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Building the business, solving complex problems, learning the stuff that doesn’t fit neatly into a LinkedIn post.
And yet, when it comes to showing up online, somehow the advice always comes down to the same things: post more, grow your following, or the classic… build your personal brand.
But none of that fixes the real problem when your content doesn’t reflect the level of your work.
Because you can be brilliant at what you do and still have an online presence that makes you look like everyone else.
That’s the bit I care about.
I’ve worked with founders, executive coaches, program managers, legal professionals, cognitive performance coaches, and brands across EV, B2B, and marketing.
Your expertise is the interesting part. I make sure it comes through.
For when you have the expertise, but can’t seem to turn it into consistently good content
For when you’re ready to stop dabbling and actually make your expertise visible
For when you know your content could be better, but you don’t need a whole content retainer
Meaning TSU isn’t about squeezing someone’s expertise into the usual “3 posts a week + personal branding + thought leadership” formula.
It’s about finding the interesting things they actually have to say and giving those ideas room to come through.
Heyy, I’m Sujata.
I’m a content marketer, creative thinker, former corporate consultant, and someone with an unreasonable affection for systems, spreadsheets, and colour-coding things that probably don’t need colour-coding.
I started my career in corporate consulting, where I learned to take complicated problems, find the signal in the noise, and make things make sense.
Then I pivoted completely.
During the pandemic, I found myself exploring different career paths, and marketing was the one that stuck. What started as a career change turned into a business built around something I realised I’m very good at: finding the interesting stuff buried inside someone’s expertise and figuring out how to communicate it.
Because I’ve never believed that good experts need to become content machines.
You can be brilliant at what you do and still have an online presence that doesn’t come close to reflecting the level of your work. And the answer isn’t always to post more, grow your following, or squeeze yourself into another content formula.
It’s about finding what’s actually worth saying and making sure they come through.
I keep my client list small (usually three or four at a time) because the work I do can’t be templated, rushed, or churn out at scale.
If your work is anything but ordinary, your content shouldn’t be either.
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