Spent long hours ghostwriting a fiction novel, working closely on plot, pacing, and character flow. The work ran at around 30 hours each week, with steady writing sessions rather than rushed output.

Over time, the manuscript crossed 50,000+ words. Most of the effort went into keeping the voice consistent, scenes clear, and the story moving without dragging.

The writing stayed invisible by design. No name attached. Just pages getting done.

Went through a pet website and checked what was holding it back in search. Fixed page titles, headings, content gaps, and basic technical issues.

After the changes, the site started showing up for 4 keywords on Google. A few pages moved into visible positions, and organic clicks began to grow slowly and steadily.

Nothing fancy. Just clean fixes and patience.

This project focused on writing articles and placing guest posts for a software development company serving clients in Asian markets. The goal was to improve visibility and bring relevant traffic, not just publish links.

Articles were written in simple language so non-technical readers could still understand the message. Topics were chosen around real business problems and common questions founders ask.

Around 14–16 articles were written and published across industry blogs and relevant websites…
related to development services.

The work focused on quality sites and clean writing rather than high volume posting.

This project focused on shaping a LinkedIn profile into a consistent personal brand. The aim was simple: show clear thinking, steady activity, and a voice that feels human.

Posts were written and scheduled regularly, mixing short thoughts with slightly longer reflections. The language stayed plain and direct. Engagement patterns were tracked to understand what people respond to.

Over time, the profile crossed 1.2 lakh impressions, added 900+ followers, and brought in 30+ inbound messages related to work and collaboration.

This project focused on shaping a LinkedIn profile into a consistent personal brand. The aim was simple: show clear thinking, steady activity, and a voice that feels human.

Posts were written and scheduled regularly, mixing short thoughts with slightly longer reflections. The language stayed plain and direct. Engagement patterns were tracked to understand what people respond to.

Over time, the profile crossed 1.2 lakh impressions, added 900+ followers, and brought in 30+ inbound messages related to work and collaboration.

I worked on email marketing for a B2B software development company targeting clients across Asian countries. The goal was to start real conversations with founders and managers, not to send mass sales emails.

For this campaign, around 4,600 emails were sent to a carefully filtered list. The emails were written in plain, human language so they felt personal and direct.

The campaign reached an open rate of around 32–34%. From those emails, nearly 150+ people replied, and around 45–50 leads showed strong interest, asking about services, timelines, or calls.

The focus stayed on replies and trust, not just numbers.

I handled email marketing for a B2B software development company, focused on reaching founders and decision-makers. The emails were written in plain, human language so they didn’t feel like sales messages.

Around 2,200 emails were sent using a targeted list. Each email was short, clear, and personal, explaining the problem first and then how the company could help. No heavy words. No pushy tone.

The campaign achieved around 38–40% open rate. From that, about 160+ replies were received. Nearly 30–35 conversations turned into qualified leads, where people asked for calls, pricing, or project details.

The main focus was real replies and honest conversations, not just sending volume.

I worked on an email marketing campaign for a book branding project using Lemlist. The goal was to introduce the book to the right audience and get genuine interest from readers and buyers.

Around 1,800 emails were sent as part of the campaign. The emails were short, personal, and easy to read. Each message focused on what the book offers and why it matters to the reader.

The campaign achieved roughly 42% open rate. From the responses, around 120+ people replied, and nearly 45–50 buyer enquiries showed clear interest in purchasing or learning more about the book. These were treated as warm leads and moved forward for follow-up.

I worked on email marketing campaigns for the automobile industry, focused on lead generation and follow-ups. The campaigns were sent to a contact list of around 2,500+ people.

The emails were short, clear, and written in simple language so people could quickly understand the message. The main goal was to get replies and genuine interest, not just opens.

From these campaigns, we achieved around 40% open rate, and nearly 40% of engaged users converted into hot leads. These leads showed clear buying intent and were passed forward for sales follow-up.

This project was about creating YouTube videos for a lifestyle-based channel. A total of 7 videos were planned and executed with a focus on natural conversation and smooth flow.

I helped shape the content so each video felt clear, relatable, and easy to watch. Attention was given to the opening, pacing, and overall structure, so viewers could stay engaged without feeling it was forced or scripted.

The goal was to keep the content consistent and honest, while making sure every video matched the channel’s tone and audience.