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I’m Sanu.
Here’s how I got here.

A blog in 2012 led me into publishing, SEO, and the marketing work I do today.

I’m from a small town in Uttar Pradesh. I founded OnlyLoudest and spent years learning how to create content, find readers, and build a business around a website.

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Sanu Siddharth

Organizations I’ve worked with.

A few names from my work over the years.

  • Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare
  • Unacademy
  • ASUS
  • vivo
  • OnePlus
  • jüSTa Hotels & Resorts
  • Collegedunia
  • Kelley School of Business, Indiana University
  • Truelancer
  • Paytm Mall
  • Online Academy
  • Gatilab
  • Headstart
  • The Sack Club
  • Rau’s IAS Study Circle
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I started with a blog in 2012.

I’m Sanu Siddharth. I grew up in a small town in Uttar Pradesh and found my way into digital publishing through curiosity. I wanted to understand how websites worked, how readers found them, and why some pages got attention while others didn’t.

I learned through trial and error, working on content and SEO as I went. That gave me projects where I could try an idea and see what happened.

OnlyLoudest became a big part of that story.

I founded OnlyLoudest.com, a technology and education publication that grew to reach more than 10 million readers. Building a publication meant thinking about the topics, the writing, and the people coming to the site.

One project I worked on with my co-founder was a site around New Year 2015. I wrote a case study about our keyword research, preparation, and results, including the original screenshots. You can read that write-up here.

My work grew beyond my own websites.

I went on to work with startups and established businesses on SEO, content, and digital marketing. The questions changed with each business: what it sold, who needed it, and how those people would find it.

Today I offer wider marketing and growth services, including brand strategy, paid campaigns, customer follow-up, and events. For work that involves specialist production or delivery, I agree on the responsibilities with the team and partners involved.

What I bring to a project.

My publishing background makes me interested in the details behind an offer. What does the customer need to understand? What can the business explain from its own experience? Where does the website or campaign leave someone with an unanswered question?

I like to work those questions out with the people who know the business. Then we can decide what needs writing, fixing, testing, or organizing, and who is going to do it.

You can explore my services, read my ideas, or tell me about a project.

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