A digital marketing agency that runs SEO, paid media, social, content, e-commerce and web under one roof.
F&B buying is rarely a single channel. Someone tries a sample at an event, searches the brand on Instagram, then orders on Blinkit or Zepto a week later. We map how your category actually gets discovered and bought, then decide which channels to prioritise instead of spreading thin across all of them at once.
Mismatched MRP, outdated packshots and stock-outs across quick-commerce, marketplaces and your own site quietly cost sales and trust. We set up a single source of truth for product data, images, claims and pricing, then sync it to each channel so a shopper sees the same brand whether they land on Amazon, Instamart or your D2C store.
A quick-commerce keyword campaign, a Meta discovery ad and an Amazon listing each need different creative and intent. We build campaigns suited to each surface, track which channel brings repeat buyers versus one-time trials, and shift budget toward the combinations that actually drive reorders.
Retail and marketplace sales hide your customer. We use your D2C store, QR codes on packaging, WhatsApp and email to collect consented first-party data, then run reorder reminders, subscriptions and post-purchase flows so repeat revenue does not depend on buying the same click twice.
A free, no-obligation readout of where you stand and a 90-day plan to improve. No slide decks, no sales theatre.
Free audit + plan
Senior strategist on every account. Weekly cadence. No offshore handoffs.
“Harshit Handa”
Dcrayons provided website development and design services for our regulatory compliance and taxation company. On-time delivery was commendable. The team was supportive, provided timely deliverables, and communicated with us through virtual meetings throughout the engagement.
Corpify
CEO, Corpify
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“Insha Allah Khan”
The process was smooth and professional. Dcrayons delivered digital marketing for our beauty brand and the work landed measurable outcomes. 35% traffic increase, 45% social growth, and first-page Google rankings, with responsive management throughout.
Glowral
CFO, Glowral
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“Nirwana Jewellers Private Limited”
They ensure all campaigns go live as scheduled without delays. The e-commerce and digital marketing support raised engagement, website traffic, and sales, and the project oversight stayed organised and responsive across the engagement.
Nirwana Jewellers Private Limited
Chief Executive Officer
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“Nikhil Tiwari”
Dcrayons made everything right. We commissioned a website design + development build from scratch. it shipped on schedule with responsive adjustments through the review cycles and met the Google feature compatibility we needed.
Instacertify Labs Private Limited
Co-Founder, Instacertify Labs Private Limited
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“Rishab”
Their attention to detail and compliance-focused approach helps build a stronger and more sustainable business. Initially they ask for documentation many sellers find difficult to provide. that is exactly what sets them apart. They now also offer USA seller account management. Loved the service. Bestseller in 3 category.
GetSetNova
Founder, GetSetNova
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“Keratine Professional”
Dcrayons took our Amazon account from steady but flat to explosive growth: 180 percent more revenue, from Rs 1.82 crore to Rs 5.10 crore.
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Dcrayons is a digital marketing agency founded in 2016, with our head office in Delhi and a US entity. We work across SEO, PPC, social, content, e-commerce and web, which is why omnichannel work suits us, the same team that writes your listing copy can plan the paid campaigns that point to it and the D2C site that captures the email. For a food and beverage startup that usually means starting with two or three channels you can run well, getting product data and pricing consistent, and adding surfaces as the numbers justify it.
One team for SEO, PPC, social, content, e-commerce listings and web, so your channels are planned together instead of by separate vendors who never talk
Hands-on experience with D2C storefronts, marketplace listings and quick-commerce, including the product-data and pricing sync that omnichannel depends on
Real questions people ask Dcrayons about omnichannel for f&b startups. Honest answers, no jargon.
It means connecting every place a customer can find and buy your product, your D2C website, quick-commerce apps, marketplaces, retail shelves and social channels, so the experience and information stay consistent across all of them. For F&B specifically it also means keeping product data, pricing and stock in sync despite perishable inventory and frequent listing changes. The goal is for a shopper to buy wherever is easiest and still recognise the same brand.
Start with the two or three channels that match how your category is actually discovered and bought, rather than launching everywhere at once. For many packaged food and beverage brands that is a D2C store for first-party data, one quick-commerce or marketplace platform for reach, and one social channel for discovery. Add channels as your margins and repeat rates justify the operational load.
You usually need both, but for different reasons. Quick-commerce and marketplaces give you reach and trial volume but hide the customer and take a margin cut, while your own D2C store captures first-party data, supports subscriptions and protects margin. A common approach is using marketplaces for discovery and your own store plus reorder flows to build repeat revenue you control.
Set up a single source of truth for product data, images, claims and pricing, then push updates to each channel from there instead of editing every platform by hand. This avoids mismatched MRP, stale packshots and stock-outs that quietly lose sales and trust. For F&B it is especially important because inventory turns fast and listing rules differ by platform.
Repeat purchase is where F&B economics are won, and omnichannel helps by capturing the customer through your own store, packaging QR codes, WhatsApp and email even when the first sale happens on a marketplace. With consented first-party data you can run reorder reminders, subscriptions and post-purchase flows. That means repeat revenue does not depend on paying for the same customer twice.
Acquisition channels like paid social and quick-commerce ads can show early signal within a few weeks, while organic search, content and repeat-purchase loops build over several months. The honest answer depends on your category, margins and how many channels you run at once. We focus first on getting data and pricing consistent and one or two channels working before expanding, so results compound rather than fragment.
A free, no-obligation readout and a 90-day plan to improve.