Meet theMonkeys

Sachin is the marketing brain behind The Ad Monkey — involved from the first “Why would someone buy this?” to the final “How do we scale this?”

From cracking product-market fit and positioning to shaping brand identities, building growth strategies and engineering performance campaigns, Sachin connects creativity with commercial outcomes.

For him, strategy isn't a presentation made at the beginning of a project. It stays in the room. Every campaign. Every decision. Every pivot.

Selling a product is one thing. Selling an experience, expertise or service is another. That’s Yuvraaj’s playground.

As our service-based brand specialist, he works on translating what a business does into a visual presence people understand, remember and want to engage with.

From creative direction to how your brand shows up across social, his focus is simple: Make people notice. Then give them a reason to remember.

Sakina is at the core of our wellness and lifestyle portfolio, helping brands find the balance between looking good and communicating something meaningful.

From understanding what fits your brand identity to figuring out what your audience actually needs to hear, she keeps an eye on the entire picture — strategy, communication, creative direction, growth.

If your brand needs it, chances are Sakina already has a plan for it.

Sreshth takes search from “we should probably do SEO” to an actionable growth roadmap.

From understanding what people are searching for and building the SEO strategy to improving on-page performance, search visibility and rankings, his job is to make sure your digital presence isn't just sitting pretty.

Build the roadmap. Climb the rankings. Stay there.

Website? Done. Landing page? Easy. Custom functionality? Let's talk. App? Why not?

Shubham is our tech genius responsible for turning marketing ideas, wireframes and ambitious “Can we make the website do this?” conversations into fast, functional digital experiences.

He builds websites and applications around what the business actually needs — without turning development into a six-month science experiment. Think it. Brief it. Build it. Preferably lightning fast.