As a writer
I write B2B SaaS content that ranks, gets cited by AI assistants, and converts readers into customers.
- HR Tech
- Dev Tools
- AI
- B2B SaaS


Based in Kolkata, working with brands worldwide.
Trusted by teams I have written and built for




Two halves of one brain.
As a writer
I write B2B SaaS content that ranks, gets cited by AI assistants, and converts readers into customers.
As a builder
I build small web projects when an idea won't leave me alone. Sites, demos, side bets.
Computer science degree keeps the code part honest. Four plus years writing keeps the words part sharp.
Three orbits, eighteen tools. Hover any orbit to pause it. Hover any tile to see its name.
Writing & Content
How I think and ship words
Web Development
What I build with
Tools & AI
Daily stack
Research, Build, Ship, Improve. Whether the deliverable is words, code, a campaign, or a workflow, the process stays the same.
What I do not do: ship before it is ready, pad word counts, over-engineer when simple works, or skip the post-ship check.
Real published work. Tap any card to read the article or visit the live site.
Two services live and taking new clients. Three more in the works. Scroll through, each one sticks at the top while you read.

Long-form B2B SaaS content that ranks, gets cited by AI, and converts readers into customers.
What you get
Best for
Tools and stack

Small marketing sites, portfolios, and product landings, shipped end-to-end. Copy to deploy, all me.
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On-page SEO, GEO, AEO. Content strategy that ships, not slides.
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Headless CMS or WordPress, picked for your team and your stack, not for trend.
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Workflow automation for content and ops. Less spreadsheet, more shipping.
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Real data, pulled from Google Search Console, Semrush, and project dashboards. Toggle the time range to scrub through history.
Headline metric
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Impressions, last 12 months
Source
GSC
Updated
18
Status
live
Clicks
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+24%
Articles
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+62
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CTR
0.0%
stable
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B2B SaaS focus
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Years coding
Since B.Tech CSE
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Industries
HR tech to AI
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I write in
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Bylines live on
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Sites live
Shipped end-to-end
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Building
Ship Q3
Pieces on content, code, and what is worth reading. Some get published. The rest live in the journal.
More posts
Why I built my spirituality blog with Next.js and MDX instead of WordPress, and the tradeoffs I made along the way.
Code-switching as honesty, not informality. Why I refuse to flatten my voice for an English-only audience.
Honest stack, not affiliate links. The tools I open every day, the ones I tried and dropped, and what I am betting on.
Why word counts are vanity. What ranks now is depth, structure, and answer-first writing. A 500-word piece can outrank a 3000-word one.
How a computer science degree shapes the way I write. The unfair advantage of understanding what you are documenting.
A status snapshot. What is on my desk this week, what I am building, what I am learning. Updated when life shifts.
AI hiring guides at Testlify, weekly cadence.
Shipping this portfolio and an early build of Narayani Sena.
React Server Components in depth, plus a bit of Rust on the side.
Building a Second Brain — Tiago Forte.
Kolkata
West Bengal, India
Local time
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The long story, told short. Where I started, what I do now, and the path between.
Started writing in 2020 with no plan. I trained as a computer science engineer, taught the basics for a year, did medical billing ops for the rent, then drifted into content because the SERP looked interesting and the pay was honest.
Stuck around because I noticed two things: SaaS companies need writers who actually understand their product, and most writers do not. The gap is real, and it pays.
Today I write for HR tech, dev tools, and AI. On the side I build small web projects because the code half of my brain never quite shut up. Goal: write things people read, ship things people use.

Rishav, Kolkata · 2026
Career timeline
2020 – 21
Taught HTML, CSS, web basics, Google Suite. Learned to explain technical things in simple language.
2021
Durable Medical Equipment billing ops via Brightree. Precision under deadline pressure.
2021 – 22
First content job. Editorial discipline, research-heavy briefs, deadline rigor.
2023 – 24
Dev tools, APIs, databases, cybersecurity, LLMOps. Sharpened the technical voice.
2024 – now
AI recruiting, online assessments, talent tech. GEO/SEO/AEO playbook in production.
Quick facts
Born
Madhubani, Bihar
Based in
Kolkata, WB
Education
B.Tech CSE, MAKAUT 2019
Writing since
2020
Building since
Engineering school
Open to
Remote contracts
Languages
English
Read · Write · Speak
Hindi
Read · Write · Speak
Maithili
Read · Write · Speak
Bengali
Speak
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