Marketing collaterals aren’t just about looking pretty.

They’re decision-making tools.

Whether it’s a brochure, a pitch deck, or a lead magnet —

the goal is simple: move the buyer one step forward.

So when I create collaterals,

I don’t start with what you want to say.

I start with what they need to hear.

It’s about structure.

It’s about story.

But mostly — it’s about usefulness.

Because the best collaterals don’t convince.

They help people decide.

Case Study

Lead Magnet for Solarsquare

  • Most homeowners are interested in solar.

    But they’re also confused.

    Is it worth the money?

    Will it work for my roof?

    How long before I start saving?

    The problem?

    Too much information online — and none of it tailored to Indian homeowners.

    We needed a simple, trustworthy guide that could educate and convert.

  • Instead of promoting products, we focused on empowering the buyer.

    We built a lead magnet that answered every big question a homeowner has before going solar:

    • How does solar actually work? (explained simply)

    • What’s the real cost vs savings over time?

    • What are the common myths and mistakes to avoid?

    • Is my home even right for solar? (includes a handy checklist)

    We included subtle brand reinforcement throughout — installation shots, real examples, and ended with a crisp 2-pager on the brand, its benefits, and what sets it apart.

  • 22% of guide downloaders booked a consultation.

    Promoted via:

    • Meta lead ads

    • WhatsApp campaigns

    • Organic Instagram content

    • Partner channels and local networks

Shreya Mishra, Founder, SolarSquare

“Himani brings good clarity of thought and strategic direction to content efforts. She understands content holistically — text & visual appeal wise. She helped us raise the bar of our visuals and content at SolarSquare.”

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