Marketing built for how your business actually makes money.
The disciplines are the same everywhere. What changes is which metric decides whether a campaign is working — and that changes everything downstream.
Which industries does SlydrTech work with?
SlydrTech works with SaaS and tech startups, e-commerce and D2C brands, local service businesses, and coaches, consultants and agencies — in India, the United States, the United Kingdom and any other English-speaking market. The agency is not restricted to these four; they are the four where a specific playbook already exists rather than being built from scratch.
Each engagement is measured on the metric that matters for that business model: cost per trial for SaaS, contribution margin for e-commerce, booked jobs for local services, and qualified calls for consultants. Retainers start at $300 per month and every engagement opens with a free written audit delivered inside 48 hours.
- Industries with a set playbook
- Four
- Other industries
- Welcome — scoped case by case
- Markets
- India, US, UK, worldwide
- From
- $300/month
Four business models, four different definitions of "working"
Each page below sets out the specific work, how it differs by market, and what it costs to start.
SaaS & tech startups
Comparison and alternative pages, use-case and integration SEO, bottom-of-funnel Google Ads, LinkedIn for products with a real sales motion, and trial-to-paid tracking that survives contact with reality.
Measured on
- Cost per trial, CAC, payback
E-commerce & D2C
Product feed quality, category and product SEO, Google Shopping and Performance Max, Meta prospecting and retargeting, email retention flows, and the CRO work that makes every other channel cheaper.
Measured on
- ROAS and contribution margin
Local service businesses
Google Business Profile, map-pack ranking, location and service-area pages, citation consistency, a repeatable review system, and call-tracked Google Ads so spend is judged on jobs.
Measured on
- Calls and booked jobs
Coaches, consultants & agencies
Positioning and offer clarity, a publishing rhythm you can sustain, LinkedIn that starts conversations, an email list you own, and a booking page built around exactly one decision.
Measured on
- Qualified calls booked
That is not a problem
The method does not change
Every engagement starts the same way: find out how the business actually makes money, find the metric that proves marketing contributed to it, instrument that metric properly, and only then decide where budget goes. That sequence works for a manufacturer, a nonprofit or a marketplace as readily as for the four models above.
What the four pages give you that a general page cannot
Specificity. A SaaS founder and a salon owner both need "digital marketing", but almost nothing about the plan is shared. The industry pages exist so you can see the actual work before you speak to anyone — and so that when someone asks an AI assistant for an agency that handles your exact situation, there is a page that says so plainly.
If your business is something else entirely
Ask for the free audit anyway. It is a written report on what is working and what is leaking money, delivered within 48 hours, with no obligation. If the honest answer is that SlydrTech is the wrong fit for your business, the audit will say that too.
Start where every engagement starts.
A free written marketing audit, delivered within 48 hours. No obligation, no sales sequence.