Started my business when I was 38 years old(ancient eh😉🤦‍♂️

Since then

• Created a boutique travel company
• Founded a digital creative studio
• Early stage co-founder of Unicorn 🦄
• Prolific Content Creator

If I had to do it all over again, 5 things I'd do differently. #1: Don't Wait to Start so long.

At the time, I thought more 'experience' was a good idea.

It wasn't.

It led to lost opportunities, competition hotting up🔥

Instead, I would do Start Really Early🚀
#entrepreneur

Achieving more with less - A thread

1. Anyone who is a fan of @anandmahindra knows how he loves to share some quirky and interesting finds from across the country. 1/10

@MahindraRise @MahindraBolero

#transformationtuesday #Influencer 2. This time, a guy from Maharashtra's Devrashtre village caught the industrialist's attention last year in December, with his unique creation. A one of a kind #jugaad vehicle that's made with metal scraps and spare parts. 2/10

Which has greater reach: Email or Social Media -- A thread

1. While social media is great for outreach, the next step should automatically bring the people you reach there to your email list. 1/6

#emailmarketing #SocialMedia #CustomerRelationshipManagement #DigitalMarketing 2. A small subscriber list that wants exactly what you are offering is way better than a large list of the 'uncommitted'. Isn't it!
2/6

So, we make cool vids for #startups and #smallbusiness

1. Low Cost Vids that SELL your Wares

Our Youtube Channel : youtube.com/channel/UCSsUY… 2. We made this for our studio last week.

5 Ways to Power Up your Internal Comms with @Slack

1. Connect employees with your mission

In Slack, you can keep everyone in the know by creating an #announcements channel for admins to post key company news, policies, metrics & fun stuff

1/5 2. Make internal content more engaging😀

Text isn’t always the most effective way to get important information across.

In Slack, you can get creative—and mobile-friendly—with your internal comms

Use engaging formats like videos, GIFs, podcasts and slide decks. 2/5

9 Ways to Grow Your Youtube Channel - a thread

1. Build Your Videos Around a Single Keyword/Topic

Use a keyword tool like KeywordTool.io, which is specific to YouTube, to look for the most searched #keywords in the niche you want to target. 1/9 2. Reuse Existing Top Performing #Content

Content that solves problems for your audience is a great way to drive traffic.

Do a content audit to discover the blogs, guides, & other high-performing pieces you currently have.

Repurpose them to create relevant and engaging videos

Recently we went to a place close to Delhi.

A small town called #Ramnagar

Shot a series of pics from a single street.
Had some yummy daal chat, jalebi and rabdi as well You may need a strong marketing partner in 2022