Project / Marketing Manager · Noida, India
I TURN IDEAS INTO WORK THAT MOVES.
Project management. Marketing strategy. Content. Campaigns. Clients. Execution.
I bridge strategy and execution — taking work from 'we should' to 'it's live.' Ideas, plans, moving parts, clients, campaigns, data. That's the job, and I like the whole of it.
E-COMMERCE CAMPAIGN
6,053 → 10,241
Total Users
Feb–Sep 2025 vs Sep 2025–Apr 2026 · GA4
E-COMMERCE CAMPAIGN
33.95% → 22%
Bounce Rate
Campaign report comparison
E-COMMERCE CAMPAIGN
0 → 19
Keywords on Google Page 1
25 keywords in Google Top 100
LOCAL SERVICES SEO
2,703 → 4,124
Organic Sessions
+52.57%
Client strategy
$30,000+
Additional revenue via consultative upselling
Over one year · resume-verified
before. after. what changed?
Every number above comes straight from campaign reports and GA4 — full context lives inside each case file.
Good work starts with listening. Sometimes the best brief is the one you have to ask more questions about.
Make it make sense. Then make it work. The plan should survive contact with reality.
Who's doing what by when — made to sound less terrifying. Yes, there is a spreadsheet.
Turning moving parts into moving projects. The magic is usually in the follow-up.
Less talk. More build. Creative thinking with structured execution.
Shipped. And a campaign isn't finished when it launches — that's when the interesting part starts.
Numbers have a story. Show me what changed, then let's talk about why.
then we do it again, better.
Multiple campaigns moving at once, none of them on fire.
Marketing that can show its work.
Client management isn't just communication. It's translation.
Rankings, yes. But mostly: what happens next.
Scripting, ideation, campaign messaging.
Numbers have a story. I like finding it.
From 'we should' to 'it's live.'
Somewhere between creative & calendar invites.
Daily drivers
I work somewhere between marketing, project management and "who's got this?" — at my best when there's a good idea, a real problem and something to build.
I'm interested in the space between a good idea and actually making it happen. Understanding the brief, structuring the project, and keeping the human part intact while the moving parts move.
Strategy without execution is just a very nice document. I like my ideas with a plan attached — a clear start, a clear next step, and a reason to exist.
A campaign isn't finished when it launches. That's when the interesting part starts. Creative gets attention, strategy gives it direction, and data tells us what happened.
more thoughts on the about page →
Real client reviews from projects I've worked on at AdsRole — originals pinned, identities anonymised for confidentiality.
