YouTube Growth
Channel strategy, titles, thumbnails, SEO and editing. I've grown brand channels past 100K subscribers, and the plaque is proof.
And yes, I still overthink every caption.
I grow brands on YouTube and Instagram, then turn that attention into leads. Strategy, scripts, design, edits: I do it end to end.
Not a long list of buzzwords. Just the things I'd bet my deadline on.
Channel strategy, titles, thumbnails, SEO and editing. I've grown brand channels past 100K subscribers, and the plaque is proof.
Reels-led content that travels. 250M+ reach for brands in the last year.
Most growth problems are positioning problems. I find the angle first, then build the content around it.
Thumbnails, carousels, ad creatives and brand assets, designed by me, not outsourced.
Short-form reels, YouTube long-form and explainers, cut for retention, not decoration.
From onboarding to compliance. I've managed 20 finance creators at once.
Founder-led content and distribution that brought in 2,000+ B2B leads.
Send two lines. I'll return with 17 tabs open, a competitor's entire feed screenshotted, and mild panic about fonts.
Three positioning options, plus one question that makes everyone go quiet. That silence? It's where strategy lives.
Scripts, designs, edits: all made by me. Handoffs are where good ideas go to die.
Correct platform, fitting format, perfect timing. LinkedIn followers don't need Diwali reels.
Deadlines sit in my head like unpaid electricity bills. Dinner, traffic, 1:17 a.m., still thinking. It gets done.
From fintech to travel to beauty. Different audiences, one obsession.
Professional overthinker. I've worked across content, branding, social media, performance and founder-led storytelling, especially in fintech, where content has to be clear, engaging and compliant.
My camera roll is mostly ads, headlines, questionable packaging and screenshots I swear I'll use later. I don't like the word "passionate." It sounds too polite. "Obsessed" is closer.
Before marketing, I played volleyball at the national level. It taught me most of what I use at work: read the court before the ball moves, know when to set and when to spike, and never let a point go without a fight. Swap "court" for "feed" and that's my job description.
Bring me the messy brief. The confused positioning. The project everyone has discussed for three weeks but nobody has touched. I'll probably overthink it. Then I'll make it work.
Good. That's usually where my job starts.
gritmadhu@gmail.com· India