High On Sales (HOS)

* Work with Founders & Coaches on Personal Branding, Lead Generation & Performance Marketing.
* Setup & optimize online adverts to increase online conversions & brand visibility for clients
* Maintain good relationships with the clients to understand their requirements & deliver accordingly
* Collaborate with internal teams to improve cross-functional growth for the clients
* Generate leads for Personal Brands, Coaches, Consultant and Online Service Providers

Founder

Lead Generation Specialist

Ron Malhotra International

Marketing Director

$35M Client Revenue | Work With Coaches & Personal brands To Get Leads & Appointments via AI-Powered Funnels & Automation | Consultation & Webinar Funnels | Performance Marketer | Funnel Strategist | Business Coach

20+ Coaching certifications? Got it!

Updating LinkedIn about it? Yes!

Creating a fancy website? Done!

Posting content on LinkedIn? Yes!

Sending 100+ DMs? Yes!

But still wondering — how the hell am I going to get clients?

Are you also burning time and energy on these repetitive tasks...

Only to attract low-quality or uninterested prospects?

And then comes the frustration:

Disappointment.
Stress.
No conversions.
No paying clients.

Whereas my students & clients 👇

Month 1 – $18k
Month 2 – $27k
Month 3 - $35k

860,000+ Impressions
314,000+ Unique Views
175% Growth in just 90 Days

(That’s what a well-executed, tailored strategy delivers.)

Hi, I’m Akash — and I help coaches attract 'ready-to-buy', high-quality clients without the stress, overwhelm, or burnout.

✅ No cold spam
✅ No constant anxiety
✅ No chasing — just creating 'Demand'

This isn’t luck. It’s a repeatable system.
If you’re tired of being ignored on LinkedIn while others attract inbound leads with ease...

📩 DM me 'DEMAND'

Let’s build your growth engine and turn impressions into sales.

Akash Anand

I spent $20,000 learning the 5 laws of LinkedIn.

But you don’t have to.

Most people think growing on LinkedIn is about luck, algorithms, or posting more.

It’s not.

It’s about understanding how this platform actually thinks.

After spending $20,000 and months analyzing the top-performing creators.

I realized LinkedIn has its own laws.

Unspoken rules that decide who gets seen and who gets ignored.

1. Connection quality > connection count

Your reach starts with your first-degree connections.

If your audience is inactive or irrelevant, your content dies in their feed.

Every day, add 10 new active connections who engage, not random ones.
 
That’s your visibility pipeline.

2. Hook, rhythm, simplicity.

Every post is a mini re-introduction: who you are, how you think, and what you stand for.

Forget jargon. Forget fluffy intros.

Make your writing breathe: one idea, one line, one rhythm.

3. Comments are your second content strategy.
 
A comment on the right post can reach 10,000+ new eyes.
 
You don’t need more posts. You need more presence.

4. DMs build momentum, not meetings.
 
Never pitch cold.
(Check my last post for DMs)
 
Start with context, curiosity, or humor.
 
You’re not trying to sell. 

You’re trying to start something real.

5. Position visually, not just verbally.
 
Your photos, carousels, and banners speak before your words do.
 
People see confidence before they read credibility.

The algorithm doesn’t decide your growth.

Your attention does.

Attention to who you connect with.

Attention to how you write.

Attention to how you show up when no one’s watching.

Akash Anand


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Veeresh 🚀

The old way:
Separate teams for ads and content.

The new way:
One media team with an integrated approach.

Cause think of it, it's 2025. If your content and ads aren’t connected, you’re wasting time.

Best teams:

→ Create content daily
→ Track what's working
→ Turn winners into ads

One team, multiple revenue streams.

Veeresh Mulge

I wish I knew this when I started my marketing career:

The entry point for marketing is easy.

You’re somewhat into socials. Know something about SEO. A couple of internships. Congrats! You get your first job.

What’s not easy?

Building a thoughtful career after. You have so many options. There’s no step-by-step roadmap. No definite path.

So I asked my mentor what actually matters in building a marketing career. 

Here are some pointers:

→ Master one primary skill/channel. Content. Ads. Events. Be good at one thing first.

→ Don’t skip the basics. Be it any channel, you’ll always sell to people. Learn humans.

→ It’s all about business. You market to grow the business. So understand how they’re built.

→ Be it business or life, you need to stand out. Learn how you can be different. Not better.

→ Develop taste. Observe and reverse engineer great ads, campaigns and build your swipe file.

What would you add?

To all the startup founders:

While AI tools give you leverage. It can’t be your advantage.

Think of it, every company, be it small or big, more or less have access to the same exact AI tools.

It’s clearly not about the tools.

It’s about speed. Agility. How fast can you put out v1 to iterate on top of it?

That’s where the real advantage is.

Small teams can:
→ Ship ideas fast
→ Test without overthinking
→ Iterate based on real feedback

All before the big guys schedule their third meeting and wait for approvals.

And honestly, it has always been this way. Small teams always had speed as their superpower. AI just multiplies it.

Unpopular opinion: I don’t think AI wrapper startups are bad.

Everything is a wrapper. There’s nothing wrong with being one. Think of it, a microwave is an electricity wrapper, but with a real utility. As long as your AI wrapper has real utility. You’ll be fine. 

So, wrapping isn’t the problem. Lack of real utility + zero moat is.

For example:
I recently came across a startup that connects all your ad accounts, analyzes performance, and gives instant insights & recommendations.

→ Useful? Yes.
→ Moat? Probably not.

Because platforms like Meta or Google have insane ad data + distribution. If they release a chat interface tomorrow, they’ll win by default. That’s the real danger.

So your AI wrapper needs more than a UI layer. 

It needs:
Distribution advantage, proprietary data, network effects, workflow lock-in, niche depth. Something big tech can’t copy overnight.

Bottomline:

If your startup is just a UI on top of OpenAI and nothing else, and your advantage disappears the moment OpenAI adds the feature natively, you’re building on quicksand.

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