Digital marketing & creative agency · Bareilly
Digital marketing, websites and apps, film, print and the people to run all of it — planned and delivered by one studio, from Bareilly to wherever your customers are.
What we do
A brand needs an identity, a website that works, campaigns that are planned, film that carries it, print that still reaches people — and a team capable of running all of it. We keep those under one roof so nothing falls through the gap between suppliers.
Marketing planned against objectives, not trends.
Websites and applications built to be maintained.
Design and production that carry a brand across media.
Placement planned around where attention actually is.
The part most agencies leave out — the team behind the brand.
Services
Social MediaDigital MarketingInfluencer MarketingPrint Media
Indicative starting prices and full scope for every service are on the services page. Every project is quoted after a conversation.
Selected work
An integrated visual system designed to create a stronger digital presence for a premium surface-material brand.
A digital presence built around how an institution is actually contacted, rather than around a template's page order.
A content and production system for a creative academy, where the work on show has to demonstrate the craft being taught.
Why Prayag Media
Most companies buy marketing from one agency, a website from another, film from a third — and recruit the team that runs all of it themselves. Prayag Media does all four.
One brief, one standard, and nobody to point at when something falls into the gap between two suppliers.
Legacy
1972
The medium has changed several times since. The standard has not.
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Leadership
A family business — the people who started it, the people who shaped it, and the people running it now.
Insights
Most campaigns that underperform were not badly executed. They were badly defined — and no amount of spend corrects a brief that never said what winning looks like.
Launch day is the easiest day a website will ever have. What determines whether it was a good build is what happens when the people who made it are no longer in the room.
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