Capabilities
Six groups, built to work together.
Buy one, or run them as one connected system. The sequence is what makes the difference.
All servicesIndustries
Your sector does not buy the way the next one does.
Each sector has its own growth plan — how customers find you, what they must believe, and what to measure.
All industriesConsumer and hospitality
Services and professional
Industry and institutions
Founders and new ventures
Brand strategy, content, AI video, lead generation, search, websites and technology — combined around the actual needs of your business.
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Select your goals, preferred content quantities, channels and campaign duration. Brandx will prepare a structured recommendation around what your business actually needs.
Step 1 of 8
What we create
Most businesses buy these from three different suppliers. Built together, each one makes the next cheaper.
A position, a name and a visual system a customer can recall and repeat.
Positioning, naming, identity, guidelines and the templates that keep it intact when someone builds a post at 9pm. The point is not a logo — it is that the business looks like itself everywhere it appears.
Enough good work, often enough, to be worth following.
Photography, short-form video, AI-generated film, motion graphics and writing, produced on a cycle rather than in a panic. Batched into shoot days so the quality holds and the cost stays predictable.
The machinery between the click and the customer, built and measured.
Websites, landing pages, tracking, CRM routing, search visibility and paid campaigns — connected, so a lead can be traced from the advertisement that produced it to the sale it became.
The Brandx Growth Operating System
Most businesses buy marketing in fragments — a logo here, some ads there, a website that nobody updates. Brandx runs them as one sequence, so each stage makes the next one cheaper and faster.
“Why is this not working as well as it should?”
We audit what already exists before proposing anything new — the analytics, the ad accounts, the search visibility, the sales conversations, and what competitors are actually doing rather than what everyone assumes they are doing. Most engagements uncover at least one thing that is quietly wasting money.
Decisions are being made on assumption. Budget is spread evenly across channels because nobody can prove which one is carrying the business.
“What do we say, and why would anyone switch?”
We settle the positioning: who the business is for, what it replaces, and the one claim it can defend. Then we build the message hierarchy and offer structure that every later asset inherits — so the website, the ads and the sales pitch stop contradicting each other.
Every asset says something slightly different. The team cannot answer 'why you' in one sentence, so prospects default to comparing price.
“What does the business actually look like now?”
We build the identity and the digital foundation together — logo system, brand guidelines, website or app, CRM, analytics and search infrastructure. Doing them as one workstream is what prevents the familiar outcome where a beautiful new brand is bolted onto a site that cannot be measured.
The brand looks different in every application, and no one can say what the website is contributing because nothing downstream of a form submission is tracked.
“How do we keep feeding this without burning out?”
We build the content engine: a quarterly plan, a shoot cadence that produces months of assets in days, and an AI-assisted variation workflow that turns one filmed idea into the twenty cuts the platforms need. Production is treated as a supply chain, not a series of emergencies.
Content is made reactively, the week it is needed. Quality swings, costs are unpredictable, and there is never enough variation to test properly.
“How do we get in front of the right people?”
We put the work into market across paid, organic, search and — where the audience is genuinely offline — outdoor. Campaigns launch with the measurement already in place, a defined test structure, and an agreed definition of what a qualified lead is.
Campaigns go live before tracking does, so spend is committed for weeks before anyone can tell what is working.
“Why are the leads not turning into customers?”
We work the part most agencies hand back: what happens between the click and the sale. Landing page structure, form friction, WhatsApp and phone response, follow-up sequences, retargeting, and the sales handover itself. This is usually the cheapest place to find growth.
Traffic is not the constraint. Leads arrive, sit unanswered for a day, and go cold — and nobody has measured what that is costing.
“How do we grow this without it getting fragile?”
We move from launching things to compounding them: retention and loyalty programmes, review generation, systematic testing, automation of the repetitive work, and expansion into new segments, cities or markets — with the reporting to know when to push and when to stop.
Growth depends on constantly buying new customers because nothing is built to keep the ones already won.
Decide what you are, who you are for, and why anyone should switch.
Everything downstream gets cheaper when the positioning is settled. This group ends the arguments about what to say, so the creative, the media and the sales conversation all point the same direction.
Turn the strategy into work people actually stop for.
A position nobody sees is a document. This group produces the words, design and content system that carry the positioning into every feed, inbox and sales deck — at the volume modern channels demand.
Film that survives the first three seconds.
From a single founder-to-camera clip to a national TVC. Full in-house direction, crew, and post — so the idea that was approved on paper is the idea that reaches the screen.
Buy attention deliberately, and prove what it returned.
Paid media, search and lifecycle marketing run against a single definition of a qualified lead. Reporting starts from your business outcome and works backwards — not from whichever platform metric happens to look best that month.
Build the thing the marketing is sending people to.
Websites, commerce, apps and internal software built by the same team that runs the campaigns — which is why the tracking works, the landing pages load, and the CRM actually receives the lead.
The brand, made physical — and printed right the first time.
Nepal still closes business face to face. Stationery, packaging, signage, hoardings and merchandise produced to the same identity standard as the digital work, with print-ready files we own and can reprint at any time.
AI Video Studio
From cinematic product films to AI presenters, animated advertisements, multilingual content and high-volume social videos — Brandx combines leading AI-generation models with professional creative direction, editing and quality control.
You buy finished, quality-controlled videos — not generation credits, and not raw model output. Every film is directed, edited, sound-treated and checked by a person before it reaches you.
Brandx uses the generation workflow that suits the concept — cinematic models for scene work, presenter models only where a presenter is genuinely required. How the production process runs
Lead generation
Most campaigns fail somewhere between the click and the conversation, not at the ad. The whole chain is run as one system, and every link is measured.
Advertising spend is always separate from the Brandx management fee, paid by you directly to the platforms, and reported separately.
01Offer
What is being sold, and why now.
02Audience
Who it is for, defined narrowly enough to buy against.
03Creative
Enough variation to learn, not just to launch.
04Landing page
One page, one decision.
05Tracking
Verified end to end before any spend starts.
06Campaign
Structured so a result can be attributed to a decision.
07Lead delivery
Into the inbox, sheet, CRM or WhatsApp your team actually uses.
08Optimisation
Weekly, while the month is still running.
How we work
You should always know what is being made, what it will cost, when you will see it, and where you get to say no. Nothing here starts before the stage before it has been signed off.
Before anything is proposed, we find out what is actually true.
1–2 weeks
The stage where the argument about what you are buying is settled.
1 week
Agreeing the direction before anyone spends a week executing the wrong one.
1–2 weeks
The build. This is the longest stage and the one you should see progress during.
2–10 weeks, depending on scope
Two reviews: ours first, then yours.
1–2 weeks
Going live, with the measurement already working.
Days to 1 week
The part most agencies treat as a report and we treat as the work.
Ongoing, reviewed monthly
Where to start
Or answer eight questions and we will build a plan around exactly what you need instead.
Insights
What the three disciplines share, where they genuinely diverge, and a practical order of work for a Nepali business with a limited budget.
Real ranges for agency fees, ad spend, production and print in the Nepali market — plus the costs that routinely surprise people after they sign.
A practical evaluation framework — the questions to ask, the answers that should worry you, and how to compare proposals that have been deliberately made hard to compare.
Tell us your goals, content requirements, preferred platforms and campaign duration. Brandx will prepare a plan around what your business actually needs.
Identity, content, website, print and campaigns — connected, so each one makes the next cheaper to run.
