From the strategy to the sale — I set the plan, test the hooks, shoot, edit, post, run your Google & Meta ads and handle your social, every day. One person, A to Z, with AI on the grunt work. You get a whole team's output without a whole team's bill — and I don't do "trust me, it's working". I show you the numbers.
Honestly? I'm one person — a content creator who got tired of watching good brands pay for pretty posts that never moved a single number. So I taught AI to do the grunt work — the research, the drafts, the scheduling, the reporting — and kept the two things that still need a human: the craft, and the judgment call on what's actually working. Strategy, production, distribution, the dashboard — it all comes from one place: me. It's just me, but it doesn't run like just me.
Take the whole thing, or just the piece you're missing.
Concept, casting, locations, the shoot, the edit, the grade — reels, UGC, brand films, product shoots. Idea to final cut, all in-house. This is the craft I come from.
I build, launch and babysit your Google & Meta ads against real cost-per-lead and ROAS — not vanity reach. Every rupee has a job, and I'll tell you if one isn't pulling its weight.
Researched, one-by-one outreach, landing pages and proper follow-up — attention turned into real, paying clients, not a spreadsheet of emails.
Calendar, captions, posting, stories, comments and DMs — a brand that shows up every single day, looks the same everywhere and sounds human.
Custom tools that run the boring parts. I build them — including a full client CRM & portal (Aureo Studio).
A live report every client can open on a link — reach, leads, spend, ROI — no login, no chasing, no spin.
"Marketing person" usually means one slice — a shooter, an ads guy, someone who posts. I take the whole machine: strategy, hooks, shoot, edit, post, ads, social — all the way to revenue. Here's the entire list, so you never have to guess what's included.
This is the operator loop — the reason one person keeps up with a team.
Where the brand wins, what to say, who to reach.
AI researchFilms, reels, ads and copy — created and cut.
AI drafts + editsPosted, boosted, and pushed to the right people.
AI schedulingEvery rupee and view logged against the goal.
Live dashboardKill what flops, double what works, repeat.
AI signalsNo founder loses sleep over "engagement." You lose sleep over one thing — is this money coming back with friends? So don't take my word for it: put your own numbers in and watch your money do the math.
Want this math with your real numbers? WhatsApp me your budget and what you sell → I'll reply with the exact plan I'd run. Free, same day.
You're not paying for posts. You're paying for customers.
You're not buying reach. You're buying revenue you can bank.
You're not getting "trust me". You're getting a live number you can check at 2am.
To cover everything on this page, you'd bring on about five people. Here's what the Indian market actually pays them — before a single rupee of ad spend, before software, before someone to keep all five in sync.
Figures are mid-level Indian market salaries (2025): performance marketing ~₹12–13L, content ~₹7L, editing ~₹2.5–4L, social ~₹6.5L, design ~₹5L. Sources: WordStream, PW Skills, UpGrad salary data. Your mileage varies — but the shape of it doesn't.
These aren't lifetime totals you have to take on faith. This is the last 30 days on one account — and two posts you can open on @yks_photoworks and count the likes on yourself.
I priced and planned all of this around what's actually happening in Indian digital right now — so your money rides the market instead of fighting it.
Every campaign reports to one live link. Reach, leads, cost-per-lead, ROAS, where people drop off — you see exactly what each rupee bought.
↑ Sample of the live report you get — this is the exact layout and the metrics I track. The figures shown are illustrative; your real numbers fill in as campaigns run, and your brand name stays private.
Fair question — those are your real options. So instead of pretending the doubt isn't sitting in your head, let me answer it straight.
Most founders I talk to have paid an agency, got a beautiful deck and three months of "brand building", and can't point to one number that moved. I can't undo that — but I can be the opposite of it. You see every rupee from day one, and there's no lock-in — I have to re-earn the retainer every single month. Firing me is easy. That's on purpose.
An agency runs thirty accounts and the intern gets yours. I keep my roster small on purpose — few enough that your brand is never the one running on autopilot. The person who plans your strategy is the person behind the camera, the person writing your captions, and the person reading your cost-per-lead at midnight. Same person. Me.
When the shoot, the posts, the ads and the leads are four different vendors, every miss is somebody else's fault. Here, there's nobody to pass it to. If it worked, that was me. If it flopped, that's also me — and you'll hear it from me first, with what I'm changing. One person, answerable for the whole thing.
You brief once. I come back with the plan, then the work, then the numbers. No chasing, no "any update?" texts, no meetings that should have been a message. The report is a live link you open whenever you're curious — 2pm or 2am. Your time goes back to running the company.
A five-person team runs about ₹35L a year before you spend a rupee on ads. A decent agency retainer isn't far behind — and you still have to manage them. I cost less than either and ship more than both, because AI handles my grunt work and the craft stays human. And if the numbers ever stop making sense — see the first answer. Leaving is easy.
Most of this job travels well — strategy, ads, social and reporting run from anywhere, and I fly out for the shoot. I work with brands right across India, and in the Emirates. If your city isn't listed, ask anyway; it's usually a flight and a shoot day.
The things people email me before they hire anyone. Answered plainly, with real numbers.
Most Indian brands pay between ₹15,000 and ₹80,000 a month for social media management, depending on how many platforms, how often you post, and whether content production and paid ads are included. Paid ad spend sits on top of that — usually from ₹15,000–₹20,000 a month.
What I charge depends on scope, because "social media" means five different jobs. Tell me the brand and the goal and I'll quote one all-in number — no per-item line items, no surprises.
Budget at least ₹300 a day per campaign. Below that, Meta's algorithm never exits its learning phase — it doesn't gather enough conversions to optimise, so you pay for data instead of customers.
A realistic starting point for a small D2C brand is ₹30,000–₹50,000 a month in ad spend. At India's typical ₹150–₹400 cost per lead, that's roughly 100–300 leads a month to work with.
A good cost per lead in India is ₹150–₹400 for most consumer categories — among the lowest ad costs anywhere, because there's less advertiser competition than the US or UK.
On return: top-performing Indian D2C brands average 3.2× ROAS on Meta — ₹3.20 back for every ₹1 spent — and retargeting campaigns often clear 6×. If your ads aren't near that after the first optimisation cycle, something's wrong with the offer, the creative, or the targeting.
One person owns the whole outcome instead of four vendors owning slices of it. An agency splits your work across a strategist, a shooter, an editor and a media buyer — and every miss becomes someone else's fault.
I run strategy, the shoot, the edit, posting, the ads and the reporting myself, with AI handling the grunt work. Teams using AI publish about 42% more content per month and work ~25% faster — that multiplier is the only reason one person can keep pace with five.
Yes — across all of India and the UAE. Most of this job travels well: strategy, ads, social and reporting run from anywhere, and I fly out for the shoot days.
I regularly work with brands in Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Kochi and Goa, plus Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah. If your city isn't on that list, ask anyway — it's usually a flight and a shoot day.
Yes, and by a wide margin. Across 400+ D2C brands, authentic creator-style content converts 3–5× better than polished studio ads, with roughly 50% lower cost per click and 64% higher click-through.
That's exactly what I shoot — content that looks like a person made it, not a commercial, but with a cinematographer's eye behind the camera.
Ads give you signal within days; content compounds over months. A campaign needs roughly a week to exit Meta's learning phase, so the first meaningful cost-per-lead read comes around days 7–14.
You don't wait to find out. You get a live report link from week one — spend, leads, cost per lead and ROAS, updated as campaigns run. If something isn't pulling, we cut it in days, not quarters.
Yes — that's the entire point. Concept, casting, locations, the shoot, the edit and the grade, then the posting, the ad campaigns, the lead follow-up and the reporting.
When the person shooting the creative is also the person reading the cost-per-lead, the next shoot gets better automatically. Nothing is lost in a handoff, because there is no handoff.
Tell me the brand and the goal, and I'd love to throw a few ideas your way — what I'd run in the first 30 days, and the number I'd hold myself to. If you're up for it, that's the whole conversation.
Not ready for a call? Just send your brand's Instagram handle — I'll reply with 3 things I'd fix this week. Free, whether or not we ever work together.