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Asti Infotech 

Content Writer

Freelance Writer

Hey, thank you for stopping by

I’m Rishasri, a content writer and LinkedIn personal branding strategist. 

You must be here because: 

You’re a founder or CEO and: 

> Want to attract potential clients 
> Want to build a personal brand 
> Don’t have enough time for content creation 

Or 

You are an aspiring LinkedIn content creator but 

> Don’t know your niche 
> Unsure of where to begin from
> Struggling to generate content ideas 
> Unable to attract potential clients & leads 

Sounds familiar? 

We all have been there. 

I have tried & tested multiple strategies so that you don’t have to. 

I’m here to help you curate content that not only helps you build a community but content that converts. 

I provide: 

>LinkedIn personal branding strategies Tailored for YOU 

> Linkedin content creation strategy 

> 1:1 Consultion calls 

But why should you choose Me? 

> I create ROI-driven content through storytelling 
> I have helped multiple individuals rock their LinkedIn profile 
> I am ready to answer your calls and texts beyond working hours 
> I am ready to go above & beyond to make your LI dream come to life 

PS: If I can’t bring results, I’ll give your money back!!!!

Get in touch with me- rishasrikashyap30@gmail.com

In June 2024, I decided to Close my personal branding business and delete my LinkedIn account. 

A few days back, when I put a post about buying a car, I received hundreds of congratulatory DMs. 

Some said- “Congratulations, this is huge..”
A few others said- “Wow, Rishasri, you achieved such a big milestone in such a short time..” 
A couple also said- “I wish I could also buy a car soon..”

These messages made me feel good. 
No doubt. 

But I know posts like mine- my first car, my first 1 lakh, my first six-figure client, my first dream brand deal…., make us feel so less. 

As if we are losers. 
As if we have done nothing.  
As if we are doing something wrong. 

I had been there- crying, howling, obsessing over becoming that “six-figure freelancer” 

Because according to most Gurus you’re supposed to hit that 1 lakh goal within a few months of starting. 

But I didn’t…. For 4 frickin years. 

And when I used to see other freelancers and LinkedIn gurus bragging about their $2000 clients, the doubt about my capabilities grew deep. 

Then, one day, I was SO DONE, and I cried like crazy. 

I told myself.. If I can’t make it till June, I am quitting, I am looking for jobs. 

Well, I made it here, but that’s not the point of this post. 

What I want to convey is- 

Don’t fall for traps that lure you to spend money. ( I wasted a lot of money on those) 
Don’t buy that course because it promises you a get-rich-quick dream. (They are scams) 
Don’t compare your day 100 with someone else day 100. (everyone’s journey is different) 
Don’t dream the same dream because it is someone else’s dream as well. 

DO YOUR OWN THING. 
Do whatever suits your pace. 
Just know that you’re capable of everything you want to achieve.

Rishasri Kashyap

Helping Career Coaches and SWEs monetize their LinkedIn Profile | LinkedIn ghostwriter | Expert content strategist | Lead generation

I started my content writing business with 0 skills.

In 2020, when I got my first blog writing gig, I had:
No writing experience
No formal training
No mentor

I was a final-year student, stuck at home, unsure about what came next.

With exams constantly getting postponed, no certainty about placements, and unsure what my next step would be.

But one thought kept nudging me:
 “Instead of sitting idle, why not try earning some pocket money?”
That one decision changed my life.

What began as a one-off gig turned into a full-fledged content business.

Today, I’ve written for global clients, built long-term relationships, and turned writing into a profession I absolutely love.

So when someone says:
“You need experience, resources, and a fancy degree to start…”

Don’t believe them.

Here’s what actually helped me:

Curiosity to learn while doing
Consistency even when situations turned grey
The courage to start messy

You don’t need to be fully ready.
You just need to start.

And sometimes?
Uncertain times bring the clearest direction.

5 years ago, the boss of my company humiliated me on a WhatsApp group in front of other team members. 

My face turned red
My heart started racing
My eyes turned teary… 

Not out of anger but out of fear, shame, embarrassment, and sadness. 

Anyone who works with me knows how dedicated I am as an employee. 

I go above and beyond to ensure whatever is expected of me is done right and on time. 

Also, considering that was my first job it meant a lot to me. 
I was one of the first team members to join the agency and I actually wanted to contribute towards its growth. 


But all of these were overlooked when it was not even my fault. 

So I decided to QUIT. 

For a moment I had thoughts - 

What if I don’t get another job for months? 
What if I find a company that is worse than this? 
Are employees meant to bear all of these- humiliation, insult, lowballing? 

But within a couple of months of leaving that job 

I found better freelancing deals 
I started building my personal brand (I am the only one from that agency who has a personal brand) 
I built my own agency (which could not have been possible without me quitting) 

While that incident pushed me to grow in life, 
It left a permanent scar. 

A scar that reminds me of how it feels to be insulted when it's literally not even your fault. 
How you’re treated like a punching bag to express the frustration when something goes north. 

And that scar reminded me to walk off scenarios that make you feel like- 
You’re not deserving 
They are doing a favor by offering that job 
They can do and say anything JUST because they are the BOSS. 

To a manager, boss, or leader reading this- understand that your team members are not lifeless punching bags. 

They too have emotions 
They also feel embarrassed 
They also have self-respect. 

Treat them right, they will never hesitate to go that extra mile. 

PS: A LinkedIn post made me recall this incident and I thought of sharing it with you all. How would you react if you experienced something like this?

My client asked me to Stop posting from her profile. 

This was in the middle of the day I saw a WhatsApp notification. 

A message from one of our oldest clients, I opened her chat immediately that said-  

“Rishasri, can we please pause posting content for a while?” 

A message like this usually means- 

The client is unsatisfied with the service. 
They are not getting the desired result. 
They want to stop working with you. 

And it gives you a similar feeling when your partner says- “we need to talk..” 

I replied- “Hey, what happened? Are you not liking my work?” 
 
My heartbeat is getting faster.. 
I see her typing… 

The wait was killing me. 

Then the WhatsApp notification pops again. 

“I don’t have the bandwidth to take more clients” 
I am booked for at least the next 3 months. 
We need to stop posting content that attracts leads..” 


Like seriously, how often do you hear that? 

We have helped this client make over $50k since the time they joined us. 

All organic. 
No ads. 
No engagement pods. 

Just AMAZING content which was enough to bring in consistent leads. 

If you too are a career coach or a software engineer looking to build authority and get more clients, drop me a “hi”.

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