Self Employed

Marketing Copywriter

Lead Generation Executive

Do you also feel like banging your head against a wall every time your:
➡️Emails get ignored
➡️Posts get lost in the LinkedIn Sea
➡️Ads don't perform well
➡️Reels don't go VIRAL

Let me help you!
Hey, I'm a big-time fan girl of:
>> Social Media 
>>Personal Branding
>> And ofcourse WORDS

What I cook up in my Word Kitchen:

1. Thumb-stopping LinkedIn posts
2. Click-worthy ad copy
3. Emails people actually open (and read!)
4. Reel scripts that keep viewers hooked

My secret sauce? 
📍Clear, snappy writing that speaks human and drives action. No corporate jargon, just results.

Off the clock, I'm:

◾A bookworm on a never-ending quest for the perfect read
◾A dance floor enthusiast (my stress-buster of choice)
◾A learning addict, always chasing the next skill or insight

This mix of curiosity and creativity? It's what keeps my copy fresh and your audience engaged.

Want your message to be the one Your Audience can't forget?
Let's Chat!


Remember: In the world of business, the right words can open doors!

9 out of 10 founders I meet are making the same content mistake that’s costing them leads… and fixing it is the fastest way to turn hours of posting into actual clients.

- They show up every week.
- They write post after post.
-  They spend late nights trying to “crack” LinkedIn.

Yet the results look like this:
1. Engagement is mostly from peers, not prospects.
2. DMs are dry.
3. Leads only appear once in a blue moon.

And they assume the answer is to work harder and post more.
Hence, spend even more hours on content.

But here’s the truth…
That’s not a time problem.
It’s a focus problem.

When your content doesn’t bridge the gap between what you post and what you sell, you can publish 100 times and still have nothing meaningful come from it.

📌 Here are the 3 signs your content is set up to fail:

1️⃣ You’re writing for the algorithm, not your audience.

2️⃣ Your posts have no clear next step for the reader.

3️⃣ You’re sharing random thoughts instead of strategic topics tied to your offer.

So how do you change it?
By shifting from treating content like a personal journal to treating it like a sales system.

That’s exactly how I help founders turn their 120 minutes a month into a steady stream of inbound leads. We cut the fluff, batch the right kinds of posts, and connect every piece of content to the bigger picture of your brand so that each post moves your audience closer to working with you.

The result? You spend less time creating content while getting more of the right leads who are ready to work with you.

If you’re ready to see how this can work for your business, DM me “System” and I’ll walk you through the exact process.

Vishakha Bharati

Helping Coaches create a steady stream of inbound leads, authority-building posts, and a profile that sells before they even speak, using my A.C.E. Authority System, all in just 120 minutes of your time each month.

Imagine replacing 40 hours of posting and guessing with a system that takes less time than your weekly grocery run.

Some founders treat LinkedIn like an endless to-do list that never stops growing.

Others only log in to share the occasional hiring update or product launch, assuming it will never be a real driver of visibility, authority, or clients.

But both approaches leave opportunity, credibility, and revenue untapped.

When I first started, I also believed that LinkedIn success came from either working harder or just waiting for luck. I was wrong.

Over time, I created a process that I now use for myself and every client I work with. 

It requires just 120 minutes of the founder’s time each month, split into short conversations where we uncover their most valuable stories, insights, and positioning.

📍Here’s how it works:

1. Deep-dive conversations to uncover the founder’s best stories, insights, and positioning

2. Content creation based on those insights: high-impact posts tailored to their audience

3. Refinement to ensure the messaging is sharp, relevant, and authority-building

4. Scheduling so the content goes live consistently without them lifting a finger

✅For founders who value their time, this is the difference between:

1. Feeling chained to LinkedIn
2. And having it quietly work for them in the background


If you want to see how this can work for your business, send me a DM with the word A.C.E. and I will walk you through the process step by step.

I analyzed the top 50 LinkedIn creators who consistently land clients without pitching.

The pattern was shocking,

>> they almost never talk about themselves.

While everyone else is busy building personal highlight reels, these top performers are obsessed with one thing 

>>  becoming the perfect solution for their audience's specific problems.

The data revealed three counterintuitive truths:

1) The less they talked about their credentials, the more credibility they built

2) The more they addressed audience pain points, the more their expertise was trusted

3) The more they positioned their audience as the hero, the more followers they converted to clients

When my mentor first told me "Your personal brand isn't about you," I thought it was nonsense. 

How could my PERSONAL brand not be about me?

Now I understand,

➡️ Your audience doesn't care about your journey until they see how it helps them navigate theirs.

The professionals who consistently convert content into opportunities aren't better credentialed ❎

➡️ they're better listeners.

They've mastered the art of making their expertise relevant to their audience's specific challenges.

Stop asking "How do I showcase my value?"

Start asking "What keeps my ideal clients awake at 3 am?"

What's one way you've shifted your personal branding to focus on your audience? 

Share below.

How do some marketers make their content feel so effortless, authentic, and addictive?

Here’s the truth:
It’s not effortless.
It’s engineered to feel that way.

I’ve studied the ones who consistently pull this off, the ones whose posts don’t just inform but pull you in… and here’s what they do differently:

- They don’t just write. They decode human behavior.

- They understand what their audience feels before they think.

📌 Before crafting a single sentence, they ask:

1. What emotional state is my audience in today?

2. What do they wish someone would finally say out loud?

3. What truth are they avoiding?

✅ They don’t chase virality. They build familiarity with their audience.

You’ll see the same voice.
Same rhythm, and same personality in every post.

Not just "value", but a distinct vibe.
And that vibe becomes magnetic.

➡️ They embed tension.
>> Curiosity, contradiction, or even controversy.

The kind that makes you pause mid-scroll and go- “Wait, what?”
They know how to leave things unsaid just long enough for your brain to itch.

➡️ They reverse the process.

Most people write to say something.
They write to make you feel something.
There's a Big difference.

✅ That’s why you remember their content even days later.

And here’s the kicker:
They’re not writing as experts.
They’re writing as real humans who think in frameworks, speak with clarity, and market with empathy.

So if you’ve been wondering why your posts feel like a checklist, while theirs feel like a conversation you need to finish

This is your clue.

🔁 Save this breakdown for the next time you sit to write.

Or better, drop a “ME” below if you want me to dissect your content like this.

“Filler” posts are killing your LinkedIn results, and here’s the process I use so my clients never make them.

Most founders think posting more often will get them more leads.
So they start churning out updates just to stay “consistent.”

📍But here’s what actually happens:

1️⃣ Your best ideas get buried between random filler content.

2️⃣ The right people stop paying attention because nothing feels relevant.

3️⃣ You spend hours creating posts that don’t move you closer to a sale.

And the worst part?
Those “filler” posts eat up the time and energy you could be using to create strategic, high-impact content.

When every post isn’t connected to a bigger strategy, you’re working hard without actually moving forward.

✅ Here’s what I do differently for my clients:

>> We define 3–4 core themes that speak directly to their ideal clients.

>> We create only the post types that are designed to build trust and drive leads.

>> We batch everything in one sitting so the rest of the month is hands-off.


By the time we’re done, their content calendar is filled with posts that have a purpose.

No “what should I post today?” panic.
No wasted hours on ideas that won’t convert.

Save this for the next time you’re staring at a blank page and wondering what to post, so you can come back and follow the exact steps that make every post count.

I hope this helps!

This is how to not get lost in the noise when it comes to growing your LinkedIn.

- Everyone’s shouting.
- Everyone’s posting.
- Everyone’s saying the same thing.

But the ones who actually grow?

📍 They do 3 things differently:

1. They stop regurgitating tips.

Value doesn’t mean dumping “3 ways to do XYZ” on your feed every other day.

It means saying what only you can say, based on your lens, your work, and your mind.

2. They post like they mean it.

No fake humility and no “just wanted to share this” energy.
Your voice has to feel like: this matters. Read it.

3. They talk to humans, not algorithms.

Growth comes from resonance, not keyword stuffing.
When someone feels like you get them, they follow, engage, and convert themselves. 

And yes, they have a system.
They don't rely on “let’s see what works.”
But, a clear process that removes the guesswork.

I’m working on something that brings this clarity to the people who need it most.

It’s not public yet, but it’s coming.

I’ll be dropping more on this soon

So follow along and turn on the notifications so you’re the first to know.

What I expected to be a straightforward consultation call became the clearest lesson I’ve ever had in how trust is built.

When I booked Saheli's 30-minute consultation call, I didn’t go in with big expectations.

No long list of questions. No plan to walk out with a full strategy.

I just wanted a conversation.

But right from the start, things felt different.

The form she sent before the call already brought me clarity. Simple questions that made me reflect on things I hadn’t thought about in a while.

And then came the call itself.
Those 30 minutes were packed.

Not just answers, but a new perspective on how I was approaching my business.

Everything she said was sharp, clear, and backed by real experience.

I thought that was it.
But at the end of the call, she told me she’d send notes.

Actual notes on what we discussed and how I could move forward.

That’s when I started to understand why her process works so well.

Because it didn’t stop there.
The follow-up blew me away.
She replied to emails almost instantly.
She sent notes that were detailed and actionable.

She even shared a step-by-step response to another challenge I mentioned.

And here’s the thing: when I followed her advice exactly, my own prospect responded better than I expected.

That was the real magic.
The call wasn’t just a consultation.

It was a live experience of what working with her feels like.

No wonder people happily pay for strategy calls and often decide to hand over the implementation right after.

The biggest lesson?
Sales isn’t about convincing.

It’s about showing people, through every interaction, why they can trust you.

PS. If you’re still offering free discovery calls, ask yourself, are they building trust, or just eating up your time?

The “know, like, trust” factor doesn’t start on the sales call. It starts the moment someone sees your profile or content. That’s why the ones with authority-filled feeds win clients while everyone else waits for referrals.

Here’s what most people miss:
Your profile isn’t a digital resume.
Your content isn’t just “posting to stay consistent.”

- They’re trust-builders.
- Your silent salespeople.
- And the proof of your authority when you’re not in the room.

Because when prospects land on your profile, they’re asking:
✅ Do you actually know your stuff?
✅ Have you helped people like me before?
✅ Can I trust you with my time and money?

If your presence doesn’t answer those questions clearly, they won’t move forward.

Not because you aren’t capable.
But because you haven’t shown it yet.

And here’s the difference it makes:
❌ Without authority: Every sale feels like convincing.
✅ With authority: Prospects come in already warm, ready to buy.

Building “know, like, trust” doesn’t require years of networking.
It requires building a presence that speaks before you do.

📍That’s exactly what I help Coaches and Consultants do with my A.C.E. Authority System.

Turn their 120 minutes a month into content that builds authority, trust, and inbound leads, without waiting for word of mouth. DM me “A.C.E.” and I’ll show you how.

P.S. Let this be your reminder: authority is built before the sales call. So, make sure the next prospect already knows why you’re the right choice.

I used to obsess over perfect posts while watching others' success from the sidelines. After hundreds of hours creating "expert" content that nobody cared about, I discovered the uncomfortable truth.

LinkedIn rewards something entirely different than what most "gurus" teach.

Here are 5 under-the-radar strategies that transformed my dead profile into actual opportunities:

🔥 Insight-Driven Comments
>> Stop generic "Great post!" responses. Instead, add 2-3 sentences that show you've deeply understood the content. Creators notice genuine engagement.

🔥 Storytelling over Statistics.
>> People remember stories, not data points. Share a personal moment that illustrates an industry lesson.

🔥 Bold Perspective > Safe Opinions.
>> Challenge conventional wisdom. Have a take that makes people pause and think.

🔥 DM Strategy.
>> Reach out with pure value. No pitches. Just a genuine connection.

🔥 Authentic Content Mix.
>> Show wins, struggles, and lessons. Perfection creates distance; vulnerability builds trust.

Pro tip: These strategies work because they prioritize human connection over content algorithms.

P.S. Tag someone who needs to see this 👇 and share it with your network if it resonated. 

Together let's build a LinkedIn community focused on real connection, not just content.

If no one’s talking about your launch, it’s not a product problem; it’s a visibility problem.

- Yes, you might have spent 12 months building the perfect MVP.
- You might have tested it with a tight beta group and nailed the feedback.
- You might have iterated until every feature felt airtight.

And yet… when launch day arrives, and all you hear is silence.

No new sign-ups.
No press mentions.
No excited early adopters tagging you on LinkedIn.

The truth? Great products flop all the time for reasons that have nothing to do with UX, tech, or the feature set.

Here’s what really kills launches:

1️⃣ Building in isolation – treating your product like a secret instead of a story.

2️⃣ No warm audience – expecting strangers to care about a brand they’ve never seen before.

3️⃣ Ignoring pre-launch buzz – waiting until the “big day” to start talking.

4️⃣ No founder-led narrative – hiding behind the product instead of leading with your voice.

5️⃣ Weak market priming – launching into an audience that isn’t ready to adopt.

And the founders who win? They make sure the market is already talking about them long before the “We’re live” post.

So, if you want your next launch to feel less like shouting into an empty room and more like stepping into a crowd that’s been waiting for you, start building visibility months before you go to market.

And that’s how you turn a good product into a successful one.

The earlier you start, the better.
And, how to do that?
I'll break it down in the next post. 
[So, don't forget to turn on the notifications]

P.S. If you’re building something and worried it’ll hit the market cold, my DMs are open. Let’s talk and see if we’re a right fit to work together.

Two days back, I got on a call with a brilliant AI founder. And I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.

He’s someone who’s done incredible work over the last 20 to 25 years.

And now? 
He’s building something powerful with AI to help businesses work smarter, smoother, and faster.

They’re gearing up for launch.
And I’m so so so excited.

There’s something about this project that just feels different.
It’s not just about the strategy and deliverables.

➡️ It’s the kind of work that makes me sit up straighter, think bigger, and care a little more.

I can already see the vision.
And when this launch goes live,
It’ll feel like a proud moment not just for him, but for me too.

Because helping bring bold ideas to life is my favorite kind of work.

And this is the kind of collaboration that brings out my best.
 
Have you ever worked on something that made you feel deeply invested from day one?

I’d love to hear what made it special.

A prospect told me she’d taken courses from Jasmin Alić, Lara Acosta, and Matt Barker. But one glance at her profile, and I knew AI was writing her posts, not her.

Here’s the thing:
You can study under Jasmin Alić, Lara Acosta, Matt Barker, or any other big name in the space.

But if your posts scream “ChatGPT copy-paste,” prospects can tell instantly.

How?
- Because real thought leadership has fingerprints.
- It carries your voice, your perspective, your scars, your wins.

AI can help with structure, speed, or research.
But it cannot replicate:
✅ Your point of view
✅ Your lived experiences
✅ The way you naturally speak

When all of that is missing, what you publish feels like every other post on LinkedIn.
And that’s the fastest way to blend in instead of standing out.

The problem isn’t ChatGPT.
The problem is relying on it without layering your voice on top.

If your posts sound like a robot, it’s not because you don’t have value.
It’s because you haven’t learned how to bridge your expertise with your content yet.

And that’s exactly what separates a feed full of “inspiration quotes + generic tips” from content that actually pulls in leads and authority.

So if you’re leaning on AI to write for you, ask yourself:

Are you using it as a crutch?
Or as a tool that amplifies your perspective?

Because at the end of the day…
Your content should sound like you.
Not like ChatGPT.

📍If you’re done sounding like “just another founder” on LinkedIn, I can help you build a presence that sells before you even speak. DM me “A.C.E.” and I’ll show you how.

He was running multiple businesses. He agreed with every part of the strategy. And then he said the words every marketer has heard: “I can’t afford you.”

That moment taught me something I’ve been doubling down on in my own business.

👉 Price is never the real objection.
👉 Value perception always is.

Because when someone tells you to “check what others in my area charge,” they’re not comparing outcomes.

They’re comparing deliverables.

And that’s the mistake I see many service providers make:

They let the conversation revolve around what they do, instead of what changes when they do it.

Here’s how I’m shifting my focus even harder now:

✔️ I don’t frame offers as deliverables (posts, hours, assets).

✔️ I frame them as outcomes (authority built, clients closed, launches scaled).

✔️ I don’t let proposals sit as “tasks completed.” They highlight the before vs. after transformation.

Because the right client doesn’t hesitate over price when they see the outcome clearly.

They see it as an investment they can’t afford to skip.

That’s the gap most people miss.
You can make your prices lower, you can repackage offers, you can compete with “local rates”… and still hear no.

But when you make outcomes the centerpiece of your brand, the conversation shifts completely.

Lesson?

Authority is built when you stop selling what you do and start selling what happens because you do it.

PS. If prospects are still comparing your offer on price, it’s a signal to elevate how you frame your outcomes, not lower your numbers.

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