Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond".

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop are joined once again by Tridib Ghosh to dive into the evolving relationship between agencies, AI, and client expectations. From the rising pressure to deliver faster to the growing mismatch between what clients want and what AI can realistically produce, they unpack the tension in today’s creative workflows. Can AI bridge the gap or is it widening it? And why do so many clients still misunderstand what AI can (and can’t) do? A must-listen for marketers, creatives, and curious clients alike.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today.

In this special episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop are joined by special guest Tridib Ghosh to explore the evolving role of marketing in business. From the rise of AI in branding to the shift from long-term thinking to short-term hacks, they discuss what’s working—and what’s not. The conversation dives into the importance of understanding clients deeply, the difference between traditional campaigns and today’s real-time marketing, and the growing relevance of white marketing. A must-listen for anyone trying to make sense of where marketing is headed.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop unpack the growing wave of AI-written articles taking over feeds—and what that means for authenticity. They dive into why using your own product builds real trust, the rise of spiritual leaders and influencers on LinkedIn, and how some are blurring the lines between thought leadership and theatrics. Plus, they explore how marketing should act as a bridge—not a spotlight—and whether sports updates really belong on LinkedIn. Tune in for a sharp take on credibility, connection, and the evolving content game.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop take on the rise of pseudo-doctors and junk science cluttering our feeds. They reflect on growing up then vs. now, and how the modern world feels overwhelming—especially for the younger generation. Mental health remains taboo, even in entrepreneurial circles. The duo also unpacks the silent tug-of-war between marketing and sales, how smaller companies often have sharper employee awareness, and why some startups are burning through investor money while racing to go public. A raw, real take on business, burnout, and the battle for sanity in today’s hustle culture.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this thought-provoking episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop explore how we perceive value—from the psychology of color to the illusion of affordability. They question the cultural clash with “get rich quick” mindsets, whether deep learning should be taught to kids, and why the future of SEO might not be what you expect. Is the fitness industry quietly fading in India? Are heavy discounts hurting more than helping? Plus, a look at how Gen Z holds more discretion—and power—than ever before. Tune in for a mix of bold insights and quiet provocations.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop kick things off with a hilarious take on the viral Bajaj Finance saga—yes, even Canadian PMs aren’t safe! They explore how everyday tech annoyances can turn into internet comedy, before switching gears to talk about companies firing vs. nurturing employees, with reflections on legacy giants like Tata and Birla who treat teams like family (think Diwali bonuses with cars and houses!). They also dive into the downfall of a $180M startup, the overhype around AI pins, and whether we really need devices between us and our phones. Plus, is burning cash the new business model? Tune in for laughs, lessons, and sharp insights into what tech and culture really mean today.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop stir the pot on whether we’re still building strategies for a world that no longer exists. They explore LinkedIn’s new video update, the viral “burnt toast theory” of perspective, and the launch of GPT-4.5—what it means for creators, marketers, and everyday workflows. Plus, a look at how ad filmmakers are embracing Gen AI, game-changing tools like Same.dev, and the new wave of AI apps rewriting the future of work and creativity.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop kick things off with a hilarious take on the viral Bajaj Finance saga—yes, even Canadian PMs aren’t safe! They explore how everyday tech annoyances can turn into internet comedy, before switching gears to talk about companies firing vs. nurturing employees, with reflections on legacy giants like Tata and Birla who treat teams like family (think Diwali bonuses with cars and houses!). They also dive into the downfall of a $180M startup, the overhype around AI pins, and whether we really need devices between us and our phones. Plus, is burning cash the new business model? Tune in for laughs, lessons, and sharp insights into what tech and culture really mean today.

Hey there! Welcome to another episode of "Click, Brand, and Beyond," where we're doing something a little different today. Instead of our usual deep dive into marketing strategies, we're going to take you on a journey through our LinkedIn feeds – yes, you heard that right!

Join Nisha and Anoop as they scroll through their timelines, sharing real-time reactions and insights about what catches their eye, what makes them stop scrolling, and why certain posts resonate while others fade into the digital abyss.

In this episode of LinkedIn Timeline Talk, Nisha and Anoop dig into the deep ties between our roles and our identities—are CEOs really relatable to junior employees when they control their time so differently? They also unpack the reality behind “hours worked” as a productivity myth, the importance of active listening in leadership, and the state of hiring in India’s IT sector, where only 11,000 roles were filled. Plus, is Zara really shutting shop in India? What does that say about fast fashion? And finally—are startups trying to build the next Mercedes… or Maruti? A sharp, thought-provoking take on power, perception, and purpose in today’s work culture.