I’m Prabjit. I help coaches, service businesses, and entrepreneurs stop posting into a void and start building social media presences that don’t just perform on the feed, they show up when people search. LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Google. One voice. Every surface.
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I’ll skip the obligatory career timeline. Instead, here are the four moments that built this work the SEO years that changed how I saw social, the frustration that broke me, the conversation that named the direction, and the build year that proved the model.
I started at iMark Infotech as a Digital Marketing Analyst. Full-funnel mandate, SEO-first environment. I ran keyword strategies, built links, debugged technical audits, and managed campaigns and somewhere in the middle of all of it, I noticed something nobody in the social media world was talking about.
Social media profiles rank on Google. LinkedIn posts index in search results. YouTube videos answer search queries. Instagram accounts surface in branded searches. The platforms people thought of as social were also functioning as search real estate and almost every brand was leaving that real estate empty.
SEO taught me one thing I apply to social every single day: discoverability is not luck. It is architecture.
I left iMark with a quiet conviction: the brands winning on social weren’t just the ones with the most followers. They were the ones whose profiles, content, and voice were built to be found on-platform and off. Most social media managers I worked with didn’t think about search. To me, search and social were always the same sentence.
For a few months in 2024, I went solo. Social media strategy for one client. LinkedIn brand building for another. Content systems for a third. Each engagement closed strong. The problem was structural and it showed up the same way every time.
Clients had social media managers who couldn’t get their profiles to rank. They had SEO agencies that didn’t understand how social content indexes. They had content writers who produced posts that performed for 48 hours and then vanished from every surface feed and search.
Someone said that to me. In a heated professional conversation, late one night. They meant it as a closing argument. I heard it as a thesis.
I carried that sentence like a bruise, until it became a blueprint.
Average client outcome:
Real numbers from the TheKeterNauts build year — January 2025 to early 2026.
Founders, coaches, and service businesses worked with
Average LinkedIn profile-view lift after the 90-day Sprint
Monthly content impressions from a single search-indexed social content system
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ThePrabjitKaur is a one-woman shop. The founder, three disciplines, one delivery system. The reason we can hold brand, search, and performance in the same hand is because three of us already lived in those disciplines for years.
FOUNDER & BRAND STRATEGY
Brand voice, positioning, personal branding, LinkedIn strategy, content systems, client-facing strategy. The person you’ll speak to first.
Most strategists pick one. I refuse to. The brands that compound build social content that ranks, on LinkedIn, on Google, on YouTube, on every surface people use to find answers.
The 3 Vs of personal branding. Get the voice right on social, prove the value through content, then build the search visibility that makes it permanent. Reverse the order and you build noise.
For most founders, your LinkedIn ranks higher than your website on a branded Google search. If you’re not optimising it for discoverability, you’re ignoring 70% of your inbound surface.
If your social presence “speaks to everyone,” it speaks to no one. Half of every strategy call is me arguing you out of platforms, audiences, and content formats you should stop chasing.
I cap active retainers at six. Practices that scale past their delivery capacity become brokers. I want to stay an operator.
I write a monthly newsletter called Clicks & Conversions by Prab. I publish on LinkedIn Pulse most months. I host quarterly workshops for solopreneurs in Dubai and across India. I read more business memoirs than I should and not enough fiction.
I’m also building a small community of independent operators, people who refuse to call themselves “creators” but know they’re building a personal brand whether they like it or not. The community is invite-only. Ask me about it on WhatsApp.
A 30-minute call. You bring your social media presence, your last 90 days of content, and the one thing that’s not working. I bring three observations, one on your social voice, one on your search visibility, one on your content distribution. If we’re a fit, we keep going. If not, you walk away with a free first-pass audit.