Gaurav Didwania · LinkedIn

Followers before 29 Oct 2026 are back-calculated from 6,155 and daily net adds.

Best growth days

Year snapshot; LinkedIn does not report demographics by period.

Themes are inferred from post URLs; a post can count in more than one.

Based on the full year, 30 Oct 2025 – 29 Oct 2026.

1. Double down on contrarian Nifty and market-data takes. Nifty and Sensex posts averaged 26,030 impressions across 12 posts, and the 3 posts reacting to viral claims averaged 92,460, against 5,380 for SIP and mutual-fund explainers and 4,764 for quant posts.
2. Move the flagship post to Saturday. The 8 tracked Saturday posts had a median of 40,613 impressions, while Monday, the most used day with 15 posts, had 5,014. Sunday is the account's strongest day at 7,392 average daily impressions.
3. Run a 48-hour follow-up after every breakout. The three biggest follower days, 20 Sep (+189), 18 Apr (+112) and 30 Aug (+107), each came the day after a breakout post, and 21 Sep still added +80.
4. Convert reach into the right audience. Followers are 32% decision-makers and 40% Financial Services, but post viewers are 23% and 26%. Close high-reach posts with a PMS-relevant hook that turns out-of-network readers (84% on the 24 Oct SIP post) into followers.
5. Fix the winter dip. February brought 23,207 impressions with 1 tracked post, against 3,95,426 in September with 6. Keep at least 2 market-data posts a week through quiet months.