Slazzer

Content Manager

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Content Writer and SEO guy. Expert in crafting engaging and SEO-friendly content to drive organic traffic and increase brand visibility. .

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🔍 Data Analyst | Content Manager | SEO Specialist | Technical Writer

Passionate about numbers and words, I'm on a journey towards Data Science while currently rocking as a Content Manager at Slazzer. I specialize in making content stand out through clever SEO strategies, resulting in big audience growth and brand love.

With over 800 articles under my belt, I've built a solid fanbase of 800k+. When I'm not writing, I'm all about side projects like Learnn, a cool hub for learning stuff that brings in 8k visitors every month.

“as an agency, you’re building more wealth for your clients than yourself
the quicker you understand this. the better."

best thing i read last week. 

when you’re small, you don’t see it.
you think closing clients = winning.
you think busier months = progress.
you think more projects = growth.

then one day you realize,
the client made ₹20 Lakhs off a campaign you charged ₹1.5 lakh for.
and that’s not unfair.
that’s leverage.

they’re compounding.
you’re delivering.

the game isn’t to chase more clients.
it’s to build something that compounds for you too,
a system, a product, a piece of IP, a playbook, anything.

it took me 2 years inside agency life to see this clearly.
most never do.

Rahul Singh

AI × Workflows | Building @Inagiffy.news | SEO, Tech, Products

the best thing i’ve learned in the last 2 months,
stop trying to do everything well.

i used to treat every task like it was urgent.
every message, every brief, every new idea, “i’ll get it done.”

it looked productive.
it was actually panic.

i’d end my days with 10 open tabs and zero clarity.
then i started doing something stupidly simple — setting priorities.
real ones. the kind that hurt a little.

now when i open my calendar, i ask:
> what actually moves the needle?
> what just makes me feel busy?

once i answered that honestly, half my “important” work disappeared.
and the rest? it finally started compounding.

everyone knows prioritization.
almost no one applies it when it matters.

just saw a new kind of human verification.
you have to run a terminal command to prove you’re not a bot 😭

Logged in to DevDojo after a very long time and it asked me to run this "npx devdojo verify <key>"

feels like the most developer-core ux ever, 
no popups, no cookies, no “click all images with crosswalks.”

just… prove you can use npm.
somewhere a product designer is smiling.

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