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Business Marketing Proposal

Building the QUALITY STONEX brand

A digital marketing foundation for premium authentic granite, professional cutting, finishing, and labour services.

Prepared for Prashant ji QUALITY STONEX

This proposal outlines a cohesive brand identity, website, social media, and Google Business presence to showcase QUALITY STONEX’s granite products and end-to-end services to commercial and residential clients.

01Brand Identity Recommendation

The visual identity should feel premium, natural, precise, and professional—reflecting both the character of the stone and the skill behind its cutting and finishing.

Color palette

Deep Granite Grey#2C3E50
Headings, footer
Light Stone Silver#ECF0F1
Backgrounds, borders
Polished Gold#D4AF37
Buttons, highlights
Natural Sand#F5DEB3
Subtle textures

Key brand words

Authentic · Premium · Natural · Craftsmanship · Durable · Professional

Logo concept

A minimalist granite slab graphic with a natural line and polished highlight stripe, supported by a simple geometric shape such as a triangle or hexagon. Pair it with clean, modern typography.

02Landing Page Strategy

A clear, visual website can present the business, services, project work, and a direct path to request a quote.

Hero section

Headline: “Premium Authentic Granite with Professional Cutting + Finish”

Subheading: “Polished & low-polished granite | Expert labour & precision cutting”

Calls to action: “Get a Quote” and “View Portfolio”

Use high-quality granite imagery to showcase polished and non-polished finishes.

About & services

  • Authentic low-polished and non-polished granite
  • Labour, cutting, and finishing services
  • Granite types and their characteristics and uses
  • Milling, edging, polishing, delivery, and installation
  • Experience, quality control, and on-time delivery

Portfolio & differentiators

  • Before-and-after: rough granite through to finished slab
  • Commercial and residential project references
  • Examples: kitchen islands, countertops, flooring, cladding
  • High-grade quarry slabs and precise cuts and edging
  • Experienced labour team, clean work site, end-to-end service

Contact & footer

Include phone, email, location, and a simple inquiry form with name, need type, budget range, and notes. Add a map, social links, service and portfolio links, and contact details in the footer.

Key messages by target segment

Commercial — primary audience

  • Reliable supply chain and consistent material quality
  • Timely delivery and execution
  • On-budget, transparent pricing
  • Minimal disruption to project timelines

Residential — secondary audience

  • Wide variety of granite types
  • Authentic natural look in low-polish and non-polish styles
  • Finishing suited to kitchens and living spaces
  • Expert installation for lasting surfaces
Testimonials: Add genuine customer testimonials when available, such as feedback from a commercial contractor on reliability and quality or from a homeowner on appearance and durability. Do not publish sample or mock testimonials as real reviews.

03Social Media Setup Plan

Instagram — visual portfolio

  • Granite close-ups, including polished and low-polished finishes
  • Finished projects, slabs, machinery, and cutting work
  • Reels showing rough slab to finished surface and cutting demos
  • Carousels comparing granite colors and options
  • Stories featuring daily work and project highlights

Use clear, product-focused imagery and relevant tags such as #granite, #countertops, and #commercialgranite. Highlight the portfolio and business location.

YouTube — process & projects

  • Project walkthroughs and demonstrations of scale
  • End-to-end finishing: cutting, polishing, and installation
  • Educational videos on low-polish versus polished granite
  • Explain which finishes may suit different surfaces

Suggested channel concept: “Granite finishing services by QUALITY STONEX.”

Facebook — local reach

  • Completed projects with images and location details
  • New material arrivals and work updates
  • Promotions, such as a granite cleaning and polishing offer
  • Q&A focused on services, products, and project showcases

Suggested page name: “QUALITY STONEX | Granite Cutting & Finishing.” Keep contact details and service information consistent.

LinkedIn — business relationships

  • Project photos from commercial spaces
  • Posts about material quality and reliable labour
  • Completed-project updates and care tips

Suggested headline: “Premium Granite & Cutting Services | Expert Labour & Finishing | Commercial Projects”

04Google Business Setup Plan

  1. Confirm the business name. Use the actual business name consistently and check for duplicate local listings.
  2. Select accurate categories. Choose the closest available primary and secondary categories for the business’s real services. Confirm category names directly in the profile setup.
  3. Set service areas. Add the main city or urban area served and relevant nearby regions.
  4. Complete business information. Add an accurate description, verified business phone, website, services, and other requested details.
  5. Upload authentic media. Use actual project photos and videos, including slab-to-finish stages and workers or equipment in context. Avoid relying only on stock images.
  6. Verify and post updates. Complete Google’s available verification process, then share new arrivals, completed installations, and project updates. Answer common questions about granite, durability, and installation.
  7. Keep listings consistent. Match the business name, phone, hours, address or service area, and services across the website and social profiles.

05Implementation Timeline

Phase 1 · Brand identity & setup — Days 1–7 Decide on the logo approach, confirm the palette, create the Google Business profile, and prepare branded profile and banner images.
Phase 2 · Landing page — Weeks 1–3 Build the site structure, draft the copy, review the wireframe and design, and launch a minimum viable landing page.
Phase 3 · Social accounts — Weeks 2–4 Create Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube profiles, apply the brand identity, and publish initial available photos and videos.
Phase 4 · Content & verification — Ongoing Add genuine project imagery and videos, organize pinned posts and galleries, and connect social profiles with the business listing where appropriate.

06Next Steps

  1. Confirm the brand identity: approve the palette and choose custom logo design or a brand kit.
  2. Collect raw assets: provide polished and low-polished granite photos, completed project photos, and relevant labour or equipment images.
  3. Confirm service areas: identify the primary area and key cities served.
  4. Choose a web approach: select a simple landing page or a full CMS, and decide whether an existing Nanhekadam Foundation web presence is appropriate to use.
Label project photos with accurate client and location details where permission allows. Ensure finish descriptions match the actual material and finish being shown.