I'm a marketing strategist from Lucknow, India. I help business coaches turn LinkedIn into a steady source of discovery calls.
Most of my work happens in the gap between what a coach knows and what a buyer understands. You can change how someone runs their business in twelve weeks, but if your LinkedIn profile can't explain that in a few seconds, the right people never find out.
So that's what I fix. I work out who you're really for, rebuild your profile around that, write content from your real stories in your own voice, and then put LinkedIn ads behind the posts that are already working.
The result I care about is simple: more qualified people asking to talk to you.
Coaches sell trust, and trust is slow to build with strangers. LinkedIn is one of the few places where decision makers go to think about work, which makes it the most natural place for a coach to be found.
I also think good coaches are often the worst at marketing themselves. The things that make you great with clients, like listening, patience and not overselling, are the opposite of loud self-promotion. I want to give you a way to be visible without becoming someone you're not.
B2B networking platform for startups
Strategist, 8 months
I worked as a strategist on marketing for a platform that connects startups and founders. Founders are busy and get pitched all the time, and that taught me the rule I still work by: on LinkedIn, attention is earned with useful ideas, not announcements.
Herbal hair care and skin care brand
Marketing
I worked on marketing for a brand in a crowded category where every product claims to be natural. It taught me that positioning beats volume: say one clear thing, prove it, and repeat it until people remember you for it.
App and website
Built the app and website
I built Bizloop's app and website. Working on the product side taught me to think in paths: where someone lands, what they read next, and the one action you want them to take. Every Blueprint has that path, from first post to booked call.
What I learned there goes into every Blueprint: clear positioning, consistent content, and a simple path from attention to a conversation.
If a buyer has to work out what you do, they won't.
Reach is nice. Being remembered by the right fifty people is better.
I don't advertise guesses. I put budget behind posts that have already earned attention.
Every piece of the Blueprint points at one thing: a booked discovery call.
Honest numbers, your voice, and no magic formula. You get a weekly report on conversations and calls, not likes.