About Me

Hi, I’m Sudheer 👋🏽

I’m a digital marketer based in India, with around eight years of experience working in the B2B space. My work focuses on building and maintaining websites, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), AEO/GEO, Email Marketing and Google Ads.

My career in digital marketing didn’t start with a marketing degree. I started as a digital marketing intern at a corporate events company in Singapore, where I learned by working on real projects and figuring things out along the way. After a few months, I transitioned into a full-time role and continued to learn, experiment, and take on new responsibilities. That experience shaped how I approach my work today: stay curious, learn by doing, and always look for a better way to solve a problem. I spent two years working full-time in Singapore before returning to India in 2020, where I continued working remotely for the same company.

My academic background is in Information Technology and Computer Science. I later completed a postgraduate degree in Advanced Computer Science at Swansea University in Wales, UK. Although my career started in marketing, my interest in technology has always been a big part of what I do.

I’m naturally curious and enjoy learning new things. I try to make learning a daily habit, whether that means understanding a new technology, experimenting with a tool, or exploring an idea simply because I find it interesting. I like taking what I learn and thinking about how it can be applied to solve a practical problem.

I tend to approach problems from a logical and analytical perspective. I often find myself asking whether a process can be simplified, whether there is a better way of doing something, and whether the solution can have an impact beyond solving the immediate problem. That way of thinking is one of the reasons I enjoy working at the intersection of marketing and technology. I’m optimistic about technology and what we can do with it. I’m interested in how it can help us improve ourselves, solve meaningful problems, and build things that have a lasting impact.

I also enjoy working with people who are genuinely interested in what they’re working on. I like brainstorming with others, exchanging thoughts and ideas, having conversations, and looking at a problem from different perspectives. There’s something particularly rewarding about working together to turn an idea into something useful or finding a solution that none of us might have arrived at individually.

Outside of work, photography has been one of my biggest interests. I’m a hobbyist photographer, and when I was working in Singapore, I was part of a photography club. We regularly went out on weekend photowalks, exploring different parts of the city and photographing whatever caught our attention. I organised and led around 50 photowalks myself, which gave me the opportunity to meet a lot of interesting people, have great conversations, and make plenty of memories along the way.

I share some of the photographs I’ve taken on my Photography page. If photography interests you, feel free to take a look.