The numbers.

Three platforms, one pattern: content that earns its reach. Here's where I show up on the internet — and what each place proves about how I'd grow yours.

X / Twitter

tech · ai · builder audience
5.4M+ impressions

Started posting at the end of May — and hit the first million within days. My AI and tech videos pull millions of impressions on a small account. That ratio is the whole point: the reach comes from understanding what makes content spread, not from an existing audience.

What I make here: short talking videos that explain AI news and concepts in plain language — researched, fact-checked, and scripted to hold attention.

Sarvam AI · 26K+ views Real-time translation AI benchmarks

What it proves: I can take a dense technical topic and turn it into something people actually watch, share, and argue about — the core skill of content-led growth.

Instagram

travel · lifestyle · community
~50K followers

Built over two years of consistent travel and lifestyle content — long before my tech pivot. This is where I learned audience-building the slow, honest way: posting, reading what lands, and iterating.

What I make here: travel storytelling and lifestyle content, plus community formats — curated group outings and creator collaborations.

2 years consistent Brand collaborations Community formats

What it proves: I understand the full creator economy loop — audience growth, brand partnerships, negotiation, deliverables, retention. I've run it as a business, not a hobby.

YouTube

long-form · experiments
Creator through & through

My long-form home. This is where I experiment with formats that don't fit a feed — and where short-form ideas get room to breathe.

What it proves: I'm platform-fluent, not platform-dependent. Every channel has its own physics — pacing, hooks, retention curves — and I adapt content to each rather than cross-posting the same thing everywhere.

Imagine this energy
on your product.

Every number on this page was earned for my own brand, in my spare time, with zero ad spend. Now imagine it pointed at something with a team and a budget behind it.