2019 → today
The journey so far
"Every method I teach is one I'm actively using on a real client this week. Not last decade's playbook. Today's."
2019
Started at B2B INFOSOFT as Digital Marketing Executive.
From December 2019 to February 2021, I worked at B2B INFOSOFT in Delhi as a
Digital Marketing Executive — my first full-time role in digital marketing.
SEO, WordPress, PHP basics, digital marketing communications — a full-stack
year that hardened my technical foundation.
This was the role that taught me how to own a project end-to-end rather than
wait for direction. The discipline of shipping weekly reports, handling client
objections, and owning ranking outcomes — not just tasks. The kind of
grounding you can't get from a course because no course teaches you what to do
when a client's site falls off Google overnight on a Sunday evening.
2021
Joined Nugreen as Digital Marketing Specialist.
In March 2021 I joined Nugreen Building Technologies Private Limited as a
Digital Marketing Specialist. Nugreen is an Indo-German company — one of the
leading players in drainage solutions in India. I owned the entire digital
function: SEO, paid media, lead generation, event marketing, board reporting.
Two and a half years there taught me what it actually takes to run digital for
a serious B2B brand — not just executing tactics, but reporting numbers that
boards can read, building the discipline I'd later bring into my own venture.
2023
Founded Search Extension — and started teaching at Sardar Patel Academy.
2023 was the pivot year. I founded Search Extension — my own
Delhi-based digital marketing agency — while still at Nugreen,
taking on freelance and small-business clients on the side. Same year I
joined Sardar Patel Academy and Research Centre (SPARC) as
Digital Marketing Trainer & Manager (May 2023 – April 2025).
Over two years at SPARC, I trained 500+ students offline and online.
I rewrote the curriculum from scratch, built the 141-session syllabus that
my course still runs on today, and refined every module across multiple cohorts.
2025
Took an international SEO role in the UK.
From April to November 2025, I worked as SEO Manager at Sparta Telecom Ltd
in Luton, England — a hybrid role focused on E-Commerce SEO, SERP analysis,
and conversion optimization for the UK market.
The international exposure was a turning point. Different search behaviour,
different competitive dynamics, different cultural angles for ad copy. I came
back with sharper instincts and a global perspective I still bring to my
Indian clients today.
2025
Launched Reckon Infotech and Al Bahar.
Back from the UK, I doubled down on building. Two new ventures alongside
Search Extension:
Reckon Infotech (reckoninfotech.com)
— a SaaS platform for digital marketing work management with built-in CRM.
Designed for agencies and freelancers who need one tool to manage clients,
projects, deliverables, invoices, and lead pipelines.
Al Bahar — a premium clothing brand. Different industry, same discipline:
brand storytelling, performance marketing, and direct-to-consumer execution
applied to a fashion D2C category.
2026
Head of Faculty at IICS — and freelance leadership at Grey Automation.
Two current roles. From April 2026, I'm Digital Marketing Manager at
Grey Automation on a freelance basis — a hybrid engagement in Delhi
focused on SEO, CRM, Google Ads, and digital media strategy.
From May 2026, I joined the Indian Institute of Computer Science (IICS)
as Head of Faculty — Digital Marketing. A full-time role leading the
digital marketing curriculum, teaching, and faculty mentorship for one of
Delhi's institutions.
Today
Still doing the work. Still teaching it.
I split my week between running Search Extension (agency), building
Reckon Infotech (SaaS), scaling Al Bahar (D2C clothing), leading
faculty at IICS, and freelancing with Grey Automation. Alongside all of this,
I publish weekly on YouTube (The Shanu Perspective) and on
Spotify & Apple Podcasts (the Digital Marketing Consultant podcast).
If you've made it this far, you probably want to either work with me or learn
from me. Both options are below.