Bharat Rise Ranks: Digital marketing agency, Solan. Project by Ishwra

Case Study 01 / 19

A website structured the way its buyers search.

Digital marketing agency, Solan.

Explore the Project

AboutBharat Rise Ranks is a digital marketing agency in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, working with businesses across India and overseas. Ishwra developed its website and supported it with SEO and social media. The site sorts a wide offer into four menu groups, gives four industries a page of their own, and brings every visitor to one enquiry point.

Client
Bharat Rise Ranks
Industry
Digital marketing services
Services
Web Design & E-Commerce, Digital Marketing & Growth
Role
Website development, SEO, social media
Platform
WordPress with Elementor

Project overview

Client, scope and responsibilities.

Client
Bharat Rise Ranks
Location
Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India
Industry
Digital marketing services
Our role
Website development, SEO and social media
Platform
WordPress with Elementor

About the client

Bharat Rise Ranks sells search visibility. Its services run from local, on-page, off-page and technical SEO to paid ads, content, branding, web development and AI-produced video ads.

Its buyers own service businesses: dental clinics, plumbing firms, painting contractors and solar installers. It works with clients in India and, in solar especially, addresses markets such as the UAE, Australia and Canada. The agency is led by founder Yogita B. Bakhru and presents a named team of eight.

That makes its own website an unusual brief. An agency that sells search has to be found through search, and its site is the first sample of its work a prospect sees.

The challenge

A wide offer and more than one kind of buyer.

The offer is wide

Fourteen services sit under one brand, from a Google Business Profile clean-up to a Shopify store build. Listed flat, that reads as a menu with no starting point.

The buyers differ

A dentist who wants a fuller appointment book and a solar installer comparing agencies from abroad search with different words and need different proof. One generic services page answers neither.

Objectives & strategy

What the site needed to do, and how we approached it.

What the site needed to do

  • Make every service reachable from the main menu without flattening the offer into a list.
  • Give each priority industry a page of its own, written in that buyer’s terms.
  • Send every page to the same next step.
  • Put the search foundations in place so new pages can be added without rework.

Our approach

  1. Structure before pages

    The navigation follows the two ways this audience searches. Disciplines sit under SEO, Digital Marketing and Web Design. Trades sit under Specialization. A visitor who knows the service they want and a visitor who only knows their own industry both find a labelled door.

  2. A platform the client can run

    We built the site on WordPress with Elementor. For a business whose growth depends on publishing service pages and guides, that keeps new content within reach of its own team. It is the same advice the agency gives its content-led clients.

  3. Search foundations and content clusters

    Each page carries its own title, description and canonical address. Sitemaps cover pages, posts, video and local listings. Content is planned in clusters: an industry page supported by guides that link back to the services they discuss.

  4. Social media

    Alongside the website and search work, we handled social media for the brand.

What we delivered

Six parts of the site, and why each matters.

  1. Site › main menuA navigation with two ways in

    The header groups 14 service pages under four labels: Specialization, Digital Marketing, SEO and Web Design. A prospect scanning the menu sees four choices, not fourteen, and the agency can add a fifteenth service without redrawing the header.

  2. Site › seo-services-for-solar-businessesIndustry pages built as full arguments

    Dentists, plumbers, painters and solar companies each have a dedicated page. The solar page shows the pattern: the market, four reasons installers lose leads online, six services, a four-step process, six FAQs and an audit request. A buyer reads their own problem in their own vocabulary before they read about the agency.

  3. Site › the-complete-seo-guide-for-solar-businessA content cluster around solar

    Three guides published between July and August 2026 support the solar page. The main guide links to six service pages. Guides reach people who are still researching, and the links carry them to the page that sells the service.

  4. Site › contactOne route to an enquiry

    Primary buttons across the site offer a free audit and lead to the contact page. That page pairs a six-field form with a phone number, office hours and a three-step account of what happens next, starting with a reply within 24 hours. One offer, repeated, is easier to act on than five competing ones.

  5. Site › sitemap_index.xmlSearch foundations on every page

    Each page has a unique title and description, a canonical address and sharing tags. A sitemap index lists separate sitemaps for pages, posts, video and local listings. None of this is visible to a visitor. It is what lets a search engine read each page as a distinct answer to a distinct query.

  6. Site › about-usA trust page with names on it

    The About page names the founder and seven colleagues with their roles, prints the company’s registration number and gives a registered address. For an agency asking for a monthly retainer, a verifiable business and a named team answer the question a cautious buyer asks first.

Two ways in

The site’s real menu: 14 service pages in four groups.

Specialization

  • UGC Ads Creation
  • SEO Services for Solar
  • SEO Services for Painters
  • SEO Services for Plumbers
  • SEO Services for Dentists

SEO

  • Local SEO Services
  • On-Page SEO
  • Off-Page SEO
  • Technical SEO

Digital Marketing

  • PPC Management
  • Content Creation
  • Branding & Design

Web Design

  • Web Development
  • eCommerce Development

Some buyers search for a service (“local SEO services”), others for their own trade (“SEO for dentists”). Both land on a page with their words on it. These searches are examples of the structure, not ranking claims.

The website experience

  1. The homepage answers three questions in one screen

    What is this, who is it for, what do I do next. The headline names a digital marketing agency, the paragraph beneath names its services and its reach, and a single button offers a free audit.

  2. The page follows a buyer’s order of questions

    Services by discipline come first, then websites, video ads and industries. Reasons to choose the agency, client voices and guides follow. A short form sits near the foot, so a convinced visitor can make contact without leaving the page.

  3. Service pages explain before they sell

    The local SEO page opens with seven common reasons local search fails. It then sets out what an audit covers, a month-by-month timeline, three package levels and a free ebook.

  4. Every path ends in the same place

    Whether a visitor starts on the homepage, an industry page or a guide, the next step is the audit request.

Results & impact

What is in place, as of October 2026.

The project has given Bharat Rise Ranks a site with a clear structure, a consistent next step and room to grow.

14
service pages, each reachable from the main menu
4
menu groups that organise them by discipline and by trade
4
industry pages: dentists, plumbers, painters and solar
3
solar guides supporting one industry page
1
route to enquiry, with a stated reply time of 24 hours

We publish measured results only with their source and period, so this page lists what is in place rather than traffic or ranking figures.

What this project shows

  1. Attract

    Attract

    Pages are organised around how buyers search, by discipline and by trade, and guides feed the pages that sell.

  2. Convert

    Convert

    One offer runs through the site, and the contact page says what happens after the form is sent.

  3. Grow

    Grow

    A new industry needs one new page and a few guides. The menu and the enquiry route stay as they are.

Three stages of the Ishwra growth framework: Attract, Convert and Grow.

“As a digital agency, our own platform needed to be flawless. Ishwra delivered an ecosystem that not only looks premium but drives real, measurable growth.”

Yogita BakhruFounder & CEO, Bharat Rise Ranks

Quick answers

Bharat Rise Ranks, in brief.

Something we did not cover? Ask us directly and we will reply within 24 hours.

What did Ishwra do for Bharat Rise Ranks?

Bharat Rise Ranks is a digital marketing agency in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, working with businesses across India and overseas. Ishwra developed its website and supported it with SEO and social media. The site sorts a wide offer into four menu groups, gives four industries a page of their own, and brings every visitor to one enquiry point.

Which industry is Bharat Rise Ranks in?

Digital marketing services. It is part of our Professional Services & Education work.

Which platform is the Bharat Rise Ranks website built on?

WordPress with Elementor, which keeps new service pages and guides within reach of the agency’s own team.

Can Ishwra do a similar project for my business?

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