Two brand posts Aditya published with nobody paying for them — the Agilitas × Virat Kohli deal and a sprint shout-out to the Faym team. Together they reached 40,454 people and pulled 401 reactions. Priced against what those brands would have spent on LinkedIn Ads, that is roughly ₹1.45 to ₹1.65 lakh of exposure.
Basis: ₹2,94,300 per 100K impressions — the rate established in the May 13 analysis, applied to each post's verified lifetime impressions.
Both posts were organic. The brands paid nothing — and received six figures of credible, founder-audience exposure.
The spread between these two posts — ₹1.5 lakh for one, ₹8K for the other — is the entire argument for how Aditya should be priced.
You never sell a single post. The reach of any one post is unpredictable; the average across a month is not. So a brand buys a monthly slot: every post Aditya publishes about them, big and small, where one Agilitas-caliber hit carries a dozen quiet ones. Price the relationship, not the impression.
Two posts. ₹1.6 lakh of brand value Aditya handed over for free. The only question left is whether the next brand pays for what the last two got at no cost.