Discipline

Content Marketing

Editorial systems that hold up when the volume goes up, and the teams that run them. Most of my work here is less about any single piece than about what makes the next thousand possible.

Evergreen pieces authored and commissioned

Driving 12% of annual organic revenue.

What this covers.

Editorial systems

Briefs, calendars and review workflows that keep quality steady as output climbs. The system is the deliverable; the calendar is just where you can see it.

Teams and commissioning

Building and managing writer pods across markets, and the quality and fact-check gates that let work ship without every piece passing across one desk.

Content that earns demand

Shoulder pages, topical depth and the internal linking that turns a page into a cluster. The unglamorous half of content marketing, and the half that compounds.

Tools & technologies

What I actually work in.

CMS & publishing

  • Payload
  • Prismic
  • WordPress

Research & briefs

  • Google Keyword Planner
  • Ahrefs
  • Frase
  • Surfer SEO

Design & assets

  • Figma
  • Canva
  • Adobe Photoshop
  • Adobe Illustrator
  • Adobe Lightroom

Team & workflow

  • Slack
  • Trello
  • Zendesk

In their words

Someone who worked on this.

Whenever I have gone to him for help, he doesn't just give me the answer but also takes the effort to make me understand the why and the how behind it. His problem-solving mindset makes him an incredible asset to any team.
Vandana LohiaVandana LohiaManager, Content Marketing, HeadoutWorked with Ayush on the same team

Let’s build something that scales.

If you are trying to make content compound rather than accumulate, that is the problem I like most. Email is quickest, and my calendar is open.