Ask anyone in Ajmer how they found their last café, tailor or tutor and there's a good chance the answer is "Instagram". The city — known for the Dargah Sharif and Pushkar nearby — now does a lot of its word-of-mouth online.
On SMMJet we see orders from religious tourism, hotels and wedding businesses — people who want their page to look as good as their work.
A tip for Ajmer: post in Hindi and Urdu as well as English. Regional-language reels get shared more inside the city, and a few Indian likes and comments under them make the post look local.
There's no "Ajmer branch" to visit, and there doesn't need to be. Prices are public, payments are by UPI, and orders are processed automatically around the clock.