December 18, 1998
Born in Ujjain
I was born in Ujjain, a well-known city in Madhya Pradesh. I grew up in a middle-class family. My father is an electrician and owns an electronics shop.
Who is Neeraj Jivnani?
This page was last updated on August 28, 2026
You won’t believe me, but I am so happy and glad to see you here!
Hi, my name is Neeraj. I’m 27, an entrepreneur and marketing consultant. I build internet projects, work with clients on their growth, and my job in one line is simple: I bring businesses organic traffic – I make sure their customers find them everywhere, from Google to ChatGPT.
Here I’m sharing everything on my journey – year by year. See how I did it – the great successes and the actions that failed miserably. The more you go on reading, the more you will get to know about me.
/ Timeline
My journey through life.
- 1998
- 2011
2011
A computer, an internet connection, and a Facebook page
Since childhood I loved computers. Seeing my friends have one from a very early age fascinated me the most. In 9th grade, I somehow managed to convince my typically-strict mom to get me a computer – and the icing on the cake was that she even agreed to an internet connection if I stayed well-mannered for a month. Best deal I ever negotiated.
The first thing I did with that internet connection? I created a Facebook page about hacking. I knew nothing about branding back then, so the page ended up with an unattractive, weird, way-too-long name. Somehow it still attracted thousands of likes. That was the first time I felt what online reach means.
This is where my blogging journey began – and I did not even know that what I was doing then was called blogging.
- 2012–13
2012 – 2013
Failing miserably (more than once)
Then came my first blog on Blogger – “The Cyber Freaks”. I posted content from other sources without credits, dreamed of making money overnight, applied for Infolinks and earned a grand total of $2 after a lot of hard work. Applied for Google AdSense – rejected.
I started another blog on hacking. No, I wasn’t a hacker then and I’m not a hacker now – the term just fascinated me, like every young computer geek. It went nowhere.
I failed miserably. I was broken.
I was about to give up on blogging, but there’s always hope at the end of the tunnel. I convinced myself to keep going – to work harder and smarter than before. Those copied posts also taught me a lesson I never forgot: only original work compounds.
- 2014
September 24, 2014
MyTricksWorld.com – sold for 14x
I started a how-to and tech tutorials blog called MyTricksWorld.com. This time I knew which mistakes to avoid. After many hardships, I sold it for a 14x profit – and immediately bought economy hosting from GoDaddy at ₹720 for my future endeavours.
- 2014
December 18, 2014
A birthday present from a flash sale
On my birthday, I got a big present from a BigRock flash sale: some free .NET domains. Valentine’s Day was near, and I had heard a lot about event-based niche blogging, so I picked up “HappyValentinesDay2015Wallpaper.net”. Yes, that was really the domain.
- 2015
February 14, 2015
The day that changed everything
Not because I proposed to some girl and got a yes. The blog crossed 10,000 pageviews and made roughly $15 from AdSense – and eventually got me my own AdSense account. In those two months I taught myself on-page SEO and link building for real.
- 2015
April 20, 2015
MyTechBuzz.org and the first $110
The last day of my 10th board exams, a friend gifted me a domain: MyTechBuzz.org. Within two months of launch it made my first $110 through BlogMint. One of the best moments of my life.
- 2015–16
2015 – 2016
Ten blogs, four lakh readers a month
From there, things compounded. At my peak I had 10 blogs running. Hindi Sahayta – a Hindi site answering everything from “how to restart a computer” to “how to become an entrepreneur” – grew to more than 4 lakh readers a month and ranked in the top 10,000 sites on Alexa. A sixteen-year-old’s blog income, arriving as foreign remittance into my father’s HDFC account, in Ujjain.
- 2017
2017
Hiigher – clients over classrooms
I had decided to launch my own product after 12th. Wasn’t able to – but fortunately formed a small digital marketing startup instead: Hiigher. I even enrolled in engineering college that year. I lasted two days before choosing clients over classrooms. “Log kya kahenge” is a heavy tax in a small town; I paid it once, upfront.
- Today
Today
Consulting, marketing – and organic traffic that turns into customers
The old blogs are behind me now – Hindi Sahayta and the rest had their era, and what they really paid me was an education no college offered.
These days I work on my own projects and with clients. I do consulting, I do marketing – honestly, everything in between – and it all lands on the same outcome: organic traffic that turns into customers. Google, ChatGPT, YouTube, wherever your buyers are looking – my job is to make sure they find you there.
I do the work I do because I love it. I like the energy in this industry, and the people in it – young, passionate, and motivated to the core. I embrace the geeks and learn from them. I like making the web a better place, and I love helping people – it genuinely gives me immense pleasure.
- Now
Now
This site isn’t just me anymore
For years, neerajjivnani.com was a one-man show. I wrote here whenever I could, about whatever I was learning — and it gave me my first real readers.
Now the whole team is on it. We’ve been doing this work for a very long time, and everything we’ve learnt shouldn’t sit locked inside client reports. So we’re putting it all out here — openly, properly, in plain language.
And the goal is honestly ambitious: to build this into a truly global marketing blog. A place where every piece of information about growth, SEO, AI, content, and analytics is explained the right way — every topic, every question, done properly. Big goal. We’re patient.
/ Now that’s my part of the story
Do you want some help?
Do you want to start your own business, become an entrepreneur, or simply generate more revenue from your current business? If yes – GREAT, because I’m sure I can help. Tell me where you’re stuck. And the blog is free forever – no strings.
Let’s connect.
Feel free to reach out with your questions and comments – I look forward to it. I love meeting new people, so don’t be a stranger. Anyone can reach me here:
So, it was nice to meet you!
With you, for you, always.,
Neeraj!