Divyanshi Sharma is the 🏷️#founder of Growth Exe, a GTM consultation and training agency serving around 30 clients. She began her entrepreneurial path selling perfumes and clothes as side hustles in India, then discovered freelancing through content writing during Covid, which led her into LinkedIn personal branding, lead generation, and eventually the 📝go-to-market space. She has built a LinkedIn following of more than 100,000 by consistently sharing lead magnets, playbooks, and free resources, and she previously co-founded the agency AcquisitionX. Growth Exe audits client funnels, builds customized roadmaps, and trains internal teams to execute GTM workflows.
Divyanshi treats underrated channels as blue-ocean opportunities. Her Reddit strategy finds niche subreddits, replicates viral posts with original ideas, and moves conversations to DMs — including posting a software-recommendation question, letting it rank in search, then editing it to feature her own product at the top. She reverse-engineers viral content by feeding top creators' highest-engaging posts into ChatGPT alongside her internal SOPs and client strategies to generate both lead magnets and LinkedIn copy that draws hundreds of comments. She emphasizes the first four hours after posting as decisive for reach, recommending a small pod of five to fifteen niche creators who engage early, and points to Discord communities tied to YouTube audiences as an untapped channel where some founders make $100K a month through word of mouth rather than outbound.
I had Divyanshi on to talk through 75K LinkedIn followers and the underrated channels behind them — what stuck was her Reddit-as-blue-ocean play: post a question, let it rank, then edit it to feature your own product.