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Jyotirmayee
DIGITAL MARKETER | COPYWRITER



WHAT DO I DO?
Email Marketing
I write, design and send newsletters that people actually open, and build nurturing funnels.
Copywriting
I write words that sell without sounding like they are trying to.
Content Writing
I write long-form and short-form content that actually holds a reader’s attention.
Performance Marketing
I write ad copy & also sit with the numbers, telling you what’s working, what’s not, and where the next rupee of budget should go. Google and Meta both.
Social Media Marketing
I have built calendars, captions, reels, stories, client conversations in the DMs, the whole operating rhythm of a brand’s social presence.
SEO
I write content that ranks, using keywords, structure, and schema without losing the human voice.
Podcast
I’ve built a podcast from scratch, strategy, scripting, guest research, directing, and getting it out into the world across platforms. If you have a voice worth putting on mic, I can help build the whole thing around.
Publishing & Editing
This is something I do on the side. I have edited drafts of books, made book covers, published them on KDP, & run marketing campaigns on KDP.
Webinar
I run webinars end to end, not just the hour you see live. That means the marketing that fills the seats, the hosting itself, and the follow-up that actually turns attendees into leads. I’ve also coordinated in-person seminars.
SKILLS
BRANDS I HAVE WORKED WITH
ROSTRUM EDUCATION
Rostrum’s marketing needed to work on two levels simultaneously. One level is the conventional one: get the right content and ads in front of the right audience to drive enrollment and leads. The other is less conventional and harder to systematize: in education, especially when the founders themselves are the credibility behind the brand, people don’t just enroll because of an ad, they enroll because they trust the people running the place.
GWYN DAY
Gwyn Day’s reputation in his field was built the hardest and most durable way possible: through the work itself, with no marketing engine behind it. That’s a genuinely rare foundation. Most personal brands start with an audience-building strategy and have to prove credibility along the way. Gwyn started with credibility and had no audience-building strategy at all.
PLUGXR
PlugXR’s core promise is democratization: letting people with zero coding background build augmented reality experiences through a drag-and-drop interface, then publish them as WebAR links, white-labeled apps, or native mobile builds. That’s a powerful pitch, but it creates a real content problem.
From the people I worked with
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