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Are you finding it difficult to establish yourself as a founder and thought leader in your industry and generate more opportunities?

You may feel like your online presence is not effectively communicating your expertise, or that you don't have enough content to establish yourself as a founder and thought leader. 

You may be struggling to attract the right audience and opportunities.

I can help you solve these problems by providing a range of services, including: 

--> LinkedIn profile optimization and content marketing, 
--> Developing a strong presence on Instagram, 
--> Writing e-books and email sequences, 
--> Crafting persuasive copy for sales landing pages, 
--> Authoring hard-copy books, and 
--> producing well-researched articles.

Don't let a lack of high-quality content hold you back from establishing yourself.

Let's work together to create a compelling and effective online presence that showcases your expertise and drives results. 

DM me to schedule a consultation and learn more about how I can help you achieve your goals.

Confidential Ghostwriter for Founders & thought leaders

Whether it's a landing page, email, Social media copy, Instagram ad, or any little conversation, I make sure that the language and tone are tailored to the medium and audience.

I focus on creating impactful copy that defines your product or service's key features and benefits, instead of just providing information. 

When you're struggling to find your place in the market, I can help you explain 

WHO you are, 
WHAT you offer, and 
HOW it benefits your customers.

I offer a variety of copywriting services, including 

--> Website and landing page copywriting: Helps to increase website traffic and conversions.
--> Email campaigns copywriting: Helps to improve open and click-through rates.
--> Blogs and articles: Helps to establish your brand as a thought leader in your industry.
--> Facebook and Instagram Ads Copywriting: Helps to increase ad engagement and conversions.
--> Social Media Copies for Instagram & Facebook: Helps to improve social media engagement and reach.

I work closely with you to understand your business and your goals so that I can craft copy that effectively communicates your message and persuades your audience to take action.

Let me know how I can help you create copy that stands out and drives results.

Copywriter for Match medium & audience

The Dotlines

My story with TheDotlines was 1 year long,

A project on website content writing creates personal touch with Tarun Savani (Founder of TheDotlines). 

After the project, 

He offered me to contribute as a writer for TheDotlines creative solutions.

I happily joined and worked on multiple projects of 
--"Context" writing
-- Scriptwriting
-- Storywriting
-- Kick-ass Ad scripts for individuals & brands
-- Work tactics SOP Video explainer scripts
-- Social media content creation

Creative Writer

Kreative Kopywriter | LinkedIn™ Ghostwriter for busy Founders, CEOs, and Coaches | Saving you time by writing your LI posts + growing your community with comments

If you are a...

↳ Founder/CEO/Coach
↳ Busy running your business
↳ And lack time to build on LinkedIn?

You have landed in the correct place.

Good LinkedIn presence can...

↳ Helps to attract good clients
↳ Position yourself as an expert
↳ Creates eye-balls for your business

Chances are...

↳ You haven't figured out WHO to write.
↳ You're confused about WHAT to write.
↳ You don't know HOW to write.

It’s hard. I understand.

I can help you do it. Here's how:

↳ CREATE a solid LinkedIn strategy
↳ ENGAGE & BUILD an active community
↳ WRITE LinkedIn content for you.

So you can...

↳ Attract quality leads (You're worthy of it)
↳ Don't burn out on learning to write (To save time)
↳ More focus on your business growth (Most important)
↳ Spend quality time with your family (They need you)

Feels like a SOLID plan? 

Let's crack it.

📌 Check out my featured section to work together...

WFH has taught me 1 thing: your mom will always choose the worst possible moment.

client call?
she’ll walk in with a plate of cut fruit.

brainstorming session?
she’ll ask loudly if you’ve spoken to aunty’s daughter.

annual appraisal?
of course, she’ll say, “Tell your clients to marry you if he likes you so much.”

forget promotion. I’m just trying to survive my mom’s feedback form. 🙄

Piyush Hirpara

i'm done with sending connection requests to female founders from my city. 

because I sense during chat that in their head it’s always, “Arre, he is local… another creepy in my chat… business kya krega?”

same me, if I was in Bangalore with a coffee mug, "wow, hustler. let’s connect.”

but since I am in Surat with a chai, RED FLAG 🚩

dear CLASS cheap life lesson for you: your location also decides perception about you🤦‍♂️

my mom called me and asked, “what do you feel like eating?”

i said, “Anything.”
she said, “okay, i’ll make bhindi.”
i said, “Not that.”
she said, “paneer?”
i said, “not in the mood.”
she said, “Aloo paratha?”
i said, “Too heavy.”

Finally, she asked, “then what do you want?”

 And I, like a true corporate employee, replied:
 “i don’t know. but I’ll recognize it when I see it.”

turns out, mothers aren’t too different from clients.

you don’t know what you want. but you’ll know when you reject it.

no matter how successful you become, your parents will humble you in 2 seconds.

closed a high paying deal?
Mom: “nice. now fold the clothes on the bed.”

featured on LinkedIn news?
dad: “why do you only write in English? write something in Gujarati too, so I can forward it with your biodata.”

client said I write like magic?
mom: “Good. write ‘atta’ and ‘dhaniya’ on this list.”

we chase LinkedIn glory. but at home?

you're just the unpaid helper who doesn’t eat enough fruits and still hasn’t married.

forget imposter syndrome. 
parental performance reviews are the real pressure. 🙃

most humbling thing about being a writer is, you don’t control how people will read you. 

you may spend hours polishing a line. And it can get ignored. 

then you write something casual, a random thought, and strangers are reaching out to you.

being a writer is more and more about being more and more human. 

be clear, be clever is old advice, freshness comes when you are more human. 

like this random post I wrote last week. and it reached 2.3 lakh people.

whether it’s for LinkedIn, a pitch deck, or even a brand campaign, People remember what resonates with them. 

and if you’ve ever wondered why your writing doesn’t land, maybe it’s because you’re aiming for applause when all people want is a mirror.

not everyone should write on LinkedIn.

just like not everyone should dance on stage, or sing on reality shows.

you can, of course. but should you?

because writing isn’t just about “posting consistently.” it’s about knowing what not to say.

the internet doesn’t need more tips on “morning routines” or “growth hacks.”

it needs people who are brutally clear, deeply self-aware, and can actually say something new.

so if your writing isn’t making someone feel something, anger, joy, jealousy, even mild existential dread, then maybe you’re not writing. You’re just typing.

and yes, I know this will piss some people off. That’s fine.

i’m not writing to be safe.
i’m writing to be seen.

i help you save weekends.

on every discovery call, founders often ask me, “What exactly will your service do for me?”

sure, with the right approach we’ll bring traction.

we’ll generate warm leads.
we’ll build visibility.

but deep down, on a serious note, I help you save your weekends.

strategic planning, creating content, engaging with people, networking, ideating, executing…
it easily takes one full day every week.

and since most founders and coaches are packed during weekdays, they squeeze all this in their weekends.

(you can do the same)

so while your peers are stuck replying to comments, you could be with family.

or simply enjoying a stress-free Sunday.

that’s the problem I solve. i don’t just grow your brand. i work to give you back your time.

(next time, thinking he is a ghostwriter is easily replaceable these days w/ AI, i must say you should try it once plz, bcoz i want to speed up the process and start working together ASAP.) 

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if you’d rather spend weekends living instead of hustling, you know where to find me.

do you think Jeff Bezos started Amazon to get more likes on a LinkedIn post?

do you think Steve Jobs was obsessed with applause before perfecting the iPhone?

do you think Reed Hastings built Netflix worrying about follower count?
no, right?

because great founders are first ideators who focus on building value.

not the applause.
not the vanity metrics.

and yet…
6 out of 10 founders who jump on a discovery call with me start with:
“bro, we’re not getting enough likes.”

i get it, likes feel like validation. but tell me...

do likes raise your next round?
do likes hire your next engineer?
do likes close your next customer?

seriously, don’t get trapped.
trapped in metrics.
trapped in validation.

look at the best founders out there:

- they build because they believe in the problem
- they show their thinking, even when no one’s watching
- they build trust long before the applause comes

if you’re constantly chasing the algorithm, you’ll burn out.

but if you’re building to solve real problems, you’ll stand out.

build to impact, not to impress.

because in the end, it’s not about who claps today. it’s about who trusts you tomorrow.

1 in 5 people under 25 on the planet lives in India. 
but don't you feel that also means we’re giving AI its youngest guinea pigs?

in the U.S., the Senate just heard testimonies from parents whose children died after interacting with AI chatbots.

just conversations with “digital companions” that went horribly wrong.

now picture us.

students are already chatting with AI tutors. 
teenagers are downloading “AI friends.”
we have started building AI agents.

I feel, unfortunately, we are gradually becoming a generation of loneliness. 

true story, my friend's kid, who is in 9th grade, I checked his phone last week, and his WhatsApp groups are full of AI-generated deepfakes.

and yet, our national AI conversation is only about opportunity, GDP boost, startup innovation, and unicorn dreams.

almost no one is talking about safeguards.

at least America has a Senate where parents can stand up and demand answers. we don’t even have that.

here, our AI debate rarely includes parents, teachers, or students.

imagine what happens when a 13-year-old in Surat confides in a chatbot instead of a parent?

what happens when that chatbot responds irresponsibly, or worse, fatally?

on a serious note, we don’t need to look at AI as some distant sci-fi risk. 

the risk is already here. it’s in our mobiles.

we call our youth a demographic dividend. but i feel in AI era, they might just become our demographic sacrifice.

i believe every revolution should have some regulation.

but my concern is, will we wake up before AI learns to talk to us and the upcoming generation into silence?

#AI #terriblenews #deepfake #AIterror #google #meta #chatgpt #openai #india #indians

Do you know how many accents fit between “colour” and “color”?

Every week, I hop from a Zoom call with a London CEO (“fancy a cuppa?”) to one with a Texas founder (“howdy!”). 

I still trip over idioms, but I’ve found that curiosity beats fluency.

When the Trump tariff drama hit headlines, my dad worried that my “American client” would vanish. 

Instead, he sent me articles about how to ghostwrite political posts without starting World War III.

The moral of the story I wanted to share with you is that people hire you for your perspective, your empathy, and your ability to connect the dots, not your passport. 

Don’t let language stop you from telling stories that travel.

most Founders don't realise this:

they're already ahead on LinkedIn.

- people listen when they talk.
- people take notes when they show up.
- people wait to read their opinions, and ideaology. 

their title does half the heavy lifting.

but all audience actually gets to read is

- hiring announcements.
- gpt-generated copy-pasted content.
- company updates no one outside the org really cares about.

that's not enough. it's not even barely scratching the surface.

it's like buying Alphafly 3 Road Racing Shoes… and then never running in them.

it's just does not make any of sense.

your audience does not want to read and see your announcements and hiring updates only. 

they wnat to know you. want to read your story. want to know what made you who you are.

"Founder @..." this title itself already powerful.

don't waste it on generic updates. use it to your advantage to build a powerful personal brand.

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