As a growth marketing specialist, I find what's actually blocking growth, then fix it myself. SEO, Reddit, social, content, design and ads, handled by one person instead of five. Fewer tabs. Fewer meetings. Same coffee.
I usually reply within a couple of hours. No 60 minute discovery call.
Across SaaS and service clients.
Most SaaS teams don't have a marketing problem. They have one bottleneck hiding behind ten tasks. My job is to find it, fix it, then build the channel that brings users in. Usually that's SEO, Reddit, social or ads. Sometimes it's the landing page nobody wanted to touch.
A team, an account manager and a retainer to match. Great if you need ten people. Overkill if you need one bottleneck fixed.
Salary, benefits, recruiting time and usually one specialty. Worth it once a channel is proven.
One person across SEO, Reddit, social, content and ads. Plans from $1,199/mo, everything handled for $3,999/mo. No 87 slide strategy deck.
No vanity metrics. Just the numbers that actually moved something.
Blainy needed users without an ad budget. I built growth around search, Reddit and content so each channel fed the next one.
That brought in 85K+ users and ~30M search impressions in 12 months.
Their Facebook page had gone quiet after the last manager left. I rebuilt it around before and afters, myth busting and real reviews, with visuals homeowners stop for.
Virtarix had solid technical knowledge and almost no distribution.
I turned that into technical content, community activity and Reddit conversations people could actually find.
I reworked listings and distribution so people searching could actually find the products.
Brands and products I've worked with
Sometimes it's just more tabs open.
Three dashboards, two freelancers and one Reddit thread you keep meaning to reply to.
Everything looks busy and growth still feels stuck. Usually one or two things are holding the rest back. We find those first. Everything else can wait.
Diagnose first. Panic never.
Strategy, SEO, Reddit, social media, articles, graphics and ads. All handled by me.
Most founders end up hiring an SEO expert, a social media manager, a designer and an ads person, then managing all four.
That's a job on its own.
You get one person, one plan and fewer "wait, who was doing this?" moments.
Luckily, I don't have to write this part myself.
If you already know the channel, great. If you don't, that's kind of my thing.
No long contracts. No agency markup. Monthly work is billed weekly or every two weeks.
I'll look at why your posts aren't getting seen.
Coffee's on me.
Everything on your site, ranked by what to fix first. Most audits give you a list. This one tells you the order.
Five posts a week, strategy, graphics, and I keep an eye on the groups and communities where your buyers hang out.
Adding video or extra platforms? $1,199 to $1,499, depending on how many platforms I'm handling.
$1,199
per monthPosts, comments and threads in the communities your buyers actually read. Built to rank on Google and get picked up by AI answers, without getting banned.
The same approach behind thousands of Reddit conversions with $0 on ads.
$1,199
per monthResearch, original articles and backlinks.
The part everyone quietly hates doing.
$1,999
per monthSEO, Reddit, social media, content and design.
One person, one plan, one invoice.
Plus you'd skip managing four freelancers, which is honestly worth more than the $398.
Tell me what's stuckNot sure you need all of it?
Start with the free check.
The stack changes. The job doesn't.
I started writing, then SEO, then distribution and community.
Somewhere along the way, they stopped looking like separate channels.
Before marketing, I ran a sales floor, so I care about closed deals more than likes.
My job isn't to make every channel look important. It's to find the one that matters right now.
Based in Lahore.
Working with teams in the US, UAE and Europe.
What you're growing, what's happening and what you've tried. I'll tell you where I'd start. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
