Email Marketing Specialist

Upword Media

Working on the following:
-Long-form SaaS blogs
-Website content for SaaS clients

Web Content Writer

Freelance Writer

XVentum GmbH

• Crafting educational articles for top of the funnel customers
• LinkedIn Posts
• Infographics and LinkedIn Carousels using Canva

Content Writer

SeamsFriendly

✅ Instagram Content
✅ Product Descriptions
✅ Facebook Ad Content
✅ Blogs

Self-Employed

Educational blogs and articles in Health & Wellness and Travel niches

Pepper

Organize Technologies

Safexpress Private Limited

Livingston Research

Academic Writing Position where I prepared essays, research papers, and assignments for international students.

Mechanical Engineer turned Writer • Sharing copywriting & storytelling lessons • Premium Ghostwriter for busy Founders, Coaches & CEOs

Did you know emails convert at a whopping 4400% ROI? 

But with over 300 billion emails being sent every day, you’re constantly fighting:

-Inbox Overload: Your emails get lost in the noise.
-Spam Filters: Landing in the junk folder.
-Snooze-Worthy Content: People ignore your emails because it’s not appealing anymore.

That's where I come in.  I'm Sarun Ravindran, a Premium Ghostwriter & Email Marketer with 7+ years of experience in marketing.

I help Tech & B2B Founders like YOU double open rates & conversions with engaging Educational Email Courses.

Here’s how I make the EECs do all the work:
-I write well-researched Email Courses that give your readers a solid reason to share their email IDs.

-I make sure to add so much value in one Email Course that your readers become fans and look forward to your next email.

-I can write Educational Courses around your new product or service launch to spread awareness and build anticipation.

My proven process takes the heavy lifting off your shoulders—so you can focus on running your business and closing deals.

Ready to turn your Email marketing into a lead-generating machine? Schedule your free strategy call today!

P.S. Spots are limited due to the personalized nature of this service. 

Let's go!!

Sarun Ravindran

Are you a founder, coach, or leader showing up on LinkedIn but still feeling invisible?

You share your story.
You post consistently.
You have so much to say.

But your content isn’t landing the way you hoped.
No clarity. No consistency. No connection with the right audience.

Here’s the truth:
Writing on LinkedIn is not about tips, trends or hacks.

- It’s about building trust.
- Creating resonance.
- Owning your voice online.

That’s where I come in.

For the last 5 years, I’ve been writing for:

 → Founders with bold ideas
 → Coaches with powerful stories
 → Brands like Netflix, Harper Collins, Disney+ Hotstar

I help you turn scattered thoughts into strategic content.

So your LinkedIn sounds like you but better.

Together, we’ll create:

 → A content system you can stick to
 → A personal brand people trust
 → Stories that make people pause and pay attention

If you’re tired of overthinking every post…
If you want your content to sound like you, not everyone else online…
If you’re ready to show up with clarity and consistency…

Let’s connect.

Drop me an email at mishrasrishti114@gmail.com

Or book a call with me on Calendly.

Your voice deserves to be heard; let’s make it happen.

Srishti  Mishra

People often make mistakes when writing on LinkedIn.

They struggle to create engaging content.

They miss opportunities to attract leads and network.

Here's how I help my clients improve their LinkedIn writing:

Avoid:

1. Ignoring storytelling
2. Focusing only on self-promotion
3. Writing long, unfocused paragraphs
4. Posting inconsistently or infrequently
5. Using excessive jargon or buzzwords
6. Not giving importance to a call to action
7. Neglecting to use line breaks for readability

Instead:

1. Maintain a regular posting schedule
2. Keep posts concise and to the point
3. Use short paragraphs and bullet points
4. Write in a conversational, authentic tone
5. Share 100% of what you know and learn 
6. End with a question or invitation to engage
7. Share your own stories and what you learned

Focus on these tips for your next 10 posts.

See what resonates with your audience.

Refine your approach based on engagement.

P.S. What's your biggest challenge when writing LinkedIn posts?

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I help founders and CXOs generate leads and grow their personal brands on LinkedIn. DM me or book a 1:1 call to get started today.

Founder @ First Impressions •⁠ Helping B2B founders and CXOs build their brand on LinkedIn

Building in public feels brave until… your post gets 4 likes. 

One from your friend.
One from your team.
Two from people you don’t know.

That’s when it hits you:
Visibility doesn’t feel bold. It feels exposed.

You start overthinking:
→ Did I overshare?
→ Was that too obvious?
→ Am I trying too hard?

I’ve felt all of it.

But here’s the thing no one tells you:
Momentum doesn’t come from applause. It comes from repetition.

The more you post, the less power rejection holds.

You stop posting for numbers.
You start posting from clarity.
And slowly, something shifts.

People start remembering your voice.

Not because it was perfect...
But because it was consistent.

P.S. What’s one advice you have for new creators on LinkedIn?
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Hi, I am Srishti

I help founders and CXOs grow on LinkedIn and generate leads.

If you're a founder looking to leverage LinkedIn to monetise your brand, then DM me and I will help you through it.

Being "authentic" on LinkedIn is the most misunderstood advice.

Because nobody tells you what it actually means.

You've been told to:

→ Share your journey
→ Be vulnerable
→ Tell your story
→ Show up daily

Doing this blindly leads to:

Oversharing and career suicide.

Here's what authentic really means:

• Share the problem (what went wrong)
• Show your process (how you fixed it)
• Give the lesson (what others can learn)

Think of it this way:

Authentic ≠ Personal diary
Authentic = Professional insights from personal experience

You want to be real → Not raw.

Strategy or oversharing → Your choice.

P.S. What's the best "authentic" post you've seen lately?
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💌 Follow me for more LinkedIn growth and personal branding tips.

Here's the hard truth about LinkedIn engagement:

Reactions ≠ Relationships

1000 likes won't:

• Fund your business
• Build lasting connections
• Create real opportunities

What matters is:

• Genuine comments
• Direct conversations
• Supporting others consistently

Stop chasing vanity metrics.

Start winning hearts by building a community.

Building genuine connections > Building the following list, always.

P.S. What's your relationship-building strategy on LinkedIn?

Personal branding is 80% psychology.

I realised this after working with founders across completely different industries.

Most of the time, the struggle is not content.

It is hesitation.

People know what they want to say.

They just second-guess themselves before they say it.

- Will this sound too basic?
- Will this affect how customers see me?
- Is this the “right” tone for my industry?

And once this starts, the post never goes live.

When I build a founder’s brand, I spend more time removing these blocks than choosing hooks or formats.

Because once the mind is clear, the voice becomes clear too.

The brand grows when the founder stops hiding behind perfect language and starts speaking from their own experience.

Everything else,  structure, ideas, frameworks, only work after the internal resistance is gone.

That is why I say personal branding is mostly psychology.

If the mindset is aligned, the content follows.

P.S. What part of personal branding do you find hardest, clarity, confidence, or consistency?
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90% Founders treat LinkedIn like a to-do list.

They post. They check the box. They wait.

That’s “posting content.” 

It gets you output.
Maybe some reach.
Rarely loyalty.

Building a personal brand works differently:

- You build clarity.
- You build consistency.
- You build expectations.

✅ You stick to 3–4 core themes.
✅ You build a unique and stable tone.
✅ You stay true to what you stand for, even when it feels “too simple.”
✅ You repeat ideas, but in different formats (story, insight, lesson, case study).

When you do that, you don’t just create posts.

You create a presence.
 
Because if someone reads your posts a month from now, they should know exactly, who you are, what you stand for, and what to expect.

P.S. If someone saw only your last 10 posts, would they know what you stand for, or just see random updates?

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❤️ Follow me for more LinkedIn growth and personal branding tips.

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