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Parneet Kaur

Brand Strategy · Scriptwriting · GTM · UX Writing · Copywriting

For brands that need more than a writer. Joined Scapia at 22 as their first writer — ended up building the brand voice, owning LinkedIn, directing films, and leading a full GTM.

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Scripts & Stories
11 videos · Watch the reel
LinkedIn Strategy
Brand page · 13K → 66K · 23.74% engagement
🚧 Work in Progress
Everything Writing
Campaigns · UX Writing · CRM · Coming soon
Seasons
2020–22
S1: Freelancing
CosIQ · independent work · finding the voice
2022–23
S2: DDB Mudra
Agency life · copy · campaigns
2023–26
S3: Building Scapia
Brand voice · scripts · LinkedIn strategy · GTM · brand guardianship · 66K
2026 →
S4: ?
New chapter. New place. Coming soon.
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"Content that stands out while staying true to itself. A motivated, stand-out addition to any team."

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"Always on top of things. Always ready with new creative ideas. Will achieve great things in her career."

Pranjal Kumar
Founder, Knackit
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"Highly creative and enthusiastic. Helped provide real engagement. Witty and intelligent content."

Abhijeet Singh Kaushal
Growth, Liquide Life
Things I'm good at
Brand Strategy Scriptwriting Copywriting GTM LinkedIn Strategy Brand Voice UX Writing Creative Direction EGC Product Storytelling Campaign Writing CRM & Lifecycle
About Me
PK

I joined Scapia at 22 — their first writer, walking into a brand with a big vision and a lot of blank pages. Three years later, the work has stretched into everything from app store release notes to a founder's LinkedIn, from a campaign about post-trip depression to a Hindi Diwali script that became a yearly ritual.

I think in people first.

Before Scapia, there was freelancing — a small team, a designer, a social media intern, figuring things out for brands including a Shark Tank-funded client. And a short stint at DDB Mudra to see what the agency world felt like.

The through line, if there is one: finding the warmer, wittier, slightly more unexpected version of things.

Also bakes. Also dances. Also reads. Also puts herself in uncomfortable situations on purpose, which, looking back, explains most of the above.

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Slide 01 — The Brief

Scapia's LinkedIn had no real strategy yet.

13K followers. Early days. Nobody had figured out what to do with LinkedIn — content was repurposed from Instagram, visual-first and scroll-fast, sitting in a feed where nobody comes looking for fintech. I took over the page when it was still finding its feet.


Slide 02 — The Insight

People on LinkedIn don't want fintech content. They want human stories behind fintech.

Behind-the-scenes posts consistently drove 3x higher engagement than product posts. The audience wanted to know who builds the product, not just what it does. They wanted to think, relate, and feel smart for engaging — not scroll past a credit card graphic.


Slide 03 — The Strategy

Built a platform-first strategy from zero.

Content pillars. Tone persona. EGC framework. Editorial calendar. Every post written by me. The tone persona: "Travellers building from travellers."

Culture & People +

Problem: Culture posts on LinkedIn feel performative. Insight: Write from inside the moment, not about it — and people stop scrolling.

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Diwali office
The office feels different this week. Half-empty. Half-excited. Fully bittersweet...
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Onam post
There's a specific art to eating Sadya with your hands...
👍❤️👏 451
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Scapia Off Side
Not just a product team. A team that actually uses the product.
👍❤️👏 300+
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Not Interns Anymore See post →
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Introducing new people
Update: We have more travel-obsessed people joining us. There's something magical about working with people who light up...
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↑ Office Journey carousel — "Started from a 7-seater"
Campaigns (LinkedIn-native) +

Problem: Campaign content gets repurposed from Instagram and dies here. Insight: Build for how LinkedIn works — carousels, polls, native formats — not how other platforms do.

Leap Year — Turned a travel programme into a job posting. Carousel, FAQ, polls, video — all LinkedIn-native. Banking partners started requesting to apply.

↑ Leap Year job post carousel — all 10 slides · scroll to see more →
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Introducing Scapia Leap Year, a year where you can travel the world. Fully funded by Scapia.
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You had questions. We have answers. Everything you need to know about Scapia Leap Year.
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Abba nahi manenge — 11%
My manager will hunt me down — 9%
My LinkedIn will judge me — 5%
🔵 Nothing, give me the link — 76%
📊 331 votes · 11 comments
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"How are Scapia employees feeling about Scapia Leap Year?" — asked the people who work here.
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YUH campaign

YUH — When every other card says no, we say YUH. Integrated into brand name — "Scapi-YUH."

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Holiday Blues — A LinkedIn-native campaign that leaned into the post-trip blues. Built entirely for the feed.

See Holiday Blues →
Making Of / BTS +

Problem: Product launches get announced, not felt. Insight: Show the messy middle — the process, the detours — and the product announcement writes itself.

Making of Spitha
Mockumentary · 194 reactions
Airport Privileges
India's first · Based on a true story
EGC (Employee-Generated Content) +

Problem: "Meet the team" content always feels staged. Insight: Give people prompts instead of scripts — the awkwardness disappears, the personality shows up.

Meet the Travel Team
Prompts, not scripts
↑ EGC series — "From sandy shores to snowy peaks"
↑ Gen Z vs Millennials carousel — "We asked our office, and results were WILD"
Product Launch Creative +

Problem: Launch posts read like press releases — formal, forgettable. Insight: Treat each launch like a story with a hook, not an announcement with a feature list.

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Spring Release 2026
New features, new destinations, new reasons to travel.
👍❤️👏 200+
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Quarterly anniversary
Celebrating a year full of releases. Every quarter, something new.
👍❤️👏 200+
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RuPay launch visual
"Starting a new position as a RuPay card on Scapia"
👍❤️👏 278 · 6 reposts
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Visas launch
Singapore. South Korea. Japan. Visas now live on Scapia — made the announcement feel like getting your passport stamped.
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Community & Travel Stories +

Problem: Fintech brands feel transactional, not relatable. Insight: Turn customer moments into shared stories — suddenly a credit card company has a community.

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What would you do
"What would you do?" — Made a dense financial topic feel like a conversation, not a lesson.
👍❤️👏 300 reactions
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Customer Connect
Travel stories EGC. Micro-moments posts that turned transactions into conversations.
👍❤️👏 300 reactions
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Giveaway day
The kind of day that doesn't look like work from the outside. The team sorting through bags, boxes, chaos — and it was perfect.
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Slide 04 — The Results

The numbers don't lie. But they also don't tell the whole story.

13K → 66KFollowers
23.74%Engagement rate
1,106Top post reactions
2–5%Industry average

Every post written and published by me. The strategy, pillars, tone persona, EGC framework, editorial calendar — all built from zero.

The real result isn't the follower count. It's that Scapia's LinkedIn became a place people wanted to come back to — not because it sold them something, but because it felt like someone they knew was talking.

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Case Study 01

Scripts, stories, and everything in between

Some of this came from a brief. A lot of it didn't. All of it came from paying attention to what would make someone feel something.

11 videos