I put tech in people's hands: phones, laptops, headphones, cameras, portable displays and VR, reviewed in Hindi-English and shot the way people actually use them. That adds up to roughly 55M views a month from a 137K-follower account, so a product here travels a long way past the follower count.
50M views a month against 137K followers means the algorithm is doing the distribution, not my follower list. For a brand, that's the difference between renting an audience and reaching a genuinely new one. Most of every campaign lands in front of people who have never seen the product before.
Power banks, chargers, cables, smart-home kit. The bread and butter of the channel, and the fastest to convert.
Launch coverage, hands-on first looks and real-world camera tests on the phones people are actually shortlisting.
Laptops, mini PCs, portable monitors and gaming handhelds. Desk setups that actually get used.
Mirrorless bodies, 360 cameras, lighting and mics. Gear reviews for people who make things.
Headsets, virtual screens and MR home setups, covered as part of the wider consumer-tech beat.
Headphones, earbuds and smart glasses. Everyday carry that people wear rather than just own.
30–60s vertical, scripted hook, product hero shot. Cross-posted to YouTube Shorts.
60–90s dedicated segment inside a long-form review or setup video.
Standalone long-form on YouTube. Honest, hands-on, real-world testing.
First-look content timed to your announcement, across Reels and Shorts.
Featured product slot on iamdinker.com. 33.5K link taps a month flow through it.
Reel + YouTube + Stories + bio placement, priced as a package with reporting.
Everything is built vertical-first. Product hooks land in the first 2 seconds or not at all.
Gamers, students and young professionals who research before they buy, and treat a hands-on review as the last step before checkout.
Tell me what you're launching and who it's for. I'll come back with a format, a timeline and a number, usually within 48 hours.