Bhuvaneswaran P

I quit my civil engineering job in 2020 and accidentally tried virtual assistant. Now I'm a content marketer, writing/getting pipeline for SaaS brands. here's how the last 5 years actually looked like for me:

@_pulkitxm Oops, missed it :/ Thanks

@notbhuvanesh yep why not? I added the links in the very next reply in comments! x.com/_pulkitxm/stat…

I spent thousands of dollars building this repo… so you don't have to 50+ landing pages, hero sections & interactive prototypes: every single one generated with "Claude Fable 5", with the exact prompt preserved in its folder. Steal it. Ship it. Contribute. 👇

Movie night with builders in Bengaluru. a film about the greatest product that couldn't survive its own success. blackberry (2023) is worth your weekend. Today's "build n yap after office hour" was just 💥 🍿 @1997harkirat #Ailearncircle

Awaiting another power packed session tomorrow :)

@1997harkirat @goClueso

@notbhuvanesh @goClueso

Sunday 1 of Project Shipyard S2. Done. Kicked off with Prajwal Prakash, co-founder of @goClueso . ":The people who fail aren't the ones who can't build. They're the ones who never understood who they were building for" Insightful. I'm building an AI tool that diagnoses why your blog post dropped in Google and tells you exactly what to fix. Thanks @1997harkirat and AI Learn Circle keep putting the right people in the same room. Building in public. Week 1 complete. 🚀 #ShipyardS2 #Bengaluru

@clairevo Exciting times ahead.

fable about to tattle tale on codex

@1997harkirat @AntlerIndia Yayyy. Movie night :)

we're back with the 4th edition of build n yap (movie edition) ⚡ in collaboration with @AntlerIndia, and this one's a little different from last 3 editions. first, a curated group of builders, founders, PMs, engineers and indie hackers spend a few hours actually building. your side project. your AI agent. your startup. that feature you've been procrastinating on. then we shut the laptops and watch BlackBerry together 🍿 📍 Indiranagar, 13th June (Friday), 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM apply for an invite: luma.com/78diinku

@theartofbace @speaksilq @Replit @amasad I remembering this famous quote by Bill Gates and it goes as, "If I'd had some set idea of a finish line, don't you think I would have crossed it years ago?" Sums up what you are saying :)

@notbhuvanesh @speaksilq @Replit @amasad If you can graduate school with a 2.0, meaning 60%, and go on to do amazing things after college.. you can launch that business, start that fitness journey, what start making content, or do whatever else you think your not prepared for Even if your 60% ready

Just hit 10K MRR in 90 Days These are 3 things that got us there 1. Get to market ASAP. 60% ready means you're ready 2. Post EVERY DAY on social. No exceptions 3. Build/hire out a team to grow & test quickly @speaksilq Big thank you to @Replit @amasad

@theartofbace @speaksilq @Replit @amasad This is the most important part and you did it. That's what matters now

@notbhuvanesh @speaksilq @Replit @amasad It was definitely terrifying for us as well but I tried to contextualize that mentality like this..

@getpaidwrite Hear hear. I get better content strategy there than at my desk

Your best ideas come in the shower because that's the only time you ever put your phone down.

@jasonlk @amasad @Replit 16K → 1M in 2 years means it's knowing what to do with all of it. It's crazy

10 learnings from my SaaStr AI 2026 deep dive with @amasad, CEO of @Replit: - Our two best employees now cost $254/mo - Context windows went 16K → 1M in 2 years - Replit built its own compaction. Says it beats the labs - Bugs should be deleted from context. Architecture should stay - Monorepos are a secret unlock for agent performance - The best cold email I've ever seen ran mostly on Haiku + Mini - Our agent beat last year's human marketing, and the gap widened - Your 2nd and 3rd agent will be better than your 1st - Every company will end up with an internal AI "Oracle" - Replit improves itself nightly. A self-improving loop in production

the $2/hr VA thumbnail didn't change my life curiosity did. if you're stuck figuring out what's next, stop waiting for the right plan. Just do it "If I'd had some set idea of a finish line, don't you think I would have crossed it years ago?" - Bill Gates funny how one thumbnail changed my career.

Then, I took every writing gig I could find: legal content, SaaS blogs, AI tools, landing pages in the next 2-3 years slowly I became good at it. 5 years later: I have worked in Proptech, Video-gen platform, legal tech, customer service, CPaaS, and few B2B SaaS agencies. now I am building ai agents, going to hackathons, automating workflows I didn't know existed. All thanks to AI.

I quit my civil engineering job in 2020 and accidentally tried virtual assistant. Now I'm a content marketer, writing/getting pipeline for SaaS brands. here's how the last 5 years actually looked like for me:

read an article today about SEO and it had some uncomfortable facts for marketers. so, 80% of SEO team's time goes to keyword lists, content production, and on-page checklists but the stuff that actually matters now are: entity building, original research, distribution, AI visibility tracking, AI citations if claude and an intern could produce what your team spent 3 months on, you're not doing SEO you're doing content admin. Think before your next strategy!!!

@Balashazu Thanks da 💥

@notbhuvanesh Thats impressive 👏

Six months ago I was purely a content guy. Articles, social posts and SEO. Then I started showing up to hackathons. Built a voice agent. Automated workflows. Shipped stuff I didn't fully understand until it worked. Now I'm in Project Shipyard S2, a 3-Sunday sprint where the only rule is ship something real and go find your first user. Couldn't have asked for a better cohort to build in, @1997harkirat and AI Learn Circle. Backed by @vcatsindia, @AntlerGlobal , @Paytm , and @bhiveworkspace . #bengaluru