Four situations come up again and again. One of them is probably yours.
Students and freshers
Final year, just graduated, or after a first internship
Every listing asks for the two years you do not have yet, and the ones
that don't draw thousands of applicants. You are not short on ability
— you are short on anyone actually seeing you.
Internship and fresher roles in AdOps, paid ads, social and analytics,
plus a profile built to be read by a person rather than screened out
by software.
Chasing international remote work
Based in India, want to work with teams abroad
Fully remote digital roles are real and they pay differently. They are
rarely posted where you are looking, and they close fast because so
few people find them in time.
Remote roles from companies hiring outside India, surfaced early, with
a way to reach the hiring manager instead of a careers inbox in
another timezone.
One to three years in, and stuck
Working already, but the next step will not move
You can do the work. You are applying into the same pile as everyone
else, and nobody can tell from a CV what you are actually good at.
Programmatic, RTB, campaign management and media buying roles a level
above yours — and help presenting what you have already shipped.
Switching in, or coming back
From another field, or after a break
Your CV has a gap or a jump on it, and automated screening treats both
the same way: as a reason to stop reading.
A route that puts a human explanation in front of a human. If the
practical skills are not there yet we will say so, and point you at
the Digital Expert Program first.