Digital Marketing Case Studies in Nepal

Short answer: this page lists more than twenty clients by sector and the scope I delivered, across 60+ projects in eight countries over 5+ years. I publish a number only when it is my own work, dated, measured against a baseline and approved by the client. That rule is why every figure you will ever see here stands up to a hard question.

The standard a result must meet before I publish it

A result goes on this site only when four things are true. The work was mine, start to finish. It has a start date and an end date. It is measured against a baseline taken before I began, in a tool the client owns, such as Google Analytics 4, Search Console, Google Ads or Google Business Profile. And the client has said yes to publishing it. Until all four hold, I show you the scope and the live work instead, and I stand behind both.

What I can promise is how I work: diagnosis first and you keep the findings, everything in your name, published prices, reports from your own accounts, and no guaranteed rankings, bought links or fake reviews.

Current work: NECTA, Compressor Systems, Bloom Ivy and more

Five clients have me on their work right now. NECTA is a training college in Parramatta, Sydney; I run its SEO, its website and its ad campaigns. Compressor Systems supplies industrial air compressors across Australia; I run its SEO, its Google Ads and its website. Bloom Ivy is a facilities services business in Australia; I handle its SEO, website development and search rankings. In Nepal, I build and look after the websites for Garden in the Himalayas, a native plant conservation project, and Outlines Research and Development, a research and consulting company. Open any of those sites and judge the work. Each client's figures go up here as soon as they are dated, measured against the baseline I took and approved by that client. Want to see the work itself now? I'll walk you through it on the free call.

How to check my work: references, screenshots and a sample 90 day plan

Before you pay anyone in this market, ask for three things. I list what I can give today and what is still being prepared, so you are not guessing.

• A reference. Ask me and I will say which past clients in your sector are willing to take a call. I don't publish names and numbers without the client's permission.
• A walk through real work. On the free call I'll show you live work, with the client's permission, and baseline your own Google Analytics 4, Google Ads or Business Profile so you know where you start.
• A sample 90 day plan. The audit tier produces a written 30 day plan; the first 90 days table shows the shape of the longer programme, week by week.
• My own site. Run this domain through PageSpeed Insights and the Rich Results test. A consultant whose own site fails the audit has answered your question.
• Public profiles. LinkedIn, GitHub and the Google Business Profile.

Clients, by sector and scope delivered

Other clients I've worked with

Beyond the table above, I've also worked with these clients, with 60+ projects delivered in total across Nepal and seven other countries. Their names are on the homepage. I haven't published the scope for each one yet; if you want to speak to someone I've worked with in your sector, ask me and I'll say what I can arrange.

• NPCRC (Nepal Pain Care & Research Center), healthcare.
• Daradia (The Pain Clinic), healthcare.
• PainCon 2025, a pain conference in Dhaka: ad campaigns and website.
• Nepal Pain Conference 2.0, a pain conference: ad campaigns and website.
• Momo Sansar, a restaurant: ad campaigns and website.
• Durbar Digital (durbardigital.online): ad campaigns and website.
• Tryinloop (tryinloop.com).
• Pinnacle Nepal (pinnaclenepal.org): ad campaigns and website.
• Neo.ai.np (neoai.com.np).

What is deliberately not on this page

No testimonials that can't be attributed, no star ratings, no revenue figures for clients who didn't share sales data, and no schema markup claiming reviews that don't exist. If a client is willing to be quoted or to publish a figure, it will appear here with their name and the date. Until then, the scope is the claim.

Questions buyers ask about my work

Are these case studies your own work or an agency's?

The client table lists the scope I delivered myself. NECTA, Compressor Systems, Bloom Ivy, Garden in the Himalayas, Outlines Research and Development, Kyte Research and AirLyft are direct engagements. I publish a result only when it is my own work, dated, baselined and approved by the client, so what you see here is scope you can verify. The first five are current work, and I'm happy to walk you through any of them on the free call.

Can I speak to a client?

Ask, and I will tell you what I can arrange. I don't hand out phone numbers without asking the client first, so a reference call takes a few days to set up rather than a few minutes.

Why are there no screenshots?

Because the accounts belong to the clients and some of the data is commercially sensitive. Screenshots with dates can be shared on a call under the client's conditions, and I would rather show you a real dashboard then than a cropped image here that you cannot check.

Do you have a case study for my industry?

Healthcare, education, hospitality, aviation, NGOs, manufacturing, finance, retail and facilities services are all in the lists above. The industry pages say what changes in each sector and what I'd measure there, including education and healthcare. If your sector is not listed, the free call is where I tell you whether I have done it before.

Where to read more

Practitioner pages: SEO expert in Nepal · Google Ads expert in Nepal · Meta Ads expert in Nepal · GEO expert in Nepal.

Reading: how I measure and publish case studies · who is Shashikant Shah · industries served · locations served · pricing in USD and NPR.