Bhavishya Jain

About Bhavishya Jain, SEO and organic growth consultant

I build the systems that make organic growth compound.

I'm Bhavishya Jain, a computer science graduate who found his way into organic growth by looking at problems through a different lens.

From travel to edtech, I've worked at the intersection of technology, product, and growth. I enjoy challenging conventional approaches, finding leverage in overlooked opportunities, and turning complex business problems into scalable growth systems.

My focus isn't just on growing organic traffic. It's on building organic acquisition engines that create a lasting competitive advantage and move businesses forward.

Currently at Scaler, working on unlocking new growth opportunities at the intersection of technology, product, and organic acquisition.

Portrait of Bhavishya Jain

Where I've worked

  1. Scaler

    May 2026 to now

    Sr. SEO Specialist at Scaler

    Building organic growth systems for edtech programs and courses.

  2. Journey Routers

    June 2025 to April 2026

    SEO Team Lead at Journey Routers

    Led a team of five. Rebuilt the SEO foundations, then grew organic traffic from 1,018 to 75K+ visits a month, with 29,000 ranking keywords. Read the Journey Routers case study.

  3. Thrillophilia

    June 2022 to June 2025

    Digital Marketing Associate at Thrillophilia

    Programmatic pages that drew 700K+ visitors and 21% more leads, seven attraction microsites built from scratch, and the review and reputation program.

  4. Consulting

    Alongside

    Confettigifts and Select Date Society

    Organic growth for a gifting e-commerce brand and a consumer brand. [Add one result for each.]

  5. Education

    2019 to 2023

    B.Tech, computer science

    Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur.

How I work

A loop, not a one-time audit

Every cycle ends with data that starts the next one, so the gains stack instead of fading after launch.

  1. 1

    Days 1 to 14

    Diagnose

    Crawl data, Search Console, analytics and AI answers, read together to find where demand exists and the site isn't showing up.

    You getA map of the biggest leaks, by revenue

  2. 2

    Days 15 to 30

    Prioritise

    Each fix sized by impact and effort, so the roadmap is short and every item has a reason to exist.

    You getA ranked roadmap your team can plan around

  3. 3

    Months 2 to 4

    Build

    Templates, page systems and automations shipped with your developers and writers, not handed over as a PDF.

    You getPages and systems live in production

  4. 4

    Every week after

    Compound

    Dashboards and alerts watch what shipped. What works gets scaled, and what doesn't feeds the next diagnosis.

    You getOne growth number, tracked to leads and revenue

Step 4 feeds straight back into step 1

  • Foundations first. Content on a broken base is wasted.
  • Systems over one-offs. One good template beats a hundred pages.
  • Show the source. Every number links to its export.
  • Revenue over rankings. Leads are the score.

Why an operator

I've sat on the side that owns the number

Most of my work has been in-house, where organic growth is a target someone answers for. That changes what gets built.

What usually happens

What happens here

An audit lands as a 60-page PDF and sits in a shared drive.

Fixes go into your sprint as tickets, each tied to a number.

Success is reported as rankings and impressions.

Success is reported as leads, bookings and revenue.

Pages are written one at a time, and growth stops when writing does.

Page systems and templates keep producing after launch.

Reports are screenshots you have to take on trust.

Every figure links back to the export it came from.

AI search is treated as next year's problem.

Pages are built to be cited in AI answers from day one.

Recognition

Excellence Award, Thrillophilia

For seven microsites that brought in ₹87.5L in one financial year.

Promising Newcomer, Thrillophilia

For outstanding work as an intern.

Tools I use daily

Google Analytics 4, Search Console, Tag Manager, Looker Studio, Semrush, Ahrefs, Moz, Screaming Frog, JetOctopus and Google Cloud.

Right now

Building edtech growth systems at Scaler, writing on the blog every week, and taking on two new charters in early 2027.

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