BrainForge

- Grew organic visibility from 0 to 324K impressions. (Blog)
- Increase social media interaction from 0 to 20%
- Expanded presence from 0 to 58,229 impressions. (LinkedIn)
- Sparked 454 reactions, driving genuine audience connection.
- Ghostwrite leadership thought that led to 30% increase profile visit

GTM & Ghostwriter

Upwork

- Built fast, easy-to-use websites.
- Grew blog traffic by 20-30%.
- Turned engagement into podcast invites, partnerships, and appointments.

Copywriter / Website Design and Dev (Wordpress) / Graphic Designer

TT Active Digital Markerting Services

- Increased qualified leads by 10% through clear and engaging communication.
- Improved call quality by 30% with careful quality checks.
- Met key quality targets (KPIs) consecutive of 6 months straight.

Process Associate / Quality Control Analyst

Demicreation Digital Solution

- Worked with campaign managers to quickly bring offshore teams on board. (Philippines, India and Pakistan)
- Resolve conflict between campaign holders and call centers so projects stay on track.
- Increased qualified leads and closed more deals by 20-30%.

Outsourcing Manager

WritersER

- Improved client satisfaction by 20-30% with clear, quick client communication.
- Boosted team efficiency by 50% through regular check-ins.
- Handled hiring for Developers, Video, QA, and Writers.
- Set up clear, repeatable steps (SOPs) for consistent results.

Client Fulfillment Manager

Samsung Mobile

- Closed over 700 deals, building strong customer trust.
- Boosted store sales by 70% in record time.
- Drove 50% of our top (flagship) deals.
- Followed a simple sales process (Who, What, Why) to keep results consistent.

Samsung Experience Specialist

Bluelogic Solutions Inc.

- Mentored a junior QA from the ground up.
- Improved educational campaign quality by 20-30% with data-driven tweaks.
- Strengthened lead engagement by building solid agent rapport.

Quality Assurance Specialist

Kahpi Wrayter - I help businesses in attracting, escalating, and securing more revenue through effective copywriting "that doesn't sound like a BORING ROBOT."

For years, I bounced between different roles - marketing, process associate, QA, client manager, outsourcing manager. 

Then I got into content writing - SEO blogs, LinkedIn posts, the usual stuff. I was pretty good at it, but something felt missing.

Then I began working with Data & AI leaders who had really great stuff, pretty smort, but yeahhh... complicated and sound boring online.

These were brilliant people building incredible companies, but their LinkedIn posts sounds like Mr.ChetGePiTee wrote them. You know what I mean?

That's when it hit me: What if I could help these really smoooort people share their real thoughts in their real voice? What if authentic human beats smooort writing?

So I focused everything on ghostwriting. I stopped trying to be everything to everyone and became the guy who helps Data & AI leaders sound like actual humans online.

What I do:
- Ghostwriting that captures YOUR voice, not AI voice
- Turn complex ideas into posts people actually want to read
- Help smort people build authority without sounding corporate

My recent client results:
- 141% follower growth to 2,743+ engaged followers
- 96,014+ impressions and reached 19,603 members
- 29% of audience are senior-level decision makers
- Grew organic blog visibility from 0 to 324K impressions
- Increased social media interaction from 0 to 20%
- Expanded LinkedIn presence from 0 to 58,229 impressions
- Sparked 454 reactions, driving genuine audience connection
- Ghostwritten leadership thoughts led to 30% increase in profile visits

Why this works:
- Your expertise deserves an audience that actually listens
- Authentic content drives real business conversations
- I work like a friend who happens to be really good at writing

My mission is simple: Help smooort people build authority through content that actually gets read and sounds like them.

If you are a determined, motivated, and result driven guy like me...

I think we are a best match. I really love results so hit me up (DM)

Ryan Jose R. Brosas
A writer... A dot.

You probably know way more than you think you do.

But if you're not writing about it? Nobody else knows either.

Here's the thing about expertise.
Most people who are really good at their work...
They keep it all locked up.
In meetings. In their heads. In private conversations.

That's a waste.

If you consistently share what you know through writing, you're in the top 1% of professionals or your field.

Less than 6 months of showing your thinking.
- One post daily about something you figured out at work
- Breaking down a problem you solved recently
- Explaining why most people get something wrong in your field

Most experts? They do amazing work.

Then they go home.

And that expertise just sits there.

Writing forces you to get clear on what you actually know. Like, REALLY clear.

Not just "I think I understand this" but "I can explain this to someone else."

When you start sharing your real thoughts? People start to notice.

Your name comes up in conversations.

Opportunities start finding you.

You don't have to be the smartest person.

You just have to be willing to show your work.

To let people see how you think through problems.

Doing literally anything consistently for 6 months will change your life.

But sharing your expertise daily?

That changes how the world sees you.

What's one thing you figured out today that others could learn from?

Ryan Jose Brosas

Your LinkedIn is boring. Your ideas aren’t. I fix that. | Ghostwriter + GTM + AI Enthusiast

People posting about how AI makes you dumb...

Using AI to write the post.

The hypocrisy is REEEEAL.

Look, I get it. New tech is scary.

But this same panic happened with:
- TV (it'll rot your brain!)
- Internet (nobody will talk anymore!)
- Calculators (we'll forget math!)

Yet here we are. Still thinking. Still creating. Still human.

The truth nobody wants to hear?

AI doesn't make you dumb.

You were probably lazy before AI showed up.
- Copy-pasting generic LinkedIn posts? Already happening.
- Avoiding original thoughts? That's on you.
- Sounding like everyone else? Not AI's fault.

Here's how I actually use AI:

It's my co-thinker when I'm stuck. 
My research buddy for complex topics and stuff. 
My writing partner who makes my chaotic thoughts clearer.

NOT my brain replacement.

See the difference?

I still read books daily. I still think deeply about problems. I still sound like ME

AI just helps me ship 10x faster.

The people worried about AI taking their jobs?

Maybe worry more about why your work is so vanilla boring that a chatbot can do it.

Harsh? Maybe. 
True? Absolutely.

Stop treating AI like your master. 
Start treating it like what it is—a tool.

Use AI AND read books. 
Use AI AND stay curious. 
Use AI AND keep your voice.

It's not either/or. It's both/and.

Your move.

What's your take on this AI panic?

P.S. - Yes, I used AI to help organize this. No, it didn't write my thoughts. If you can't tell the difference, that's a YOU problem.
P.P.S. - Reading "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" while prompt engineering. Balance, baby.
P.P.P.S.S.S. - Oh I use em dashes now—because I read. Books make you notice things like proper punctuation. Who knew?

Your emails are dumb data.

They sit there. Unstructured. Forgotten.

Meanwhile, you're drowning in threads, missing critical messages, losing context.

Here's how to build an Agentic Email Manager that actually thinks.

Regular email tools follow rules you set.

Agentic systems make decisions. Learn patterns. Take autonomous action.
The difference? 

Data structure.

I built this with three-layer data storage in Supabase:
- document_metadata - Email properties 
- document_rows - Structured, queryable data
- documents - Vector embeddings for semantic understanding

Your agent doesn't just read emails. It builds a knowledge graph.

Email arrives.

Agent analyzes with Gemini.

Extracts: category, priority, keywords, requires_action flag.

Stores in THREE different formats.

Now the agent can:
- SQL query: "Show finance emails from last quarter"
- Semantic search: "Find discussions about pricing concerns" 
- Memory recall: "What did John complain about previously?"

Multiple retrieval paths = actual intelligence.

This is where it gets interesting.

The agent maintains long-term memory.

Detects duplicate information.

Builds context over time.

Not just processing emails. Building institutional knowledge.

Without structured data, your agent is just a chatbot with email access.

With structure: 
- Agent knows which emails need immediate action 
- Can spot patterns humans miss 
- Makes connections across conversations 
- Actually learns from your communication

at Brainforge We believe: "Data is a structure. When you have structure, you have better AI."

That's not just a tagline. It's the foundation of everything we build.

Your AI is only as smart as how you organize its inputs.

Phase 1: Structured categorization Just get emails into proper schema.
Phase 2: Add vector search Enable semantic understanding.
Phase 3: Memory layer Build persistent context.
Phase 4: Autonomous actions Let the agent make decisions.

"How many support tickets mentioned billing?" SQL query. Instant answer.
"What's the customer sentiment trending?" Semantic analysis across all emails.
"Should I prioritize this?" Agent checks history, patterns, context. Makes recommendation.

Your email becomes queryable intelligence.

Not just a message archive.

Look at your current email setup.

If it's not creating structured, queryable data...

Your "AI" is just keyword matching with extra steps.

Build the data layer first.

Then watch your agent actually think.

How are you structuring data for your AI systems?

Your team's wasting time sorting leads manually.

This simple workflow can change everything.

Handling inquiries is messy work. 
Some clients have 10K budgets, others 500K. 
Everyone completes the same form. 
Someone has to manually review each one. 
Pure chaos, right?

Here's a better way:

The inquiry form captures budget, timeline, and technical capacity.
Apollo adds company data (size, industry, basics). 

Then the workflow sorts them into three paths automatically:

Path 1: Big budget + urgent timeline 
- Goes straight to senior consultants 
- Slack notification hits their channel 
- Calendar opens for in-depth strategy session

Path 2: Mid-range opportunities 
- Routes to junior consultants/POC specialists 
- Different Slack channel 
- Simpler meeting options

Path 3: Early exploration stage 
- Enters HubSpot nurture sequence 
- Educational content delivery starts 
- No immediate team disruption

The results? 
Leads get matched with the right person instantly. 
Senior team stays focused on high-value opportunities. 
Junior team builds skills on appropriate projects. 

No more manual sorting needed.
No complex tech. No massive overhaul. 
Just practical automation that makes everyone's day better.

What manual process is eating your team's time right now?

Okay so I'm not gonna lie...

I've been letting myself slide HARD for the past 6-8 months.

And before you hit me with that "work-life balance" nonsense?

Balance is just an excuse we tell ourselves when we're half-assing everything.

When I want something, I go 120%. 
No middle ground. 
No "balanced approach." 
Just full send.

But my body?

Yeah... I completely abandoned it.

Went from being that guy who actually cared about his health to... 

Well... 

Let's just say the mirror started telling a different story.

I looked down and was like "WHO'S STOMACH IS THIS????"
(Turns out it was mine... just with extra features I didn't order)

The harsh truth nobody talks about:
- You can crush it in business
- Kill it with content
- Build your empire BUT if your body feels like trash, none of it matters

So I'm back at it.
- Lifting heavy things. 
- Running when my knees aren't screaming at me.
- Actually drinking water instead of my 9th coffee.

Look, I get it.

Filipino culture, we're taught to grind until we drop...

But dropping dead at 40 isn't the flex we think it is.

Your fluffy boi is becoming less Mr. 💪

What's that ONE thing you've been ignoring while you chase success?

P.S. - Yes I'm calling myself fluffy boi now 
P.P.S. - No I'm not posting before/after pics (yet) 
P.P.P.S.S.S. - If you say "just find balance" I will block you lol jk jk
P.P.P.P.S.S.S.S. - Sorry the pic is blurry, I was running like The Flash

The smartest people I know are invisible.

Or worse... they talk like freaking robot trained on millions of boring documentation.

Using terms like we're supposed to know what "fine-tuning LLMs with RLHF for multimodal RAG pipelines" means????

Bro, just tell me how you made the AI actually work.

Here's what's REEEEALLY messing with me:

These genius-level people building insane AI systems...

But they either:
- Stay completely silent
- Or explain it like they're presenting to OpenAI's research team

Meanwhile, "AI influencers" calling their workflow an "AI agent" are getting:
- Speaking gigs
- Board positions
- Investors sliding into DMs
- 500K followers for connecting ChatGPT to Google Sheets

Not because they know more. Because they SHOWED UP and you know the rest...

While you're writing:
"We optimized our vector embeddings using cosine similarity for semantic search across distributed clusters..." 🤦

Someone who discovered ChatGPT last week is writing:

"I built an AI agent that does your work for you 🤯"

(It's literally just an API call with a for-loop)

Guess who's becoming the go-to AI expert?

(SPOILER ALERT: Not you...)

Every post you DON'T write...
Every time you drown ideas in ML jargon...
That's literally programming human attention to ignore you.

The brutal formula:
Your expertise + silence = invisible
Your expertise + tech word salad bonanza = ignored
Basic ChatGPT wrapper + "AI AGENT!" = PAID

You probably solved three AI problems today someone would pay $50K to understand.

But if it stays in your head?
Or wrapped in "transformer architecture with attention mechanisms"?

You're basically letting influencers eat your lunch.

The world is STARVING for people who:
- Actually understand AI beyond prompt engineering
- Can explain it without a CS degree required
- Show what actually breaks, not just the demos

Your imposter syndrome is costing you more than your GPT-4o API bills ever will.

What AI/Data expertise are you sitting on that you could explain to your neighbor bob?

P.S. - "But distributed training IS complex"... NAH. You're just scared to admit you spent 6 months on something you could explain in 5 minutes.

P.P.S. - Half the "AI experts" on here think fine-tuning means asking ChatGPT nicely. Or that "training" means uploading a docs to a GPT 🤣

Feeling stuck? Movement breaks the mental loop.

No overthinking.
No endless planning.
No perfect solutions.

Just you, your body, and your breath.
It works every time.

I've been there. Staring at the problem.
Should I do this approach?
Or maybe that direction?
You want the perfect answer. Because you see all the options.

When I hit that wall, I step away.
Weights. A run. Anything active.
The physical stuff clears my head when nothing else can.

My advice, to myself too:
Choose movement. Any movement.
Don't debate which is best.
And then? Go. Move. Sweat a little.

What's the worst that happens if you take 30 minutes away?
Honestly? Pretty much nothing bad.
That problem will still be there.
But you'll see it differently.

The real trick?
Don't think about doing it.
Just put on those shoes and your game on.
Your body knows what to do next.

What gets you unstuck?

Your sales rep just got stood up.

Again...

That's the third no-show this week.

They're manually tracking everything in spreadsheets. 
Following up whenever they remember. 
Losing deals because the trail goes cold.

So I built an automated recovery system that handles everything.

The moment someone doesn't show:
1. System checks their history in HubSpot
2. Updates or creates their contact record
3. Notifies the right people based on no-show history
4. Creates prioritized follow-up tasks

New contacts get added to your CRM instantly. 
First-time no-shows get understanding. 
Repeat offenders get escalated to management.

Your team stops wasting time on people who don't respect their calendar.

Building this took less than 20 minutes.

Running it saves hours every single week.

Those "lost" opportunities? They're booking new meetings before your rep finishes their coffee.

Stop accepting no-shows as part of doing business.

Start recovering that revenue today.

The outdated outreach on LinkedIn:

• Click search put "title" and "area"
• Put them on a plain o'l spreadsheet (Copy + paste hell)
• Do a cheerleading (like, comment and follow with leads)

All that hard work for 3% acceptance rate?

That costs you 10-20 hours a week.

Here's the new path:

- Automated outreach
- Less than 10-20 minute setup
- Focus on who's warm


Here's how to get started:

1. Define your ICP
2. Go to Apollo (put your ICP)
3. Export and Import to Clay
4. Start enrichment, I use "fullenrich" as in my experience the accuracy is top notch. (Not sponsored... ahem!)
5. Push them on Heyreach (or Instantly if you are going to do emails)
6. Tada! You don't need to spend 10 or 20 minutes for every lead just let soaar.

Building a predictable pipeline of qualified leads while reclaiming 15-20+ hours per week is hard, but worth it.

You can now worship me. Jk.

Your marketing team wastes 10 minutes per lead on manual research.

That's time you'll never get back.

Got a lead magnet or form on your site? This 15-minute setup will save you hundreds of hours.

I've been there. Manually researching every lead that comes through your content or lead magnet.

Looking up company size. Job titles. Revenue data.

All that digging just to know if they're worth your time.

Let me show you a better way.

This workflow is stupidly simple but changes everything:
1. Someone submits your form
2. Apollo instantly enriches their email with 20+ data points
3. GPT-4 auto-qualifies them based on YOUR criteria
4. Qualified leads go to Slack alert + HubSpot
5. Others? Depends what you want. Nurture sequence, delayed outreach, or something else entirely.

The big win?
You focus ONLY on perfect-fit leads.
No more wasted time on poor matches.
Your team spends energy where it matters.

Those 10 minutes per lead add up fast.
100 leads a month? That's 1,000 minutes.
Nearly 17 hours saved.

Want to get the prompt I used for this setup? Comment "PROMPT" below and I'll share it.

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