Notion

I'm Notion Ambassador for India, teaching Notion to beginners, designing templates, and consulting with companies to build knowledge-management solutions for their teams.

Notion Ambassador

Build Academy

Bringing my unique, decade-long experience as an educator, builder, and tech operator to improve access to technology to the masses.

Founder

On Deck

Leading education and internal training at On Deck to empower our team and community to build with no-code.

Education Lead

Designing admissions processes, implementing the tech infrastructure, and working with Program Directors to launch high-quality cohorts that ensure student transformation.

Operations Lead

I was chosen as one of the Inaugural Fellows at the inaugural edition of On Deck's No-Code Fellowship. No-Code is seen as the second revolution in computing, democratizing software and the internet.

Inaugural Fellow, No-Code Fellowship

Law School Admission Council

Growth Consultant

Udacity

Instructor and Consultant

National Academy of Legal Studies & Research (NALSAR) University Hyderabad

I worked as a TA for the subject Law and Economics as a final year law student at NALSAR, teaching game theory,  strategy, equilibria, et al within the larger discipline of law and economics.

Graduate Teaching Assistant

For years now, my aim has been simple: To build and help others build.

Hi, I'm Vensy, a no-code educator and founder.

As a builder, I worked on several projects with millions users.
As an educator, I taught 15,000+ people to build and launch their own companies.

I regularly offer talks and workshops to train teams at startups, and at cohort-based courses and Universities.

Want to learn more about no code and AI, entrepreneurship, and personal growth?

Subscribe here: https://vensy.substack.com/

Vensy Krishna

Thought Leadership Branding For SAAS Founders Who Want To Explore International Markets l Thought Leadership Branding Strategist | LinkedIn Branding Expert | Social Selling Specialist

𝐀𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐦𝐞 

Linkedin is not for you if you want to spend millions on Ads.

If you don't want to generate leads and build a brand organically.

Remember people trust people and do business with people, not brands.

Hi! I'm Shiva Dudigama, a LinkedIn Consultant and Founder of BDM Ads, a Branding and Marketing Agency. I specialize in helping Founders and service providers build their personal brands, generate organic leads, and increase revenue. 

With my 3-month 1-1 LinkedIn Acceleration Program, you'll gain valuable insights and actionable strategies to optimize your profile, grow relevant connections, create compelling content, automate processes, onboard clients, and maximize lead generation. 

Let's position you as an industry expert and elevate your global personal brand together!

Shiva kumar

Outbound is dead.


At least… the way most companies are doing it.

Here’s what the data actually shows 

People don’t respond to cold blasts.

They respond to relevance.

Old outbound
– Spray 1,000 cold emails
– Pitch immediately
– Talk about features
– Drop a Calendly link

New outbound
– Build authority publicly
– Share insights consistently
– Create conversations
– Turn attention into inbound

The algorithm favors conversations.
Buyers favor trust.
And trust is built in public.

Outbound isn’t dead.
Irrelevant outbound is.

If your pipeline feels dry, it’s probably not because demand disappeared.
It’s because attention shifted.

Are you still interrupting…
Or are you attracting?

Thoughts ?

#Leads #Outbound #Marketing

Shiva Dudigama

I help founders turn content into real distribution — 50+ clients, 50M+ views, and visibility that’s led to Forbes features, Shark Tank appearances, and acquisitions.

Most LinkedIn inboxes are a graveyard of copy-paste messages.

Not because people are lazy.

Because they were taught the wrong playbook.

“Hi, I help companies like yours scale revenue by 37%.

Can we book 15 minutes this week?”

Delete.

If you actually want replies, try this instead

Start with context.

Prove you didn’t automate it.

Reference a post. A podcast. A hiring announcement.

Specific beats clever.

Cut it in half.

If your message needs scrolling… it’s too long.

3–4 short lines is plenty.

Earn the pitch.

First message = conversation.

Not calendar link. Not proposal. Not “quick call.”

Here’s a simple one that works

Hi James,
Saw your post about shifting from outbound to community-led growth especially your point about trust compounding over time.

I work with founders navigating that shift.

Would be great to connect.

That’s it.

No brochure.

No 6-paragraph life story.

No pressure.

Just relevance + respect.

The best LinkedIn messages don’t “sound professional.”

They sound personal.

Thoughts ?

#Linkedin #Marketing #Founderledbranding

Most cold emails don’t get replies.


Not because cold email is dead.

But because most people write them like this

“Hi {First Name},
I hope you’re doing well…”
Delete that.

If you want replies, make it about them not you. Nobody cares about your company. They care about their problems.

Instead of

We’re a leading provider of…”

Try

“Noticed you’re hiring 5 SDRs — usually that means pipeline isn’t where it should be.

Now you have their attention.

Be painfully specific. Generic emails get ignored. Specific emails get replies. Mention something they posted. A hiring trend. A recent launch. A clear gap you see.

Specific feels human. Generic feels automated.

Lower the ask. Stop asking for 30-minute calls right away. Try something simple like, “Worth a quick chat?” or “Open to seeing how this works?” Make it easy to say yes.

And keep it short. Under 100 words. No long paragraphs. No feature list. No life story.

If it feels slightly too short, it’s probably right.

Thoughts ?

#Coldemail #Leads #Marketing

Most people are terrible at LinkedIn messaging.

Not because they’re bad people.

Because they sound like robots.

“Hi, I came across your profile and would love to explore synergies…”

Delete.

If you want replies, do this instead

1. Make it about them.
Mention something specific. A post. A project. A recent move.
Specific = real.
Generic = spam.

2. Keep it short.
No one opens LinkedIn hoping to read a novel from a stranger.
3–5 lines is enough.

3. Don’t pitch immediately.
The first message is for starting a conversation.
Not closing a deal.

Here’s a simple message that works

Hi Sarah,
I saw your post about building remote teams — especially your point about async communication.

I work with founders facing similar challenges.
Would love to connect.
That’s it.

No pressure.
No deck attached.
No calendar link.

Just human.
The best LinkedIn messages feel like they were written by… a human.
Not a CRM.

Thoughts ?

#LinkedinMarketing #Messaging

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