part strategist, part machine, all human judgement.
I started Radhika Digital out of a simple annoyance: most agencies either move fast and guess, or move slow and overthink. I built something that does neither — AI handles the grunt work, I handle the thinking.
remote-first
currently taking
on new clients
i started radhika digital because most "AI marketing" was either a buzzword slapped on a normal agency, or a robot writing captions nobody asked for.
So I built something in between — a practice where every campaign is instrumented with data from day one, but every strategic call still gets made by me, personally — someone who's run the numbers and knows the brand.
That means faster testing, sharper targeting, and reporting you can actually understand — without losing the creative instinct that makes people stop scrolling.
Today I work with D2C brands, EdTech startups, and retail names who wanted a freelancer who treats their budget like it's my own money.
the rules we don't break.
Not a mission statement nobody reads — the actual filters every decision runs through.
data over opinion
If I can't measure it, I don't ship it. Gut feeling starts the idea, data decides if it stays.
fast, not reckless
no jargon reports
your budget, our money
ai assists, never decides
creative still has to feel human
Automation gets you speed. It doesn't get you a scroll-stopping headline — that's still on me.
no team, no fluff — just me.
No account managers relaying messages — you work directly with the person making the calls, every time.
radhika — the person you'd actually be working with
I run strategy, media buying, and AI workflows myself on every project — so nothing gets lost between the client call and the campaign build. I believe the best marketing decisions still need a human who knows the brand, not just a dashboard.
curious if we're a fit?
A free 20-minute audit — what's working, what's wasting spend, and where AI can actually help.