Four plus years building social campaigns for Audi, Citroën, JBL, Tata Motors and Bajaj Allianz. I took one client from zero to 124,000 followers in 18 months. I can do the same for your brand in Europe or anywhere else.
I'm Danish. I have spent over four years inside agencies in Mumbai, working on accounts for car brands, fashion houses and audio brands. I like numbers as much as I like a good photo. Both matter when a brand is trying to be seen.
My work sits where data meets story. I read the analytics first, then I write the caption, pick the reel and brief the shoot. I don't believe in posting for the sake of posting. Every piece of content has a reason to exist.
I have worked with European automotive brands entering India, so I know how to carry a brand's voice across a new market without losing what made it special at home. That works the other way too.
A few of the accounts I have led or shaped. Numbers are real, pulled from the campaigns themselves.
A bridal fashion house with real craft behind it, but almost no one online knew it existed. We started from zero followers.
A European car brand walking into India for the first time. The job was not just selling a car. It was building a presence people would trust.
2020 to 2021 was not kind to anyone. I led content for Audi India's social through it, so the brand stayed visible while showrooms stayed shut.
A Gen Z launch campaign, built for noise. We leaned on influencers and a reel that was made to be shared, not just watched.
A medical brand needed a voice that did not sound clinical. We bridged science and everyday life, one post at a time.
I read the existing account, the numbers and the competitors before I write a single caption. No moves without a reason.
Reels, carousels, static posts, all made with Canva and a real eye for what stops a thumb mid-scroll.
I track what works week by week, not month by month, and shift the plan while the campaign is still live.
Right influencers, right moment. I pick people who fit the brand, not just the follower count.
Clear reports linking what we made to what it actually did. No vanity numbers dressed up as wins.
Crisis comms when things go wrong, fast replies when the timing is right. Social never really sleeps.
Working with a European brand entering India, or an Indian brand wanting to reach a global audience. Either way, I'd like to hear about it.