30 Years of Clinical Credibility. Zero Amazon Presence. Here's How Tynor Changed That.
Tynor made world-class orthotics and sold in 60+ countries but had no presence on Amazon US. We built the full operating model: supply chain, FDA compliance, PPC, and content targeting $1M in Year 1.
30 Years of Clinical Credibility. Zero Amazon Presence. Here's How Tynor Changed That.
Tynor made world-class orthotics and sold in 60+ countries but had no presence on Amazon US. We built the full operating model: supply chain, FDA compliance, PPC, and content targeting $1M in Year 1.
GNC India Was Selling Across 7 Platforms But Operations Were Holding It Back
GNC had the brand. What it was missing was a system. No unified order management, patchy inventory visibility, and no expiry tracking at scale. We built the infrastructure to match the brand's ambition.
Parliament Basmati Was in Walmart and Costco But Invisible on Amazon Canada and UAE
A 50-year-old rice brand with exports to 70+ countries had no digital commerce presence in two of its key markets. We launched both simultaneously with separate pricing, content, and PPC strategies for each.[https://oextech.blr1.digitaloceanspaces.com/OexTech/pinnaclegrowth%40aicodepro.com/pinnaclegrowth/case%20studies%20/PARLIAMENT%20CASE%20STUDY.pdf]
This Superfood Brand Was Losing 60% of Every Sale Before We Fixed the Math
StapleGreenz had great products but terrible margins. Platform fees, shipping, and ad costs were eating up nearly 60% of MRP. We fixed the economics first then launched on Amazon, Flipkart, and Q-commerce.
Namhya Was Popular on Blinkit But Almost No One Was Finding It Through Generic Search
75% of Namhya's Blinkit sales came from people already searching the brand name. That's a ceiling, not a growth engine. We rebuilt the entire Q-commerce strategy to capture the much bigger generic demand pool.
India's Spiritual Travel Market Was Worth $140B And Had No Decent Digital Platform. So We Built One.
Millions of Indians travel for pilgrimages and wellness every year but no platform served them well. Patanjali had the trust. We built everything else: the tech, vendor network, and go-to-market from scratch.