A small practice, pointed at one kind of firm

Why it exists

Because a particular kind of firm keeps losing work it should win: twenty years of engineering depth, a reputation held by the people who already know it, and a website that has never answered the question a new buyer would ask.

Meanwhile the buyer types that question into Google or ChatGPT and is handed a list of larger, louder, worse-suited competitors.

That gap is not a branding problem and it does not need a rebrand. It needs the questions answered, in public, in a form both people and machines can use.

Who runs it

Kirish Sanjeevvijay, founder. Every enquiry, every audit and every monthly report is handled by the same person. That is a real constraint rather than a selling line: it caps how many clients this practice can hold, and it is why the sector is narrow.

The method is the credential: it is published in full on how we measure, and every number on this site is made by it.

Where it is now, honestly

Early. KS Media launched in 2026 and works with one client, a renewable energy engineering firm, alongside a small set of prospects in adjacent sectors. Case studies follow when the client signs the numbers off, and not before.

Anyone claiming a decade of results in a market two years old is describing something else. The three sample windows on the homepage are the only measured results published so far. The dated entity record is at /ai-info.

How it charges

Nobody gets sold a retainer cold. A free five-prompt snapshot comes first, then the fixed-fee audit, credited in full against month one if you continue, then the monthly programme with a quarterly exit.

The prices are on the audit page and the homepage, the same figures everywhere. If the audit ever shows the volume for paid search, the ad spend sits in your own accounts, so the account travels with you if you leave.

What it refuses

Permanently, not at capacity.

• E-commerce. Different buyer, different economics, different tools.
• Consumer brands. The method depends on buyers who ask precise questions.
• Generic social media management. Posting for the sake of it is what this replaces.
• Branding-only projects. A new logo does not change what an assistant answers.
• Review management. Not our work, and not honest work for a fee.

The work depends on long technical sales cycles, multi-stakeholder engineering buyers and proof that survives scrutiny. The fit list is on who we work with.