Medium

Writer

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Got to learn many things about Creators Economy.
1. Social media management.
2. Content Creation.
3. Video Creation.
4. Influencers Marketing.

Growth Hacker

YouTube

I Have my own YouTube channel where in I post videos related to Businesses and Start-Ups

Youtuber 

Threado

Got to learn many things about Communities.
1. As a Growth Intern was responsible for the Organic growth of the Company.
2. Created and Curated valuable resources for Community managers.
3. Got to learn about Marketing funnels by tracking the customer journey from awareness to acquisition.

Growth

Building a One Person Business Publicly | Notion Creator | Sharing No-Code tools,Templates and Insights from my Online Business

Something interesting coming up.

Stay tuned :)

To all the FOUNDERS out there.

Nobody cares about your company updates. 

It’s 2024. People don’t buy from faceless brands.

Instead, people buy from people.

Your competitors can copy your :
- Ad campaigns
- Marketing tactics
- Social media posts

But none of them can copy your personal brand.

It’s what makes you unique.
It’s what makes you stand out from the crowd
It’s what makes customers choose you over others

To build a strong personal brand :
→ Be authentic 
→ Tell your story
→ Build relationships.
→ Engage with your audience.

It is your most valuable asset.

In a world full of clones, stand out with your personal brand.

Veeresh Mulge

I help Founders build a profitable Personal Brand on LinkedIn

7 Ideas, opportunities and things I’m thinking right now.

1. Power of Pre-Work.

The best way to land your dream clients. When you reach out, instead of a generic cold email or DM, do the actual work. Create sample content. Send them the design. Best case they will be your clients. Worst case you get the work to showcase. Win-win.

2. Easy way to stand out

Not many people deliver what they promise. Be it freelancers, agency owners or entrepreneurs. The bar is ridiculously low. Stand out by delivering what you promise. 

3. Work with your hero

Fast track your career by working with your hero(the person you look up to). Learn from their mistakes. Learn how they think. Learn how they operate. Learn how they breathe. You get the idea.

4. Easy money

Service-based business is still the most beginner-friendly model. You are profitable from your first deal. Easy to start. Hard to scale. Start with service then pivot.

5. Bullish on LinkedIn

LinkedIn is now the Facebook of 2013. Easy to stand out. Only 1% of people post. Underpriced attention. Unlimited opportunities. Start by posting at least 3x per week.

6. Founder led marketing

Not enough founders realise this, nobody gives a shit about your company updates. People buy from people. Show your story. Build your own distribution. 

7. The worst metric

It’s high time we accept, followers are the not only metric you should measure. You can build a solid business with a small audience. Attract the right kind of people. Not everyone.

And for founders who want to grow their brand on LinkedIn, let's chat.

In 2022, I got terminated from my second Internship.

It was devastating. 

I was not able to deliver
I was not able to keep up with the work
I was not able to manage it with my hectic college

I messed it up.

It felt like a mini lay-off.

Which made me think :
↳ “How it feels like to face an actual layoff”

- Self-doubt. Family responsibilities.
- The uncertainty it brings to one’s life.
- The toll it takes on one’s mental health.

It’s tough. It’s very tough

I admire those who have fought through a layoff.

You are the real life heroes. I am proud of you.

Because: Tough Times Never Last But Tough People Do

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