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Are you a coach or brand struggling to stand out despite having real expertise and a story worth telling?

You’re not alone.
And you’re definitely not the problem!

I’m Simran, brand strategist + designer for coaches and brands who want to lead with clarity.

I’ve helped 50+ top LinkedIn creators and 30+ brands turn their ideas into visuals and messaging that actually connect and convert...

And I built my own brand in 6 months… ranking #1 in Singapore on Favikon.

■ What I’ll do for you:

1. Design cheatsheets, banners, logos, websites, and social graphics that match your voice
2. Build content strategies that resonate
3. Craft messaging that makes your audience to convert.

Ready to redesign your brand?

→ Click the link in my bio or featured
→ Hit “Book Appointment”
→ Secure your spot

Or DM me “BRAND” and I’ll guide you personally.

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Take a look at my client recommendations, and you’ll see why I’m the right call 😊

I thought online communities were a waste of time.
 until Jasmin Alić's changed me..
 
When I first joined LinkedIn, my world felt small. 
Find a job → update it → clap for someone else 
→and just log off
 
That was it.
 
Then I came across Jasmin Alic.
 
This guy was doing something rare.
He wasn’t just on LinkedIn, he was building something real. 
A business. A life. By simply just being himself.
 
He was selling without “selling it”. 
Sharing his journey so transparently. 

That for the first time, I felt
“Maybe I can do this too.” 💛
 
At first, I thought I'd need super connections to even talk to him.
 Or wait in line for his 1:1 spot.
 
Then he launched LinkUp → his community
 
And yeah… I joined for the hype.😅
 (You would’ve too.)
 
But I stayed for what it gave me: 
• Grew from 0 to 11K+ followers
• Built a 6-figure design and strategy business
• Got a coach who actually answers my every single question!
• Found creators who would check in with me 
  (because LinkedIn does feels lonely at times)
 
Today marks a year.
 And if you're in Link Up , you know this isn’t just another whatsapp group.
 
It’s the only place where people show up as themselves
(Yes, with their kids, pets, oat milk, and odd timings.)
 
I joined to write better.
 Because yeah, I was that person who couldn't explain what they did.😭
 Now I write like I've lived it.
 Because I have. 💛
 
And next year? 
We're all meeting in person. In Bosnia.
 (Yes, I had to Google it too.)
 
But was it worth it?
 1000%.
 
Now back to you.💛
 
Are you in an online community? 
And be honest… is it fun, or do you secretly avoid the calls? 👀

Simran Pant

Content design & cheatsheets people actually save! | 500 Global writer | #1 Designer 🇸🇬 | 8k+ designers learn with me!

In this image Simran talks about online communities and her experience of Jasmin Alic community and how much it changed her. In the post she breaks down all the steps of how linkedin changed her hourney into grwoing a design creator business. In this image you can Jasmin alic community and simran with Nat berman as well and all top LinkedIn creators.

Today, I officially hired Sana Arif for my biggest project yet…
 And honestly? I never thought I could create this kind of impact on LinkedIn.
 
I didn’t grow here because of the algorithm.
I grew because of people.
 
A few months ago, I randomly searched “design” on LinkedIn…
and found a creator whose work instantly inspired me.
 
She posted daily. 
She showed up consistently.
And somehow, her comments kept pulling me back.
 
That creator was Sana Arif 💛 
and she became one of the first people I trusted on this platform.
 
We supported each other long before the DMs. 
That trust came naturally.
 
Then one day, 
I pitched an idea that had never been done on LinkedIn before → and she said yes.
 
Two ambitious women. 
Tiny communities. 
Same yellow brand color (iconic 😂). 
One mission: create something meaningful.
 
That’s how we launched LinkedIn’s first design challenge, 
where 100+ people showed up.
 
Since then, we’ve learned from each other non-stop. 
Her logo skills? Next level. 
Our timezones? Terrible 😂 (She sleeps when I wake up → yes, she’s a night owl lol.)
 
And now… 
I’ve officially hired Sana for my biggest project.
I’m SO excited → can’t wait to reveal it soon. 💛
 
If you’ve found real friends here, you know the feeling.
Sometimes all you need to meet the right people…
is to show up and create.
 
Stay tuned → something big is coming.
 
P.S. Who still remembers our design challenge? 
👇 Also, mention your favourite creator in the comments → I would love to know

Let's Be Honest: Nobody remembers your Logo

They remember the FEELING it gave them. 👇

You've got your logo, colors and product
but how do you explain it to people?

Think of it this way: 

👀 Design = what they see
🏆 Branding = what they feel

Still confused? Lets clear it up:  

1. Design makes them curious
   → A bold font, a scroll stop visual
   → It attracts and hooks them
   
2. Branding builds the emotion
   →A voice they can trust and vibe with
   → Its the reason they come back
   
3. And Together? They tell a story
   →Not just "look at my work", but "here's why it matters"
   → So make it about them and not you

Don't just be a logo people ignore.
Become the brand they actually remember 

(through a smile😀, a pizza🍕 or just the right wording)

P.S. Does your brand really have/need a logo? Yes or No?

KitKat Chocolatory "take a break" was one of my fav campaigns...🍫

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Logo vs Branding

I was not even online for almost two weeks
Yet somehow… 1,000 new people found their way to my work.

No posts. No comments. No showing up.
and we crossed 11k today.

And no this isn’t a follower milestone post. 😅
(I know those are just "meh".)

But here's the real lesson:
We’re told not to take breaks when building something. 
That momentum will die. 
That "consistency" is everything.

But what if… 
🧠 Breaks are the biggest clarity, we’ve been avoiding?

Because during my time away, I saw:
→ My content still reached the right people. 
→ My systems kept those connections.
→ My inbox was still active

And maybe that’s the true test of a personal brand: 
→ Will your work hold space for you when you can’t? 
→ Will your audience still feel seen, even when you’re gone? 

maybe something for you guys to think too 🙃

And before I drop off here...
To the person who liked a post I made two weeks ago… 
To the silent scroller who keeps coming back
To the new faces who came up while I was away

I just want to say thank you ❤️

You reminded me: I just have to trust what I’ve built.

Because your business needs a rested you,
Not a burnt-out one chasing trends.

So While I was away?
🎂 Celebrated birthday (Oct babies anyone?)
🏡 Finalized my first ever home (!!) 
🛵 Attempted scooty riding (still can't drive lol)

P.S. If you’re still reading, this is your sign to stop scrolling, close LinkedIn, and go do something for yourself today. 

The algorithm can wait.
Your clarity can’t. 💛

Maybe guess....Where I went? 
(one right answer gets a bday treat from me!)❤️

Your Visual Designer for THAT Next Conversion. | 40+ Brands Agree. | #1 Designer, Singapore 🇸🇬 | 6k+ designers learn with me!

I thought getting a job would be my ultimate success…
 
It’s not… That was just the beginning 😭
 
Growing up, the formula was simple:
 
study hard → get the grades 
get the degree → get the job 
when you have the job → don’t question anything!
 
So the moment I wanted 𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘦, 
my whole system froze 😂
because nobody taught us
how to try something “not safe”
 
or how to ask: 
what if I want more than “just stable”?
 
yet that tiny itch
the one that kept whispering “go for it”
became louder than my fear.
 
Sure, landing that dream job might look like success.
BUT
That’s just the beginning. 😭
 
Actually growing beyond it takes courage, consistency,
and a little humility to look silly while learning.
 
For me, it started with 30 minutes a day on LinkedIn with my Job...
While my colleagues asked, "What are you even doing?"
I kept showing up.
 
6 months later, 
Finally ... I’d learned how to write, and design,💛
and most importantly trust myself enough to keep going.
 
It wasn’t as fast as “10k followers in a month.”
But it was real.
 
Change isn’t a switch.
It’s a muscle. 
You move it a little, then a little more….
 
So if you’re scared to try something new because it’s not “safe,”🙏🏻
remember this failing isn’t the real fear.
 Regret is.
 
P.S. What's one small change you've been putting off lately?

Side question: Do you think my image is AI gen👀

This image talks about simran, on how she overcame her fear of just being stable to actually working on linkedIn while doing her job. In this post she breaks down the steps needed to just trust yourself and overcome your fears. This image shows here overcoming her fears in a poster design style

I almost quit LinkedIn… 
until I learned the real truth about engagement.

The clients who pay you the most… 
rarely engage with your content.

And the ones who like every post? 
They almost never buy from you.

Funny how that works, right?

When I joined LinkedIn a year ago,
...my posts were doing 10 likes maybe 20(on bonus days)

and I used to think that maybe am not good enough😢

But here's something no one's telling you
lack of engagement ≠ lack of attention.

Nearly 70% of my clients have never engaged with my content
(yes not even a single like!)
yet 50+ people still hired me.

So, how did I get there?

1. I started writing for the ONE, not the many.

Showed up for that ONE reader who needed me
because you don't need a 100 people to sell to one right?

2. Be patient in the first six months.
In the beginning, nobody knew what I did.
Nobody cared. Nobody trusted me… yet.

And honestly… how could they?
People were still learning who I was. 

Still deciding if I made sense,
because growth and trust takes time to build

3. I did what most people my age weren’t willing to
In my 20's, my friends were: 
→ partying 
→ just “doing their jobs” 
→ or posting "pretty" pictures on the internet

And there I was… trying to build a business while working 9-5 (still am, btw!)
And maybe that’s exactly what showed people I was serious.

So back to you 💛
You’re not invisible.You’re just growing quietly. 
Let them see you in their own time.

P.S. Have you ever worked with a client who NEVER engaged with your content?
(I’m sure there's a whole secret category of humans here 😅)

In this post simran talks about that how Linkedin likes and comments does not drive the sales here you need to have the growth and build trust over time to win clients. She shares a step by step process of how to win clients on LinkedIn. This images is proof of her working with 50+ clients and the design business she has done.

You want your design to stand out?

Stop changing colors and start fixing these👇

Just 12 basics to get you from 
pretty visuals to powerful design....

Let me break it down for you👇

1. Balance 
→ Distribute elements evenly so nothing feels off
→ Get your reader's attention

2. Contrast 
→ Difference creates clarity
→ Use color, size, or weight to guide attention

3. Repetition 
→ Repeat styles, shapes and colors
→ Builds rhythm and consistency.

4. Unity / Alignment
→ Keep everything connected
→ Nothing should feel randomly placed

5. Proportion
→ Group related elements
→ Closeness signals connection 

6. Hierarchy 
→ Direct your audience eye
→ Scale, color, and spacing decide what’s seen first

7. White Space 
→ Don’t fill every corner
→ Empty space helps reader focus

Check the others, in comments below👇

You don’t need new fonts or colors.
You just need the basics.

💬 Which one do 𝘺𝘰𝘶 focus on most when designing?
...maybe guess how many have I used in this design👀

♻️ Repost to help them master basics.
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Simran Pant shares the post on design principles that gets you to build a better brand. This post includes all 12 principles like balance, proportion, movement, harmony that is needed to create a good design. The image is a cheatsheet of all 12 principles of design combined to teach on how to make a good design for branding.

This 5 minute calendar fix

increased my impressions by 50%...

For 6 months, I kept telling myself: 
“I’ll engage on LinkedIn when I have time.” 
(Spoiler: I never had time.)

I’d scroll at random hours. 
Drop comments when I had time
and just hoping something would “work.”

and here's what I got:
→ Low reach and anxiety of checking it again and again
→ Most random conversations on "just stay connected!"
→ Zero discipline and well no consistency

Then I realized: if it's not on my calendar, it's not my priority.

So I finally blocked my time to ENGAGE
→ Morning: Engage with my Singapore & Asia-based crowd (they post early)
→ Evening: Reply to DMs, comment on my global network’s posts 
→ Sundays: Plan what I’m posting, when, and who I’m talking to

 ✅ Bonus: I have a Physical to-do list 
(because crossing things off makes my brain go yaaas queen!!💛)

The result? My impressions are up by 50%...
But more than that, I finally feel present here.

Jasmin Alić says it best: “Your calendar is a mirror of your priorities.” 
So if engagement’s not in there, don’t act surprised when your results feel "meh"

Now back to you...
Block your engagement time this week and show up like it's your job.
Because it is.

P.S. Do you timeblock your engagement or are you winging it?

In this post Simran talks about LinkedIn engagement and why we should block our calendar and how you can imprive your impressions. She details the instructions and the steps you need to engage and block your time on calendar specifically for that to grow your business. In this image there are screenshots of calendar and the impressions performance.

Everyone's designing, but only few are branding

Learn the difference 👇

Most people think branding starts with logo
But design is only what you see
and branding is what you feel

So that means.... 

🎨 Designing makes you look good.
💡 Branding makes you understood.

Let's break it down now:

1. Design Builds your Look
→ Your colors, fonts, layouts
→ Make people stop the scroll
→ It's visual and immediate

2. Branding builds your meaning
→ Your story, your tone, your promise
→ Make people feel
→ It's emotional and long term

Because design catches eyes 
but branding captures their hearts. ❤️

P.S. Can great design build a brand? Maybe.
Can it make people care?

Let me know in the comments👇

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Design Vs Branding

Still wild to me that I get to market lasers for a living. And even wilder seeing our work featured on Nikkei Asia today. 🇯🇵

And now, we’re backed by $30M and deploying 200km+ lasers across countries, this proves that lasers is becoming the medium of connectivity...

Because affordable high quality internet is still a problem and cables won't be able to make it on time.

Reach out to us at 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗮𝗹 to explore more on "laser connectivity" 🚀

🇯🇵 Transcelestial’s latest milestone is on Nikkei Asia! Japan’s need for resilient, high-capacity connectivity is immediate. 

And our lasers are proving their value where fiber falls short: powering secure, high-speed links across emergency zones, defence applications, and even space.

With MPower Partners joining our mission and continued support from NTT Finance Corporation, Kickstart Ventures, SEEDS, PASPALIS, GOLDEN EGG Ventures, Tyr Ventures, IQT, Beyond Earth Ventures and NonPublic; we’re building Japan’s next layer of critical infrastructure.

The future can’t wait. Neither can connectivity.

(Read Tsubasa Suruga's story for Nikkei Asia in the link below)

Transcelestial raises 34.7M till date with 9.7M with new backing from MPower Partners, and continued belief from NTT Finance, SEEDS, Kickstart, Golden Egg, and Paspalis, is accelerating deployment acrossJapan's critical defense, space, and disaster relief communications with resilient, high-speed laser technology. In this image Transcelestial is being featured in NikkeiAsia article.

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