Saurav Gupta

Co Founder and CEO

SalesRobot

Salesrobot is the easiest way to automate your cold outreach across LinkedIn and cold email and get quality leads using AI-personalized outreach

Founder

Avid Secure Inc (acq by Sophos)

- Built the first version on ML technology for securing cloud environment with log analysis
- Part of team of early engineers acquired by top British cybersecurity firm (Sophos)
- Created highly innovative cloud data visualization features post acquisition

Data Scientist

AliceAI

- Built AI software for CCTV video analysis in real-time
- Sold to top real estate companies in India
- Onboarded stellar team of advisors from the real estate industry
- Accepted by top Indian startup accelerators such as Nasscom 10k and Axilor Ventures

Genome Institute of Singapore

Developed machine learning techniques to discover gene regulatory networks from single-cell RNAseq data.

Research Officer

Hiperware Pte Ltd

Developed machine learning techniques to create a personalized learning experience for the users of a K-12 education app.

Software Engineer

Sysmex Corporation

Developed a software application to classify medical images using machine learning techniques.

Research Intern

Still getting new clients using your network? Talk to me and I'll help you get clients with cold outreach.

We help you generate more leads from Linkedin, period.

We have the latest growth hacks for Linkedin and we have helped our clients get amazing results on Linkedin.

We can share case studies with you on how we got:
- 60% connection acceptance rates on average (across industries and personas)
- 30% reply rates
- 100s of leads per week

Let's face it. This pandemic hasn't been kind on any of us. Lead generation has become much harder.

So if you're an agency doing outsourced lead generation on behalf of your clients from Linkedin (or a business owner/salesperson looking to generate leads consistently from Linkedin), do get in touch with me. We can be your secret sauce.

Book a call at calendly.com/sam_gupta/15min

Redora.ai

Miraa

Our clients 
- Salesforge
- Leadsforge
- Mailforge
- Warmforge
- Infraforge
- Primeforge
- Zapmail
- ReachInbox
- Upsolve (YC24)
- Coldreach (YC24)
- Icypeas
- Xenett
- WrenlyAi
- Proptor
- Vibe.co
- UseTapp
- Sendsure (Now Aerosend)

Founder & CEO

Masters' Union

MasterMentor

Deciphr AI

Growth and Content

GrowthSchool

Educating India’s top professionals, the power of SEO and Content Marketing!

Mentor

Head of Marketing

Leadzilla

Head Of Marketing

Zylu Business Solutions Private Limited

Key responsible for:
- B2B/B2Cs customer acquisition
- Organic Growth using multiple market channels
- Finding Product Market Fit
- Onboarding partners

Achievement: 

- Scaled organic traffic from 0 to 36k+ Clicks and 2.10+ Million impressions in just 12 months
- Built a scalable B2Cs customer acquisition channel with $0 CAC
- Our Application has been used by brands like VLCC, Tony&Guy, Jawed Habib, and more.

Growth & Partnerships

SLPanda

SLPanda is one of the fastest growing online Indian grocery stores based in Stockholm, Sweden. SLPanda offers a digital platform that personalises consumer shopping experience by making a wide range of their diet-based meal and offering them high-quality grocery, Organic and household products accessible, affordable and available right at their doorsteps. SLPanda shoppers offer same-day delivery and pickup services to bring fresh groceries and everyday essentials to busy people and families across Sweden.
Key responsible for:  

•Platform Development
•Managing Finances & Operations 
•Onboarding Growth Partners
•Marketing & Sales
•Customer Support & Feedback
•Designing Catalogs and Marketing materials. 
•Working on customer acquisition, retentions and monetisations. 
•Setting up prices and KPIs.

Achievement: 
- Scaled company across 9 cities in Sweden in just 9 months
- Generated revenue of over $150k without spending money on Marketing in just 8 months
- Ranked website on top of the pages of google - 10k clicks, 35k impressions in 6 months

Co-Founder

i2e1 Information To Every One

Key Responsible For:

• Coordinating with MSME’s and Channel Partner to promote WIOM ( Wifi Management & Analytical Device )

• Generating sales from online campaigns.

• Case Study Presentation On Each Sales

• Potential market identification and market research.

• Maintaining relationship with clients. 

• Following ups with operations team to ensure smooth delivery and customer service.

Consultant

I help SaaS startups make more money using content, SEO, and Reddit.

Here’s what I’ve done:
	•	Took a SaaS from $500K to $2.1M ARR in 15 months.
	•	Scaled an email automation startup to $3M ARR.
	•	Grew a LinkedIn automation tool to $2M ARR.
	•	Drove $25K in 90 days for an AdTech startup.
	•	Pulled in 5,000+ qualified leads across 10+ industries.
	•	Generated $200K+ in client revenue through Miraa.io.

Before that, I built and sold an e-commerce startup in Sweden - $0.5M exit in under 12 months.

Now? I work with early-stage and growth-stage B2B SaaS Startups backed by YC, in niches like:
	•	Sales Automation
	•	Email Outreach
	•	Accounting & Finance
	•	AI & Data platforms

We’ve delivered results in 20+ projects with an 80% success rate.

If you want content that ranks, generates leads, and drives pipeline - without guessing, I’m your guy.

Adarsh kumar

Why your Reddit posts get ignored (even when your product is good).

Most founders think the problem is their copy.
Or their timing.
Or their product.

It’s none of that.

The real issue is where you’re posting.

Founders go hunting for “big” subreddits and start dropping posts, hoping something sticks. That’s how you get ignored, downvoted, or banned.

What actually works is the opposite.

You don’t start with subreddits.
You start with problems.

Look for conversations where people are already asking for help, comparing tools, or complaining about the exact thing your product solves.

Those conversations naturally cluster in a few specific communities.

That’s where trust already exists.
That’s where intent lives.

Before posting anything, spend time reading:
what gets upvoted,
what gets removed,
and how people actually talk to each other.

When you finally engage, don’t pitch.
Be useful.

Helpful answers create follow-up questions.
Follow-up questions lead to DMs.
DMs turn into qualified leads.

Reddit doesn’t reward promotion.
It rewards relevance.

If you want to see the exact system we use at Redora.ai to find the right subreddits and turn conversations into leads without spamming - DM me “Reddit”.

Building CommunityTracker AI | Cold Email Expert | SEO Consultant | Scaled a Startup to $2.1M ARR | Sold my first startup at $0.5 Million in 12 Months

People tell me,
“You’re growing fast… it must feel amazing.”

But what they don’t see is the part that actually builds the business.

The nights I’m staring at one dashboard for hours, trying to figure out a dip.
The strategy docs I rewrite over and over because something feels off.

The pressure of being the person everyone turns to when something breaks.
The moments of self-doubt that hit in between client calls.

People see the results.
They don’t see the cost.

Because the real work happens when nobody is clapping -

in the quiet hours,
in the small fixes,
in the tiny decisions that protect your reputation without anyone knowing.

I’m still learning to appreciate that part of the journey 
the unglamorous, unseen, necessary work.

If you’re in that phase right now, building in silence…

Keep going.
Your breakthrough is being built long before anyone notices.

Most founders think SEO takes 12 months.
This graph happened in 90 days.

And no - we didn’t publish 50 new blogs or buy backlinks.

Here’s what actually moved the needle:

1️⃣ BOFU pages that match buying intent
Alternatives, comparisons, pricing - the keywords that convert.

2️⃣ GEO-optimised content
Structured, skimmable pages that AI engines (Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, ChatGPT) can cite instantly.

3️⃣ Clean technical foundations
Fixes, interlinking, crawlability - so growth compounds instead of stalling.

The result?
A hockey-stick curve in both referring domains and qualified organic traffic.

If you want similar GEO-driven growth for your SaaS, DM me “GEO”.

I spent months building SEO for my SaaS… and realized I was chasing the wrong goal.

We thought ranking #1 on Google meant success. 

Turns out, that’s the easiest trap a founder can fall into.

Because the way people discover tools has completely changed. 

If your SaaS isn’t where buyers are actually searching, all your hard work is invisible.

Most founders still obsess over blog traffic, keyword rankings, and backlinks. 

Meanwhile, buyers are asking AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude. 

They want quick comparisons, alternatives to competitors, and transparent pricing.

If your product isn’t showing up there, your competitors are already winning the deal.

That’s why we built Miraa.io.- to make your SaaS visible where buyers actually search. 

We optimize for AI visibility, create competitor capture pages, and build content designed to get cited in AI answers. 

We also leverage community signals from Reddit and Quora to increase authority and trust.

Here’s how we make it happen:

1. GEO-optimized content for AI answers
2. Competitor hijack pages: “Alternatives to [Competitor]”
3. Structured content with tables and schema
4. Community engagement loops on Reddit & Quora

The lesson is simple: traffic ≠ growth. Visibility where buyers search = real growth.

If your SaaS isn’t showing up in AI search yet, it’s time to change that. 

DM me, and I’ll share how we make sure our clients aren’t invisible to the future of search.

Posting links on Reddit is the fastest way to get ignored.

The real advantage comes when you stop promoting and start listening.

Answer questions.
Join conversations.
Understand buying signals.

When intent shows up, tools like Redora.ai help you turn those moments into qualified leads without spamming or breaking trust.

Want any help?
DM us now!

Ok, so we are launching a tool that will 

help you know what your target users or your own brand users are talking 

 across various communities or platforms ->

For ex: You're a company that automates GTM strategies for SaaS and your potential users are on Reddit and Slack... looking to get help in setting up Sales & Marketing ops.. 

This Community Listening Platform will help you track your relevant posts like from all your fav. communities like:

1. Reddit
2. Twitter
3. LinkedIn
4. Slack.... and more communities. 

and send them to your slack. 

I am giving our 3 months free for our first 20 users. 

With this you can do

1. Competitive analysis
2. Know what your user says about your brand
3. Do market research
4. Generate leads
5. Know what your user wants.
6. Hiring Candidates 

DM me if you're interested. I will help you setup your account. 

or Join our community - https://lnkd.in/g3Bqqckx

Your SaaS is one good GEO strategy away from being recommended by AI ....

(even against bigger competitors).

Another client just ranked inside Perplexity for one of the most competitive keywords in their category:

“best ai sdr”

And not just a mention 
their product showed up as a Top AI SDR Tool, highlighted above names with 10x larger marketing budgets.

This didn’t happen because we “wrote more blogs.”
It happened because we rewired the entire SEO approach around how AI actually reads, evaluates, and recommends products today.

Here’s the system we used:

1️⃣ BOFU dominance
We create pages built for buying intent 
best tools, alternatives, pricing, and direct comparison formats AI prefers.

2️⃣ Structured for AI models
Tables, clear definitions, citations, schema 
content formatted so Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Claude can instantly pull it.

3️⃣ Competitor-intent capture
We target the exact searches where buyers compare solutions 
so your product becomes the default recommendation.

4️⃣ Community validation
Reddit + Quora mentions that show real-world proof,
which LLMs use as additional trust signals.

This is why GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) is not “future SEO.”
It’s right now.

AI is the new discovery engine and if you're not visible there, you don't exist in the buying journey.

We’re opening 2 GEO implementation slots this month for SaaS companies who want results like this.
DM me “AI visibility” to get the details.

Your competitors are talking to your customers… and you don’t even know it.

Every day, prospects are asking questions about problems your product solves on Reddit, Quora, and niche communities. 

If you’re not there, someone else is.

At Redora.ai, we help SaaS founders turn these conversations into predictable, qualified leads:

1️⃣ Find the right threads – focus on discussions where buyers are actively seeking solutions.

2️⃣ Add real value first – answer with actionable advice, mini-frameworks, or examples that build trust.

3️⃣ Move prospects naturally – turn engagement into warm leads through private messages.

4️⃣ Amplify visibility with AI – structure answers for ChatGPT, Perplexity, and other AI assistants to get discovered automatically.

The result? 
Leads in your inbox before your competitors even notice the conversation.

We’re opening 2 founder spots this month for SaaS teams ready to implement this system. 

DM me “Redora” to secure your spot.

Building RedoraAI | GTM Expert | GEO & SEO Consultant for B2B SaaS | Scaled a Startup to $2.1M ARR | Sold my first startup at $0.5 Million in 12 Months

1508% increase in clicks.
~8,900 more impressions.
In just 3 months.

And yet, people still say SEO is dead.

They’re wrong.

Here’s the reality:

People are still searching.
Google still drives intent-based traffic.
Organic still converts better than paid if you know how to play the game.

We didn’t use any content helpers.
We didn’t spam AI tools.

All we did was:
✅ Target content around clear search intent
✅ Leverage real expertise to create value-driven content
✅ Fix SEO hygiene issues fast
✅ Build strategic internal links
✅ Apply patience and consistency

SEO in 2025 isn’t about flooding the internet.
It’s about understanding your audience, the channel, and the intent behind the search.

This was just one high-intent cluster.
Do this 10–20 times, and lead flow stops being a worry.

Let others debate whether SEO works.
We’ll be busy compounding results.

If you want your SaaS to start showing up where buyers actually search, DM me - I’ll share exactly how we did this.

Getting your SaaS inside AI search results is not “luck.”
It’s a system.

Last week, one of our clients messaged us saying:

“Bro… we’re ranking inside Perplexity for the best cold email infrastructure software. Mailforge is literally in the comparison table.”

That’s the moment every SaaS founder wants 
when AI engines start recommending your product on their own.

But here’s what most people don’t realize:

AI doesn’t magically pick you.
It pulls what it trusts.

And this ranking didn’t happen from writing random blogs or chasing traditional SEO metrics.
It happened because we executed a very focused GEO strategy:

1️⃣ BOFU content that answers exactly what buyers search
We targeted keywords like best X, alternatives, pricing, top tools, etc.
AI loves structured, comparison-ready content.

2️⃣ Competitor-intent pages
Pages built specifically for “alternative to ___” and “best software for ___” queries.

3️⃣ AI-readable formatting
Tables, citations, schema, structured data — things Perplexity can parse instantly.

4️⃣ Community signals
Relevant Reddit + Quora conversations that validate the product from real users.

The result?
Perplexity now recommends our client as one of the top players in their category
right next to brands with 10x bigger teams and budgets.

And this is exactly why GEO matters in 2025.
Google is no longer your only search engine.
AI is the new homepage of the internet.

We’re opening 2 spots this month for SaaS companies who want their product discovered inside AI result not just Google.

DM me “GEO” and I’ll share the full framework.

The mistake that makes 90% of startup Reddit posts invisible isn’t what you think.

It’s not the copy.
It’s not the timing.
It’s not even your product.

It’s posting in the wrong place.

Founders see a subreddit with hundreds of thousands of members and think:
“Perfect. I’ll just drop my post here.”

That’s how your post dies.
Buried under memes, discussions, and off-topic noise.
Ignored. Downvoted. Forgotten.

Here’s what actually works:

1️⃣ Start with the problem, not the subreddit
Find where your target audience is already asking questions about their pain points.

2️⃣ Observe first, engage second
Read the conversations, understand the tone, see what kind of posts get traction.

3️⃣ Be helpful, not promotional
Answer questions, share frameworks or experiences. The pitch comes later, naturally.

4️⃣ Focus on intent, not size
A small subreddit with engaged users beats a huge one with passive readers any day.

Reddit rewards relevance, not reach.

Most founders treat it like a megaphone.
The ones who win treat it like a conversation.

Are you posting in the right places or just shouting into the void?

You won't believe this ....

But 90% of SEO agencies are still stuck in 2015.

They obsess over traffic numbers, backlinks, and rankings…

Meanwhile, revenue and qualified leads are what actually matter.

At Miraa.io., we don’t just chase clicks. We focus on:

📍 Bottom-of-funnel keywords that capture buyers ready to convert

📍 AI-ready content that gets cited in ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews

📍Competitor-intent pages that intercept leads before they even consider your competitor

Traffic is easy. Growth isn’t.

Stop chasing vanity metrics. 
Start chasing what actually moves the needle.

We’re opening 2 spots this month to help SaaS founders get visibility that converts. DM me to get in.

“Oh, you got 10k pageviews? That’s growth.”

Yeah… if your goal is impressing your dashboard instead of growing your business.

Most founders think SEO is about clicks. I’ve seen hundreds of startups chasing numbers that don’t convert.

At Miraa.io., we do things differently: 

📍We focus on traffic that actually wants to buy
📍AI-ready content that gets cited in ChatGPT
📍Competitor-intercept pages that put you in front of buyers before they even know you exist.

Vanity metrics feel good. Revenue feels better.

We’re opening 2 spots this month to help SaaS founders build SEO that actually drives growth.
 
DM me “Leads” for details.

Lately, I’ve realized something about building a business that no one warns you about.

The work doesn’t get easier.
The decisions get heavier.

Early on, the pressure was about getting clients.
Now it’s about not letting anyone down.

Every decision carries weight.
What to say no to.
Where to slow down.
When to step in personally instead of delegating.

None of this shows up on a dashboard.

From the outside, it looks like progress.
From the inside, it feels like responsibility stacking up quietly.

There are days I miss the simplicity of just “trying things.”
Now every move affects someone else’s growth, revenue, or trust.

But this phase taught me something important:

Growth isn’t about doing more.
It’s about choosing better even when no one sees the choice you made.

If you’re at a stage where your wins feel heavier than exciting,
that’s not burnout.

That’s ownership.

And it means you’re building something real.

Most founders try Reddit once… and give up.

Not because Reddit doesn’t work —
but because the approach is usually wrong.

I’m curious 👇
What’s been your biggest challenge with Reddit so far?

What’s your biggest challenge with Reddit marketing?

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