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Himanshu Sharma

Founder
Himanshu Sharma is the Founder & CEO of Tattvam Media, a fast-growing B2B digital marketing agency, and the creator of Dealsflow, a LinkedIn outreach platform for modern sales teams. Starting from scratch with no business background, he built Tattvam Media into a performance-driven agency serving clients like Adani, HFCL, BEML, Avaada, Exicom, STL, and Forbes Marshall, achieving consistent 200–250% annual growth across India and global markets. After managing hundreds of LinkedIn campaigns, he created Dealsflow to offer a smarter, safer way to scale outreach and real conversations. He also leads the Academy of Digital Marketing, where he trains aspiring B2B marketers and shares insights on LinkedIn strategy, automation, and scaling agencies.

Expertise

LinkedIn Strategy
Outreach Automation
B2B Lead Generation
Automation
SEO

Achievements

Content

You just got promoted. Congratulations — that’s genuinely worth celebrating. Now comes the part nobody talks about: what do you

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LinkedIn has quietly become the most competitive prospecting channel in B2B sales. Everyone is automating, everyone is sequencing, and your

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Cognism has built a strong reputation, particularly among European sales teams, for its phone-verified contact database and GDPR compliance features.

Finding the right outreach tool in 2026 has become more critical — and more confusing — than ever. Sales teams,

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