Sean Conner

MeasuredRisk

Chief of Staff

General Advisor

Operation 620

Chief Deputy Director

Deputy Director

Various Companies

Engagements:
• Fundraising Advisor | Botany.io -  Seattle (2021)
• New Product Lines | Fling: Intelligent Solutions for Digital Transformation - Bangkok (2021)
• Product Manager | TaskWorld, Inc. - Bangkok (2020)
• General Partner | Servamps, Ltd. - London (2019)
• Special Projects | PolySwarm Technologies, Inc. - Palo Alto (2018)
• General Manager | 8 Decimal Capital - Palo Alto (2017)
• Product Research | Shift Labs - Seattle (2016)
• Technical Due Diligence | Vulcan, Inc. - Seattle (2015)

Consultant

Parcel Forecast

• Developed environmental data report generating platform

Technical Co-Founder

Ionographics Research Inc

• Prototyped novel electro-chemical based 3D printer

Product Owner

OdorBliss Inc

• Developed novel odorless litter box for cats

Founder

Schlumberger

Integrated Project Management (IPM) Trainee

University of Washington

Network Systems Administrator

I help CEOs achieve their strategic goals. I bring a blend of skills and competencies in behavioral economics, cultural development, team-of-teams, strategy-of-strategy, and much much more!

Most recently, I was the Chief of Staff at MeasuredRisk, a leading cybersecurity company, where I supported the CEO and the executive team in managing cross-functional projects, driving organizational growth, and fostering a collaborative and inclusive culture. I also served as a General Advisor at MeasuredRisk and Operation 620, a high-pressure NGO that aims to end human trafficking, where I provided strategic guidance, mentorship, and innovation to both organizations. I am passionate about product innovation and social impact, and I am always looking for ways to empower others and challenge the status quo. I am ready to take on any challenge and help your organization reach new heights. Let's do this!

Product Manager

2020. did an internship as a marketing strategist in a mental health clinic

2021. got my first international client as a freelancer. worked as an intern at big shot agencies w big shot clients like jio and bridgestone and sap. dropped out of college.

2022. moved to bangalore for 3 months to work at a cool startup as a sales/marketing generalist. decided to specialise in writing. started playing w the gpt 3 of open ai (pre-chatgpt).

2023. used chatgpt and midjourney to create campaigns and content for big pharma companies in india. got scammed of $1500 twice in 6 months. decided to specialise in linkedin personal branding. did linkedin outreach for a big shot brand designer in the uk and commenting for a brand designer in the us. failed at both terribly.

2024. got 2 wins, brand designer and performance marketer got 50k and 30k impressions in 20 days. started a 100 day challenge (twice), failed terribly but made a lot of friends. family member suffered a terrible health problem (shook me for good) and then later i broke my leg and on bed rest for 3 months, both the challenges ended w health tragedies (never taking a 100 day challenge again). convinced my bestf to quit his job and join me. we started an agency, laas (linkedin-as-a-service).

2025. got 2 beta clients. one lawyer in the us who wanted to be consistent and the other was a brand designer who wanted tangible results. 2x engagement for the brand designer and booked 6 calls in a month. lawyer was able to be consistent. its may and we’re starting the free month offer now.

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Client 1. We posted 3x/week, mixing storytelling, insights, and founder POV. In just 20 days:

→ 50K+ impressions

→ Every post hit 100+ likes, half crossed 200+

→ 1 inbound client enquiry

Positioned her as a creative *and* a founder, not just a designer.

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Client 2. had been posting consistently with little traction (~10 likes/post). I took over the writing and dialed up the volume + clarity. We posted daily. In 20 days

→ 2–3x engagement growth

→ 30K impressions

→ 1 qualified inbound lead

Transformed him from just “posting” → to driving real attention and authority.

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Client 3. Consulting: weekly writing & outreach calls + monthly ideation. Helped her sharpen hooks, add depth, and drop AI-dependence.

→ 2x engagement

→ 6 sales calls booked in 30 days

She went from over-posting with no ROI → to converting content into leads, while sounding 100% like herself.

If you're an ai/content/personal brand enthusiast please book a call. lets talk :)

Niraj L.

them: "linkedin comments aren’t that bad"

also linkedin comments:

“is this guy high on shampoo?”

i have over 300 pending connection requests. i ignore 99% of them. its the same boring shiz on their profile w no solid exp. but every once in a while comes someone like sneha, who's put in real effort to stand out. i absolutely love the banner, its so fuckin good. im sure im not the only one who noticed it and loved it and accepted her connection request. it shows how genuine effort doesn't go to waste. it takes only a few hours to brainstorm and few more hours to actually create something on canva. most people never put in those few hours. here's your sign to put in those few hours :)

Niraj Lodariya

you wouldn't google "how to win a court case" and copy-paste that into your legal defense.

but somehow it's fine to let a bot write your love letter?

ai has become the default for everything.

work emails. client messages. personal texts. apologies. thank yous.

we've stopped asking "should i use ai for this?"

we just use it.

and that's the problem.

because there's a difference between:

writing a status update for a project.

and writing a birthday message to your best friend.

one is a task. the other is not.

look, i use ai for work stuff.

drafting reports. summarizing meeting notes. cleaning up a messy deck.

that's productivity. that's fine.

but there's a line.

when you're writing to a person who trusts you, who's waiting for your words, they deserves to hear from you, not a prompt.

a birthday message to your best friend.
an apology to someone you hurt.
a thank you to a mentor who changed your life.

those aren't tasks to automate.

ai can help you work faster.

but it shouldn't creep into your personal life.

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i said no to a client yest willing to pay 1 lakh / 3 months in advance cause he had a demanding tone and kept ordering me to do things instead of requesting / asking. the clients making billion dollars, creators w millions of followers, none of them “order” me to do something, they all ask / request. we even request / ask for things from our house help instead of ordering. its basic decency to be polite w the people who are helping you / working for you / working w you. i have always drawn a hard line towards not tolerating this type of entitled pushy behaviour, this is why i have 15 indian clients and not one of them is toxic :)

graphical user interface, text, application, chat or text message

i just closed a client for ₹1,00,000 / 3 months. i asked him can i post about this publicly, he said sure and can you teach me how to do these “just closed a client” posts. i was like sure, i asked him a few questions and sent him a post in under 10 mins. he absolutely loved it and is more excited to work now. if you want to write these posts as well just do these 3 things. 1/ jot down the basics of the deal, who is the client, when did you close them, how did you close them. 2/ start the hook w “i just closed a client” and if you can’t mention for much or the identity of the client, just mention ther revenue and industry. 3/ attach some sort of visual proof if possible, it helps massively, if not, thats alr as well. lemme know if you’ve got more questions :)

7 freakin years. where tf did all this time go? i genuinely feel our addiction of content consumption is fucking w our concept of time. our brains are so overstimulated all the time its difficult to remember anything. we collectively as a society are losing our ability to remember stuff. we need a detox more than we realise. we need to be more mindful and stare at the wall more often. we need to do nothing more often so we create space for ourselves to think about what we’re doing and what do we actually want to do in this moment. stare at the wall rn for 5 mins, i swear to god your brain will go quiet and you will feel so light and calm and suddenly you will start noticing all the sounds around you and you will feel so emotionally energised. im not kidding. try it (literally) rn.

love, 
niraj :)

im taking a challenge to go viral on linkedin by just writing long blocks of text. every post will be just one big block of text, zero exceptions. im doing this cause its v difficult and it v clearly stands out and it is also v non performative. ik its ironic cause i run a linkedin personal branding agency and im supposed to build my brand using the writing fundamentals i use for my clients, but eh, its boring, we're working w founders of billion dollar companies, we're building personal brands for creators w millions of subs, i no longer need to depend on my linkedin to get clients, so i can finally afford to do crazy experiments like this one

love, 
niraj

how to get clients as a beginner?

1/ do free work and get good results
2/ use the results to do free work for even cooler / bigger clients
3/ use their names / results to close paid clients

or

start creating content on your profile and scale it to 10/50/100k followers, build the skill of going viral, use it on your own account, once you're big its easy to get clients

this is proof that good writing doesn't need formatting. you can write a big block of text and still go viral / perform well. this is just the beginning, i plan to keep writing these blocks until i get 100k impressions on a single post. linkedin ghostwriter gone rouge? yea that sounds fun. i just love being anti-cliche whenever i can. doing the exact opposite of what everyone else is doing. its like an itch i can't stop scratching.

client: i’m firing our ghostwriter.

me: how long have you been working together?

client: almost 60 days. no viral posts yet, it’s driving me crazy.

me: didn't they optimize your profile immediately?

client: yeah, day 1. profile looks great. but the views aren't hitting the guarantee yet.

me: what’s the guarantee?

client: 100k impressions in 90 days. we are at day 60 and only at 30k. i don't think they'll make it.

me: can i be direct with you?

client: i can take it.

me: so you have a perfect profile, you're 60 days into data gathering, and just as they figured out exactly what content works for your audience, right before the compounding kicks in, you want to fire them?

client: well, when you put it like that…

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i wish this was rare, but it isn’t.

why? because we treat content growth as linear.

we think day 60 should have double the views of day 30.

it doesn't work like that. it's exponential.

realistically, here’s what your writer is doing in the first 60 days:

1/ profile optimization (done on day 1)
2/ shipping volume to gather hard data
3/ identifying which 20% of topics bring 80% of views
4/ killing the formats that bore your audience
5/ doubling down on the specific hooks that work
6/ setting the stage for the 'viral' month 3

but the client gets nervous at the 60-day mark?

that’s exactly the issue: patience vs. panic.

you hired them for a result.

firing too soon destroys the data loop just as it’s about to pay off.

thinking of firing your writer after 60 days?

please don't.

yes, we guarantee results.

but 100k impressions usually happens like this:

month 1: 10k (testing)
month 2: 20k (refining)
month 3: 70k (scaling what works)

ghostwriters aren't guessing. they are testing.

let them finish the test.

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here's a recent result from one of our clients

we started posting on dec 19 

till jan 19 we had minimal growth and then it blew up

the unconditional love and support i get from people in my life, whether strangers or close friends, is the only reason ive been able to do whatever ive done. its like i have a source of endless love and care, and so i never run out of good energy, which is also why im able to help as many people as i can. it’s also why i feel there’s enough for everyone in this world and we should def be sharing and supporting each other. im a giver only cause im privileged enough to get more than i need, so people who aren’t able to give as much, i dont judge them or blame them, i just plan to give them more than what they can take so they’d also start giving others :)

i have tonsils. it sucks. and apparently stanford says rays emitted by linkedin makes tonisls worse(thanks Gulsheen), so i wasn’t able to post much today, not that it matters cause im way ahead of gulsheen. the 7 day challenge is so fun even when im sick. i wrote one post when i was waiting for doc and one rn when im about to have dinner and sleep. everyone gimme get well soon in the comments to increase engagement and beat gulsheen :)

my linkedin content strategy:

(not perfect, but it got us 15+ industry leaders as clients)

1/ i posted 557 times in one year.

2/ that's roughly 11 posts a week, every single week.

3/ it generated 1.2 million impressions.

4/ the goal wasn't to go viral. it was to attract inbound clients.

5/ every post had to answer: "why should they care?"

6/ i write like i'm texting a friend. no corporate jargon.

7/ i read my drafts the next day. 90% of the time, i'd scroll past it myself. so i delete and start over.

8/ takes many iterations to please myself.

9/ i focus on: frameworks, personal stories, and client results.

10/ plain text only. no fancy formatting. like a conversation.

11/ no stock images, no carousels. just words that hit.

12/ goal is engagement, not followers. comments matter more than likes.

13/ if someone comments with a real question, i take it to dms.

14/ my target: content that makes people want to work with me, not just like my post.

this approach helped us land clients like:

• creator w 2.8 m subs (500k impressions in 40 days)
• head of socials at an mnc (102k in 10 days)
• creator w 500k subs (174k in 25 days)

we now have a 100k impressions guarantee. if you don't hit it in 3 months, we work for free until you do.

Gulsheen is so pissed rn :) im clearly in the lead and winning this 7 day challenge and no way she can stop me when i have such a huge lead. if she was to post 5 times a day she still has a shot at winning, but im so confident she isn’t going to do it cause she’s got so muxh client work and she works so hard and has to manage a team. this might just be an easy win for me :)

i was sick for a few days. a lot of work has piled up. it’s overwhelming and giving me anxiety. which is making me avoid the work. which is creating more anxiety. the only way to stop the anxiety is to act. the more i act the less anxious i get. easier said than done though. so this post is an attempt to act. something is better than nothing. aaaaaah so much work to do. and im just constantly overthinking it. doing everything except work. thinking of crazy solutions. trying to find my way out of it without actually doing the work. but sad reality is i gots to do the work to get out of it. so lets fuckin go, lets do some work. wish me luck :)

i've tested 200+ hooks in the last 6 months.

only 12% got people to click "see more."

here's what actually stops the scroll:

your first line has one job: make them curious enough to keep reading.

not clever. not poetic. just curious.

the problem? most creators waste their hook on setup.

"i want to talk about..."
"here's something interesting..."
"let me share a story..."

nobody cares about your intro. they care about what's in it for them.

here's what works instead:

1/ start with a result or transformation
"i went from 500 to 5,000 followers in 90 days"

2/ lead with a contrarian take
"linkedin carousels are dead and nobody's talking about it"

3/ use a specific number or timeframe
"i spent 47 hours analyzing viral posts"

4/ open with a personal confession
"i was completely wrong about content strategy"

5/ create a knowledge gap
"everyone's using this hook formula backwards"

the hook isn't about being creative. it's about being clear and creating tension.

you have 140 characters before the "see more" button.

use them like your engagement depends on it.

because it does.

what's the best hook you've seen this week?

ive taken a 7 day content challenge w Gulsheen. by the end of next sat whoever has more impressions wins. i love competing. I LOVE COMPETING. oh and I LOVE WINNING. so, imma post like 4/5/6/7/8 times a day for this week. imma post about v tofu stuff. maybe i'll post 10/15/20 times a day. i shall do whatever necessary to win :) the more interesting part is that ive already decided only to post these blocks of text, which makes going viral even more difficult, which makes winning even more fun. this is so fun, thank you gulsheeeeeeeeeeeeen.

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genirex

Building LinkedIn Park | We make founders sound like thought leaders, not press releases.

🍟 ai x human x content.

what linkedin paglus talk about on a monday morning :) both of us were struggling to create content for ourselves, and then she came up w an idea, lets do a 7 day challenge, and oh god it has been so fun. agency life sure can get lonely, friends like Gulsheen make it fun, thank you miss.

If you want something from me, don't text me. Book a call. I told my team this on day one ↓

"If you ask for something on WhatsApp, I'll most likely not do it."

Not because I'm rude.

Because I'm lazy.

Here's how it actually works:

❌ "Hey, can you write the outreach text?"

→ I see it

→ I think "I'll do it later"

→ Later never comes

→ You follow up: "Did you write it?"

→ I did not

→ And I'm not going to

✅ "Hey, can I book 8 to 8:30 today? I need you to write the text on that call."

→ I say sure

→ I get on the call

→ I do it even though I don't want to

→ We're done in 20 minutes

The difference?

A forcing function.

A calendar slot is a commitment.

A WhatsApp message is a suggestion.

This applies everywhere:

→ Clients who book a slot get faster delivery

→ Team members who book a slot get my attention

Lazy people don't need motivation.

They need structure.

It's embarrassingly simple.

And it works every time.

world population 8 billion. internet 6 billion. google 4.3 billion. insta 2 billion. free-ai 1.3 billion. paid-ai 25 million. ai coders 5 million. more than half of human population uses google. 25% use insta. 16% use ai. do what you will w this info :)

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