Founder

Rishabh Sharma

I run We Solve Digital. I work with ₹10-50 Cr Indian brands in DTC, B2B, and premium real estate to diagnose where their growth infrastructure is broken and rebuild the systems that compound them to ₹100 Cr+.

I founded WSD because the gap between "our ads work" and "our business compounds" is structural — and almost nobody serving the Indian mid-market is diagnosing it at the system level. I started this firm to fix that.

Rishabh Sharma, Founder of We Solve Digital

What I believe

Four opinions the work is built on.

Founder hustle gets you to ₹15 Cr. It does not get you to ₹100 Cr.

What got a brand to ₹15 Cr — raw founder energy, lucky channel, viral moment — is exactly what blocks the next zero. The brands that compound past ₹15 Cr rebuild seven business systems so they reinforce each other. The brands that do not, plateau at ₹20-30 Cr and either consolidate or get displaced.

Most "ad problems" are conversion or retention problems wearing a costume.

9 out of 10 times a founder blames their ads, the actual leak is downstream of the click — landing pages that take 6 seconds to load, lead routing that takes 6 hours, retention sequences that never existed. Pouring more money into ads just funds the leak faster.

The "MSME" label is killing your business.

When a ₹20 Cr founder calls themselves an MSME, they anchor their own expectations at the wrong tier. They settle for cheap agencies, low ambition, and small-business systems. The mid-market Indian brand at ₹10-50 Cr is not an MSME — it is a growing company with ₹100 Cr+ ambition. The words you use about your own business set the ceiling.

The diagnostic should be public. The execution is where the work lives.

Every framework we use — the 7 Systems, the 4-Layer B2B model, the NCR Real Estate playbook — is published openly. If a founder can read our methodology and fix it themselves, they should. The ones who choose to work with us are buying speed, accountability, and judgment — not a secret.

What I do

Where my week actually goes.

01

Personally take every first discovery call

No junior consultants. No SDR layer. If you book a discovery call with We Solve Digital, you are talking to me.

02

Personally review every Aditor audit

The AI runs the diagnostic. I read every single one, add context, and send a personal email within 24 hours if I see something worth flagging.

03

Run Strategic Diagnostics with founders

A 2-3 week deep audit on all 7 business systems. Output: a 15-25 page diagnostic + 90-day prioritized plan. Some clients stop there. ~60% move into a Growth Partnership retainer.

04

Embed with Growth Partnership clients

Weekly call. Slack-embedded. Direct execution on the systems we fix together. Monthly executive review with the founder. No agency layer between us.

05

Publish thinking publicly

Weekly long-form on the blog. Daily on LinkedIn. The frameworks are the brand — they get sharper the more we share them.

More from the blog

Recent thinking

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~₹10

messaging cost / customer / yr

10×

return on retention (illustrative)

86 paise

per WhatsApp marketing message

Growth12 min

The Customer Retention Systems Checklist for Indian D2C Brands

If your revenue runs through Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart or Amazon, the platform owns your customer — you get the order, they get the name and the next purchase. This is the systems checklist to win them back: capture off-marketplace, one clean CRM record, WhatsApp + email flows, data-driven segmentation, the seven numbers to track, and the retention economics. Tick them off as you build.

September 30, 2026

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4

gears that must stay aligned

3x

min LTV:CAC to compound

10-15%

brand lift we look for

Strategy14 min

Are You DTC — or DQC? Why Smart Founders Still Fail at Retention

Half your "D2C" revenue quietly comes from Blinkit, Zepto and Amazon — yet you measure retention only on your website. This is a teardown of where retention actually leaks for a scaling Indian brand: DQC dependence, misalignment, RTO, discounting — and the one lever that closes each leak. Includes the brand lift test and the four-gear alignment system.

September 22, 2026

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0

coffee imprint in 1970s Japan

~1 gen

the imprinting long game

70%

Nescafé's eventual share

Strategy11 min

How Nestlé Taught a Nation to Crave Coffee — And Why Most Founders Get the Lesson Backwards

In the 1970s Nestlé could not sell coffee to tea-drinking Japan. A French psychoanalyst found the reason — and the fix took a generation. The famous imprinting story, the psychology underneath it, and the one diagnostic that decides whether any of it applies to your ₹10-50 Cr brand (it probably does not, and that is the point).

June 13, 2026

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