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I’m building Kiyotro , an AI-native agency for D2C brands. I’m interested in one problem: How do you help a growing D2C brand operate like a much larger company without building a much larger team? Most brands don’t necessarily have a growth problem. They have an operations problem. Too many repetitive tasks. Too many disconnected tools. Too many manual handoffs. Too much work that should have been automated months ago. That’s what I’m trying to solve with Kiyotro. Instead of selling traditional agency retainers, I’m building modular AI systems that take specific operational problems and automate them end-to-end. Some of what I’m building: → AI D2C Launch Kit — generates and QA-checks 60+ launch assets in around 90 seconds. → AI Influencer System — discovers, qualifies, and helps manage influencer outreach. → AI Client Onboarding Machine — turns a traditionally manual onboarding process into an automated workflow. → Recursive Sprint Retrospective — continuously reviews operations and surfaces what’s actually broken. And there’s more in development. My goal is simple: Build systems that remove operational chaos so D2C founders can focus on growth. I’m building Kiyotro in public, documenting the systems, experiments, failures, and lessons along the way. If you're building a D2C brand, working on AI automation, or simply interested in where AI-native businesses are heading, feel free to connect. Build less chaos. Build better systems.
Public LinkedIn data · Sep 17, 2026
I’m taking a course "How to build an app people will actually pay for" and one lesson already stood out to me: Strategy comes before tactics. It’s tempting to jump straight into: → Building features → Optimizing funnels → Running experiments → Adding more functionality But without a clear product strategy, you can end up moving fast in the wrong direction. One framework from the course helped me simplify product strategy into 3 questions: 1. Who is this product for? Be specific about the customer. 2. What problem are we solving? Not just what features we're building, but what real problem those features address. 3. What does success look like right now? Especially for an early-stage product, the goal isn't necessarily “growth at all costs.” The biggest takeaway for me: Tactics without strategy is just noise. A startup can ship dozens of features and run countless experiments, but if there isn't a clear direction, activity doesn't necessarily equal progress. As I continue learning and building, I'm trying to adopt a different mindset: First understand the problem → define the customer → choose the strategy → then execute. Currently learning through “How to Make an App People Will Pay For” by RevenueCat Startup School. Sharing my progress as I learn, experiment, and build. 🚀 #BuildInPublic #ProductStrategy #Startups #ProductManagement #IndieHackers #SaaS #LearningInPublic
This week, I took a moment to reflect on some real numbers regarding Gain Seo, the SEO + GEO audit tool I've been developing. In the last two weeks, we've seen over 11.3K requests and 633 users. One interesting metric is that the requests per user average around 18. This indicates that users are engaging with the tool multiple times, which is more significant to me than just the raw traffic numbers. Repeat usage suggests that the tool is providing value and is not merely a curiosity click. To enhance tracking, I will be adding UTM parameters to every link moving forward. This way, the next set of numbers I share will be linked to specific actions. A key lesson from this week: even with real usage data, understanding your product's growth can be challenging. I'm focusing on uncovering the "why" before I rely too heavily on the "what." A full LinkedIn/X content push is set to start this week, and I'm eager to see how the numbers evolve once there's a clear signal to analyze against. #buildinpublic #SaaS #SEO #GEO
Kept finding the same thing testing D2C brands:- Real reviews, real distribution, zero mentions when ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and other Agents gets asked the category question with no brand name. Every source it pulled from was a review blog. Never the brand's own site. Built a tool that checks both sides of this. Your actual SEO score, and a separate GEO score that tells you if AI engines would even have a reason to cite you. Schema, FAQ structure, content depth, all of it. Called it GainSEO. Been using it on my own audits this week. Link in the first comment if you want to run your site through it.
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ANKIT ANAND is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in India with 1,253 followers, posting about AI, Software, and Growth / GTM. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by ANKIT ANAND costs €13, a fixed price per post.
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