawl, Lighthouse batch, AI visibility probes. By end of week one, we have the raw data for 10,000 to 60,000 keywords depending on vertical size.
Analysis and report assembly. The engine processes the data and produces structured output. Our team reviews every section, adds strategic commentary, identifies the 5-7 things that will actually move the needle, and builds the presentation deck.
Content recommendations, implementation support, and the first cycle of the growth engine. If you’ve hired us for ongoing work, this is where the system starts compounding. Each cycle feeds data back into the next one. That’s the whole point.
“I’ve spent 15 years watching agencies take 8 weeks to deliver what’s essentially a repackaged Ahrefs export,” says Hardik Shah, Founder of ScaleGrowth.Digital. “We built the engine specifically so that data collection and assembly are measured in hours, not weeks. That frees us to spend time on what actually matters: figuring out what to do with the data.”
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