Questions business owners actually ask.

It helps a business reach the right people online. The work may include SEO, paid ads, content, websites, tracking and campaign planning.

Start with a budget you can sustain and measure. Choose one important goal and estimate the cost of testing before increasing spend.

Google Ads often reaches active search intent. Facebook and Instagram can help create demand and remind people about your offer. The right choice depends on the audience.

SEO is usually gradual. Search competition, existing website quality and the usefulness of your content all affect timing.

Not always, but a useful website or landing page often gives people more information and a clear way to enquire.

It depends on how many leads become customers and what each customer is worth. A cheap lead that never buys may be more expensive in practice.

Check search intent, creative fit, landing-page clarity, conversion tracking and lead quality. More visitors do not always mean better visitors.

Yes, when the scope is realistic. Start with a clear content system, one main acquisition channel and simple reporting.

Define a business outcome first. Then review platform actions, website events and confirmed enquiries or purchases where available.

A clear hook, a relevant reason to care, credible proof and an easy next step. Short sentences often work better than generic hype.

It helps nearby customers find a business through relevant pages, accurate contact information, local context and a well-maintained Google Business Profile.

Only if your audience, content and objective make sense on the platform. A channel should earn its place in the plan.

No credible agency can guarantee organic rankings for every query. Algorithms, competition and search behaviour change.

Conversion rate optimisation. It means improving a page or journey so more relevant visitors complete a useful action.

It can be good for awareness. But it does not prove sales or leads. Match the metric to your campaign goal.

You can test similar ideas, but each platform has different viewing behaviour. Adapt the opening, format and pacing.

Showing relevant ads to people who have already interacted with your business, where platform rules and privacy choices allow it.

A slow or unstable page makes it harder for people to read, trust and use your website.

Share what you sell, who buys it, your goal, what you have tried and the budget range you can support.

ARAT is based in Madhyapur Thimi, Bhaktapur. It serves Kathmandu Valley, Nepal and selected international projects.