Soarbox

I work as a ghostwriter and have written many viral X (Twitter posts) for their clients.

Ghostwriter

LinkedIn

-> Mentored 10+ beginners to build their brand on LinkedIn.

-> Ghostwritten engagement-driven posts for the founders.

Personal brand strategist and Ghostwriter 

Medium

Medium is a well-known platform where people publish their articles or blogs for free, it's like an enormous ocean of various kinds of articles. There are many things I like about this platform but one of the best things is you'll find people extra supportive here, they will appreciate your hard work if you're doing good.

Content Writer

Han Digital Solution

Process Associate

Cook N Klean

I write content for LinkedIn posts, and I write scripts for YouTube shorts/long videos and Instagram reels.

Content writer 

Hi, welcome to my favorite mini-world! 

I’m Pranshi—your go-to personal brand strategist and ghostwriter (because who has time to write LinkedIn posts when you’re busy running a business?).

You know your business inside and out, but sometimes turning that expertise into scroll-stopping content feels...well, like trying to write with a pen that’s run out of ink. That’s where I come in!

I help busy founders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs like you create personal brands that not only tell your story but make people stop, listen, and think, “I want to work with them!”

What I do (in a nutshell):


-> Strategic Ghostwriting: I craft LinkedIn content that positions you as a thought leader without you lifting a finger (or a pen).

-> Personal Brand Building: We’ll work together to make sure your profile, posts, and presence scream “expert” in a way that feels 100% you.

-> Engagement-Driven Content: I focus on content that not only showcases your skills but sparks conversations, boosts visibility, and attracts opportunities.


Why Me? 
Because I hate being generic and sounding robotic. 

My goal? 
To create authentic, engaging content that reflects your voice and makes you stand out in a crowded feed.

Ready to turn your LinkedIn into your personal marketing machine? Let’s chat—coffee’s on me (virtually, at least)!

The best way is to DM me, or drop an E-mail here; pranshisingh710@gmail.comHi

I need to get this off my chest!

I really hate it when people claim, “Just signed a new client. We hit insane numbers.”
 …and then soft pitch to a course.

No context.
No, 'this is what actually worked.'

And listen, wins are good, you should celebrate them.
I’m not against sharing success.

But when someone’s entire feed is just screenshots of achievements with zero explanation, it stops feeling inspiring.

It starts feeling hollow.

Because most people scrolling aren’t thinking, “Wow, you’re winning.”

They’re thinking,
“Okay… but how do I do this too?”

Big results without the process don’t teach anything.
They create distance instead of trust.

The creators I genuinely respect are the ones who slow down and say:
“This part didn’t work.”
“I got this wrong at first.”
“If I had to do it again, I’d change this.”

That kind of honesty sticks.

If your content only says, “Look what I achieved,” people might admire you from afar.

If it says, “here’s how I think,” they start remembering you.
And if it says, “Here’s how you can apply this,” that’s when trust shows up.

People don’t need another highlight reel in my feed.
They need fewer egos and more explanations.

Pranshi Singh

I help Founders, CEOs, and Entrepreneurs build strong personal brand on LinkedIn in 90-Days that showcases their expertise and drives engagement || Ghostwriter: X/LinkedIn

The 5 types of content people actually notice (Not to just like but to follow and buy)

Most brands keep posting content, really good content, but they don’t get results...

Why? Because they focus on what looks good, and not what people need to buy from them!

And to create such content, you need a system

Human attention isn’t random.

People notice content that creates friction in the scroll.
That friction usually comes from one of these five forces:

1. Risky
2. Unexpected
3. Desirable
4. Useful
5. Familiar (Relatable)

This is why certain posts outperform nice content every time.
They:

- Name the real problems people hesitate to admit
- Challenge industry assumptions without yelling
- Show outcomes instead of promising effort
- Teach one concrete thing, not ten vague ones
- Anchor ideas to things people already know

When someone thinks of a problem, and your name shows up uninvited in their head.

That’s positioning!

Honest question you should sit with:

Are you creating content people enjoy scrolling past, or content that quietly rewires how they think?

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