Equinox Agents

- Proficiently managed LinkedIn presence of co-founder, encompassing content creation, lead generation, and profile optimization, resulting in increased visibility and engagement.
- Coordinated booking meetings and implemented effective email marketing strategies to nurture leads and foster client relationships.
- Executed Google search lead generation initiatives to capture targeted leads and drive conversion rates.
- Strategically designed and managed Facebook lead generation ads to expand the reach and attract potential customers.
- Actively managed social media platforms, earning the co-founder a "Top Voice" badge and facilitating engaging interactions through profile comments. Additionally, served as a community manager, overseeing community activities and assisting in hosting in-person events to foster networking and brand awareness.

Digital Marketing Manager

Equinox Labs

Community Manager

QuitSure | Tobacco Cessation Platform

- Managed Facebook and Reddit groups, ensuring that they are engaging, active, and aligned with the brand's objectives.
- Developed content for Facebook pages, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social media channels to increase engagement and drive traffic to the app.
- Created and implemented social media strategies to increase brand awareness and promote app and boost engagement.
- Used social media management tools to schedule, monitor, and analyze social media content and metrics.

The Bug Bizz

- Created 9 websites for clients, working with a variety of industries and sectors, including VFX animation, interior design, game development, law, real estate, graphic design, and more.
- Utilized WordPress and Shopify to develop and maintain websites, ensuring functionality, responsiveness, and user-friendliness.
- Managed social media accounts for clients, including content creation, scheduling, and engagement with followers and potential customers.
- Achieved more than 12 million organic views per week on social media channels, demonstrating expertise in digital marketing and content creation.
- Ran successful ad campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, resulting in increased website traffic, brand awareness, and conversions.
- Collaborated with cross-functional teams, including designers, developers, and content creators, to ensure cohesive and effective digital marketing strategies.
- Utilized data analytics and metrics to measure campaign success and identify areas for improvement.
- Stayed up-to-date with industry trends and best practices to stay ahead of the competition.
- Demonstrated strong communication, organizational, and project management skills to deliver high-quality results for clients.

Marketfx Media Pvt. Ltd.

- Coordinated with clients and team members to develop digital marketing strategies and campaigns that align with business objectives.
- Managed and optimized multiple websites to improve user experience, SEO, and lead generation.
- Conducted A/B testing, analyzed website analytics, and implemented conversion rate optimization (CRO) techniques to increase website traffic, engagement, and conversions.
- Designed and created graphics for social media pages, websites, email campaigns, and digital ads using tools like Adobe Creative Suite.
- Managed social media pages for clients, including content creation, scheduling, posting, and community management on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
- Tracked and analyzed social media metrics to measure the effectiveness of campaigns and adjust strategies accordingly.
- Communicated regularly with clients to provide updates on campaign performance and address any issues or concerns.
- Stayed up-to-date with industry trends, best practices, and new technologies to continuously improve digital marketing strategies and campaigns.

Digital Marketing Executive

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⤷ I write about personal branding.

I'm a writer who helps people tell their stories in a way that's authentic, engaging, and memorable. I believe that everyone has a unique story to tell, and I love helping people share theirs with the world.

I've been writing for over 5 years and I've worked with a wide range of people. I've written everything from blog posts to website copy to marketing materials.

I'm passionate about helping people connect with their audience and build their personal brands. I believe that great content can make a real difference in the world, and I'm excited to help people use their stories to make a positive impact.

If you're interested in learning more about how I can help you tell your story, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'd love to chat!

Money can buy you a big house and a nice car, but it cannot buy you a better lifestyle in India.

Let me explain...

You have:
→ A 7-figure salary
→ Premium apartment
→ Luxury SUV
→ Designer clothes

But you still face:

• 2-hour traffic jams
• Polluted air you can't breathe
• No walkable neighborhoods
• Zero work-life balance
• Constant noise pollution
• Overcrowded everything

I've lived in 4 Indian cities.
Earned well in all of them.

But guess what?

Money didn't fix:

→ The broken infrastructure
→ The lack of public spaces
→ The missing cycling lanes
→ The absence of clean parks

We're optimizing for the wrong things.

Buying bigger houses.
But can't step outside them.

Buying faster cars.
But stuck in endless traffic.

Buying air purifiers.
Instead of demanding clean air.

The truth?

Real lifestyle improvement needs:

1. Better urban planning
2. Public infrastructure
3. Green spaces
4. Work culture reform
5. Community spaces

Until then...

Your 5 crore house is just an expensive prison.

Your BMW is just an expensive wait in traffic.

Time to demand better?

Or keep pretending money alone will fix this?

Mohit  Vishwakarma

I Help SaaS CEOs (10+ yrs in) Attract Top Clients & Investors via LinkedIn

Unpopular opinion:

If you can code + understand marketing, you'll never go broke.

Here's why...

I spent 6 years working with tech startups.

The ones that CRUSHED IT had this combo:

→ Technical co-founder (built stuff)
→ Marketing co-founder (sold stuff)

But here's what nobody talks about...

When you combine BOTH skills in ONE person?

🤯 Pure business magic 🤯

Because you can:

• Build MVPs in weeks (not months)
• Launch products without funding
• Test ideas WITHOUT agencies
• Create automation nobody else has
• Scale faster than competitors

Real example:

Met a dev last month who:

1. Coded a Twitter scheduler
2. Built a landing page
3. Marketed it on LinkedIn
4. Made $12k in 72 hours

Total cost = $0

Just knowledge + execution.

This isn't rare anymore.

The "technical marketer" is the new gold standard.

Putting "AI-powered" on your landing page in 2025...

Is like putting "Now with Internet!" on your product in 2004.

It's assumed.
It's expected.
It's redundant.

But founders keep doing it.

Why?

Because they think it makes them special.

*narrator voice: it doesn't*

Let me show you what I mean...

I just analyzed 50 SaaS websites.

The results?

→ 94% mention AI in their headline
→ 88% have an AI-related feature list
→ 76% use AI as their main USP
→ 82% claim "AI-powered" everything

Guess what?

YOU'RE NOT STANDING OUT.

You're drowning in a sea of sameness.

What should you do instead?

1. Focus on outcomes
Not: "AI-powered analytics"
But: "Reduce churn by 32% in 60 days"

2. Highlight specifics
Not: "ML-driven insights"
But: "Predict customer behavior 2 weeks before they leave"

3. Show the money
Not: "Advanced AI algorithms"
But: "Save $50K in operational costs per quarter"

4. Prove it works
Not: "Revolutionary AI"
But: "Join 1,532 companies who've already..."

5. Solve real problems
Not: "Next-gen AI platform"
But: "Never lose another deal to poor follow-up"

Remember:

Customers don't buy AI.
They buy solutions.

So stop leading with the tech stack.
Start leading with the transformation.

A reminder that sometimes, it’s not your parents nor your partner.  
It’s you, yourself, who will buy you a mockingbird.  

Read that again.  

As experts, we love to attribute our growth to external validation:  
- The market rewarding us.  
- The partner supporting us.  
- The community “seeing” us.  

But there comes a moment in business where you realize:  
Nobody’s coming.
Not to clap for your work.  
Not to cheer your ideas.  
Not to validate your price tag.  

And in that silence, you either shrink, or you build.  

Here’s what buying yourself that “mockingbird” looks like in practice:  

1. Publishing when nobody reacts.
Experts don’t need applause to hit publish. They know visibility compounds.  

2. Investing in yourself before others invest.
The first buyer of your offer should be you, your time, money, and belief.  

3. Holding authority without external proof.  
When you write, speak, or consult, speak like someone who knows. 
(Because you do.)  

4. Creating systems before demand shows up.
If you wait until you’re busy, you’re already behind.  

5. Clapping for your own damn self.
Because if you don’t, the world won’t either.  

Here’s the real irony:  
Once you buy yourself that mockingbird, others line up to buy theirs from you.  

—  

If this hits today: let me know in the comments how you’ve been “buying your own mockingbird” lately.  
Or DM me if you’re ready to build a business where external applause is optional, not essential.

They told you to "fix" your personality.

They were wrong.

Here's what they missed:

Disagreeable people CRUSH IT in:

1. SALES:

→ Cold calling
→ Deal closing
→ Enterprise sales
→ High-ticket offers
→ Direct response

2. MARKETING:

→ Copywriting
→ Brand building
→ Content creation
→ Campaign strategy
→ Market positioning

Why these fields?

Because they reward:

🎯 Independent thinking
🎯 Direct communication
🎯 Results focus
🎯 Bold decisions
🎯 Raw authenticity

(AKA: Your natural traits)

The truth?

You're not "difficult."
You're just in the wrong role.

Real examples:

💥 My "aggressive" client who hit 287% of quota
💥 The "too direct" writer charging $25K per project
💥 A "non-team player" now leading marketing at a unicorn

They all have one thing in common:

They stopped fighting their nature.

They started leveraging it instead.

So here's your permission slip:

Be disagreeable.
Be different.
Be direct.

Just pick the right arena.

Because in sales and marketing...

Your "personality problems" become your biggest advantages.

Time to stop apologizing.
Start monetizing instead.

P.S. The world needs more people willing to break the rules.

Taplio

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