Positioning
What should the market know you for?
Define the audience, problem, category, and differentiation that make the product worth choosing.
Yash Chaudhary
Over the last 5+ years, I've worked with founders across AI, Creator Economy, Education and D2C, helping them solve product marketing challenges through positioning, go-to-market strategy, product adoption and scalable growth.
A great product can have the right features, the right team, and even the right market.
But if customers can't quickly understand what it does, why it matters, and why they should care, the product gets overlooked.
My job is to close that gap.
From positioning to launch, adoption and growth.
What should the market know you for?
Define the audience, problem, category, and differentiation that make the product worth choosing.
What needs to change in the customer's mind?
Build the story that changes perception and creates belief around the product.
Where does the story meet the customer?
Turn strategy into messaging, channels, content, and experiences that move people to action.
What keeps working after launch?
Build repeatable marketing and GTM systems that compound demand, adoption, and revenue.
The challenge was always the same: helping people understand, trust, and choose.
Building a creator-led education business from the ground up.
Co-built Brightso with Tech Burner, helping turn a creator-led education idea into a real business, product, and community.
Making a premium product easier to trust, understand, and buy.
Worked across brand, customer experience, and marketing to improve how customers discovered, evaluated, and bought the product.
Creating demand for a category that didn't exist yet.
Worked with university leadership to position and launch one of India's early degree programs built around the Creator Economy.
Making complex AI products easier to understand, adopt, and scale.
Worked across product marketing, positioning, brand, and GTM to make complex AI products clearer for enterprise teams, government partners, and end users.
I'd love to help shape how people experience it.