Why Akvega is built this way
Why should the team running your ads also build the page they land on?
Most companies buy growth marketing and digital build from two different suppliers. Neither owns the handover between them, and the handover is where the money goes. Akvega holds both ends.
The handover tax
Three ways two vendors lose you money.
The landing page lands late
The campaign is ready on Monday. The page it needs is in a developer’s queue behind three other clients. Spend either waits, or runs to a page that was not built for it.
The tracking never quite matches
The agency reports conversions from its pixel. The developer’s analytics say something else. Finance sees a third number. Nobody owns the reconciliation, so budget decisions are made on the most flattering figure.
The real fix sits in someone else’s backlog
The audit finds that the checkout drops orders on a slow connection. That is not a marketing task and not on the developer’s roadmap. It stays found and unfixed while the ads keep paying for the traffic that hits it.
What one team changes
The team buying the traffic is the team shipping the page it arrives on.
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One owner for the whole path
From the ad to the page to the form to the CRM, one team is accountable for the result, and there is no gap for a problem to fall into.
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Fixes ship at campaign speed
A new landing page, a schema change or a checkout fix is a task for the same people, in the same week, not a ticket for another vendor.
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One set of numbers
Tracking is designed with the campaign and built with the site, so the report the campaign runs on is the same report the business runs on.
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The product improves the marketing
The people who know why the page converts are the people writing the next ad, and the people who know which ad converts are the people designing the next page.
Growth
Demand you can measure. We get you found, get you chosen, and keep the pipeline moving after the launch buzz dies down.
Build
The product behind the promise. Interfaces, storefronts and systems engineered to hold up once real traffic and real people arrive.
Questions about one team.
01What does “one team for growth and build” mean at Akvega?
Akvega runs growth marketing — SEO, Google Ads, Meta Ads and social — and digital build — websites, online stores, mobile apps and custom tools — with the same team, so the campaign and the product it points to are shipped by the same people.
02What is the handover tax between an agency and a developer?
The cost of nobody owning the gap between two vendors: landing pages that land late, tracking that never matches, and fixes that sit in someone else’s backlog while the ads keep paying for traffic. Akvega removes the gap by holding both ends.
03Can we hire Akvega for marketing only, or for development only?
Yes. Most engagements start on one track. The advantage of one team is available whenever you need it: when a campaign needs a page or a product needs traffic, the other half is already in the room.
04We already have a developer or an agency. Does this still work?
Yes. Akvega can lead, embed inside your team, or sit behind your existing vendor as the engineering or media bench. What changes is that someone owns the path from click to conversion end to end.
05Does one team cost more than two vendors?
Akvega’s growth packages run from ₹20,000 to ₹60,000 a month plus GST, and build work is quoted from a paid diagnostic. What one team removes is the unbilled cost of the handover: the late page, the mismatched numbers and the unfixed leak.
06Is having everything with one team a lock-in risk?
No. Repositories, ad accounts, analytics and hosting are created in your name from day one, so leaving is a decision, not an extraction. One team is a convenience you keep because it works, not because it is hard to leave.
07How does an engagement with one team start?
With a paid diagnostic that audits your Google Business Profile, website, design and social accounts within 1 to 2 working days and prices every finding. Because one team audits both the marketing and the product, the findings already cross the gap.
08Who is the one-team model for?
Founders and marketing leads at Indian SMBs and funded startups who currently buy marketing and development from two vendors and are deciding whether to consolidate. Most are in Hyderabad and wider India; some are in the US.
Tell us where the handover is costing you.
A paid diagnostic audits both the marketing and the product, and prices every finding.