I'm an SEO expert in Nepal, based in Kathmandu. I fix the technical SEO, structured data and answer-first content that gets a business found on Google and cited by ChatGPT, Perplexity and AI Overviews — for Nepali businesses, and remotely for Australia and the US. Audits start at NPR 15,000 (see pricing), and you can test your own site for free in ten seconds. Proof you can check: I built Daewoo Nepal's organic search from zero.
Creative that proves itself organically before a rupee of paid media is spent.
300K+
Organic cross-platform reach built without paid boost
20+
Commercial reels & video assets directed, shot and cut
4.2x+
Average ROAS achieved across performance ad campaigns
Top 3
Organic search rankings built for high-intent keywords
Audited performance across Daewoo Nepal, e-commerce storefronts, and commercial client campaigns (2023–2026).
See how it was done: the Daewoo Nepal case study · E-commerce SEO in Nepal and the Daraz problem
Six things, one person. The value is that the idea, the words, the casting and the media budget are all decided by someone who has to answer for all four.
Technical, On-Page, Off-Page and Local SEO, App Store Optimization, and Generative Engine Optimization (GEO). Structured so both traditional search algorithms and modern AI engines find, understand, and quote the work — turning search intent into measurable, compounding organic growth.
The idea before the assets: what we're saying this quarter, why anyone should care, and the rules that keep it recognisable. I write the brief, choose the treatment, and hold the line when the work drifts.
One idea, built out across the places it has to live — feed, story, creator, landing page, search. Sequenced so each piece earns the next, with a number attached to it before anything is made.
Blogs, scripts, ad copy and the site's own pages. Written to be found and to be finished — search intent at the top of the draft, a human sentence at the end of it.
Casting, briefing, negotiating and reviewing. A creator who understands the idea outperforms one with a bigger following, so I brief for intent rather than handing over a shot list.
Meta campaigns built, tested and cut on evidence — return, click-through, profit after ad spend. Creative and buying decided by the same person, which is why the tests are worth reading.
Send me your website and what you sell. I'll run real customer questions through ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google, check whether the AI crawlers can actually read your site, and send back a short, plain-English summary of what's holding you back.
Your website address, and one line on what you sell and to whom. That's all.
The questions your buyers would ask an AI assistant, plus a crawl check: robots.txt and AI-crawler access, indexing, schema, and whether your key pages can be read without JavaScript.
What's blocking you, what's already working, and what I'd fix first. Whether you hire me after that is entirely up to you.
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Most campaigns fail on paper, before anyone opens a camera bag — the idea was never sharpened, so every later choice is a guess. I write the decision down first: one audience, one thing we want understood, one measure of whether it landed. After that, direction is mostly protection. Creators get room to be themselves inside the idea, editors know what the cut is for, and I can kill a beautiful asset without a debate because we agreed in advance what the work was supposed to do.
Who it's for, what they should understand afterwards, and how we'll know. One page, agreed by the people who can change their minds later.
The right creators, editors and shooters for that idea, briefed on intent rather than shot lists — and told plainly what success looks like.
Video, copy, blog, landing page, ad set — written and sequenced together, so the idea survives the translation between them.
Reach, retention, click-through, return. The next brief is written by the evidence, not by whichever asset the room happened to like.