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Vaishnavi Group · Plotted, villa and township
Vaishnavi Life — gated plots in Mysore city
Last updated 2026-09-09
Developer Vaishnavi Group · Location RT Nagar · Mysore city · Product Gated plots · 30×40 to 40×60 · Stage Live
Our best-performing Tier-2 engagement, and the one that most clearly shows why apartment creative fails on plotted inventory.
Modelled economics — not a delivered result
This campaign is live and its performance belongs to the client. The table below is a projection built from our planning assumptions for a project of this ticket size, not a report of what has happened. It is published so you can see the arithmetic we would hold ourselves to — and check it against your own.
| Monthly media (client-funded) | ₹6.3 lakh |
|---|---|
| Planned cost per lead | ₹240 |
| Leads at that spend | ~2,625 / month |
| Site visits at 3.5% | ~92 / month |
| Bookings at the 1% planning ratio | ~26 / month |
How to read this. The site-visit rate is what we work towards and measure weekly. The booking figure uses the deliberately pessimistic 100-raw-leads-per-booking ratio we publish everywhere else, because a model that assumes a better close rate than we would plan a budget on is a sales document rather than a projection. Delivered figures we are free to publish — ₹266 per lead at 51% sales-ready — sit on the benchmarks page with their method.
Plot buyers convert on trust, not aspiration
A plot buyer is purchasing a legal position and a future intention. Every doubt they hold is about whether that position is sound — title, approvals, boundaries, dimensions.
So the creative is documentary rather than lifestyle. Approval authority, plot dimensions, what is legally established as against what is planned. Renders of a clubhouse address none of the questions actually being asked, which is why apartment creative carried across to plotted inventory reliably underperforms.
City, not corridor — and the approving authority matters
Mysore city and Mysore Road are different markets and the campaign was corrected early to say so. A buyer looking in Mysore city is not looking on the Bangalore–Mysore road, and conflating the two produces enquiries that fail the geography criterion on arrival.
The approving authority is named accurately as the Mysore Development Authority. Much competing advertising in this market still names an authority that was dissolved in 2025. Getting that right is a small thing that a serious plot buyer notices, and it is free.
The Tier-2 arbitrage, stated honestly
Cost per lead in Mysore and Tier-2 Karnataka runs at roughly half the Bangalore level, because the auction is far less contested.
The offsetting truth is that the sales cycle is slower and more of the decision happens in person. Half the cost per lead against double the time to booking is not an improvement in cost per booking, and a developer who reads only the first half of that sentence will be disappointed.
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