B2B SaaS Growth Marketer / Prev. 1st growth hire @ ruttl, grew 0-15,000+ users • Posts on how to drive demand and grow your SaaS

Every week, I talk to B2B founders who want to build a presence on LinkedIn. They know it can move the needle for their business. But content creation is a massive time and energy sink, and it keeps getting deprioritized.

Here's what that usually looks like:
- Juggling a dozen priorities with nobody on the team to help with content
- Something urgent comes up every week and content is always the first thing that gets pushed back
- A head full of ideas and expertise that just won't come out onto the page
- No real strategy, just posting whatever is on top of mind to stay visible

LinkedIn never reaches its full potential. Nothing is consistent, nothing is intentional, and nothing compounds.

That's exactly why I started Brewing Demand.

I run the entire content operation for you. Biweekly content interviews where I pull out your real thoughts, opinions, and perspectives. I turn that into LinkedIn content written entirely in your voice. Strategy, writing, graphics, publishing, everything handled. You show up, share what you know, and I take care of the rest.

What that builds over time:
- Trust, credibility, and visibility with your ideal buyers
- A LinkedIn audience filled with the exact people you want to be in front of
- Being seen as the go-to founder in your space

I've spent the last 5 years in B2B content-led demand generation, working with close to 30 different B2B tech and SaaS startups from Pre-Seed to Enterprise, both in-house and agency-side. The content programs I've built have influenced close to $20M in pipeline from organic content alone. That content experience is what powers everything I do at Brewing Demand.

If any of this sounds like you, send me a DM. Always happy to chat.

Pradnyesh Gumaste (Prad)

Not even understating this but Wispr Flow has spoiled me for good. Typing LLM prompts (or anything at this point) feels like caveman behavior 🤖

Prior to this, I'd type out every prompt into Claude and ChatGPT.

Now I... talk. Across 41 different apps.

Hold down a hotkey, ramble my thoughts, and wispr turns it into clean text that sounds like me.

And two things changed almost immediately.

⬩ Prompts are WAY more detailed and rich. When you're speaking at 145 wpm you naturally give the AI more context without even trying.

⬩ I've stopped overthinking before hitting send. Get the raw thought out, let wispr clean it up, ship it.

If you spend a chunk of your day on prompts and messages... give voice dictation a shot. I'm fully on it now.

The difference is big enough that you won't go back.

Curious who else has already switched to this voice route?

Pradnyesh Gumaste

Fractional organic growth consultant for B2B SaaS

Jacobs

• Perform short circuit and load flow analysis for a new transit facility consisting of 2 distribution panels rated at 1200A and 600A fed by a 120/208 3P Con-ed feeder.
• Design and create panel schedules for 3 maintenance buildings by performing load calculations, sizing conductors and performing voltage drops to comply with NEC standards.
• Conducted a fire alarm inspection at a Wastewater Treatment plant to verify Smoke detectors, flame detectors, pull stations and speaker/strobe circuits.
• Inspected 15 Fire alarm control panels (FACP) in various buildings such as Screening, Pump and Powerhouse and Sludge thickening building.

Electrical Engineer

TRC Companies, Inc.

▪	Shadowed a Lead Commissioning Engineer to gain insight of Testing and Commissioning work performed by over 100+ employees at TRC.
▪	Visited 69/4kV (Greenfield) and 230/69/4kV (Brownfield) PSEG distribution and switching stations across Central New Jersey to understand power distribution. 
▪	Collaborated with PSEG Construction specialists in replacing a 4kV existing switchgear with a new switchgear that incorporates a fully functional control room to operate secondary devices.

Jr. Testing and Commissioning Engineer

New York University

- Processing over 100 applications a day and send them to faculty for review.
- Communicate and collaborate with more than 5 teams in the department in order to process student requests on time.
- Successfully reviewed more than 500 MS and PhD applications for the faculties to make a decision regarding admittance.  
- Monitor and assess the progress of each file according to the requirements.
- Respond to inquiries from prospective students over the phone or by email

Graduate Assistant

- Participated in a 7-week power academy program in Lancaster, PA that covered topics such as Power fundamentals and Microprocessor relays.
- Reviewed more than 10 one-line diagrams, 50 AC/DC Schematics, and 5 wiring diagrams.
- Performed a series of lab activities such as doing continuity checks and testing for shorts and grounds using a Fluke 1587 DMM.
- Created and executed a test plan to test and operate SEL-751 microprocessor relay using Quickset and doble F6150e test set.
- Shadowed a Lead Commissioning Engineer to gain insight of Testing and Commissioning work performed by over 100+ employees at TRC.
- Conducted a Safety Tailboard among 30 employees which covered basic safety concerns such as E911 protocol, CPR/AED volunteers and emergency exit routes at each site.

Testing and Commisioning Intern

New York Institute of Technology

- Assisted new incoming freshmen and transfer students in understanding the semester maps.
- Counselled students in creating optimal class schedules using NYIT Schedule Planner.
- Guided students in the registration of courses recommended by the academic advisor.
- Aided the AEC and expanded their marketing campaign efforts for the academic year.

Peer Advisor

- Coached students in subjects such as Calculus and Digital Logic design.
- Monitored and assessed the progress of students during the semesters.
- Reported to the supervisor directly and developed progress reports after every tutoring session.

Peer Tutor

Lexington Technologies

- Collaborated with the Director of Engineering and assisted in the Electrical Engineering operations of the firm.
- Research the wiring diagrams of Ethernet cable and created straight thru cat 5e cables using the crimping tool.
- Managed the technical datasheets for PLC’s, VFD’s and assisted the engineering team in selecting the right components.
- Spearheaded the accounting of purchase orders and managed the customer relationship management on ZOHO platform.

Electrical Engineering Intern

Hi everyone, my name is Anvay Gumaste. I am an Electrical Engineer working at Jacobs based in NYC. I work on the Power team which supports Rail and Transportation department. I have over an year of experience working in the Power industry with a brief knowledge of electrical and power distribution. 

Apart from my technical background, I have a huge passion for sports especially football, soccer, F1 and tennis! Love to watch games on the weekends, explore new coffee shop and restaurants etc.

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