Sahil Abdullah is the founder of TFaktor, an Indian digital, and influencer marketing firm. He is an Indian digital entrepreneur from Kerala. Sahilz is his stage name, and he’s also a creator.
Sahil began his digital marketing career in 2013 with Facebook. The narrative starts when he was in elementary school. Since his school days, he has had a strong interest in the internet and technology. He began his Facebook profession by making star fan pages. He made every effort to increase the page’s reach and interaction in order to reach more individuals on Facebook. With his own attempts to grow the pages, he acquired tactics and best practices. He came up with some suggestions and gained a better understanding of social media algorithms and audience preferences. The pages have gained more views and followers in a short amount of time. ‘Those were cutting-edge moments, so I started selling my pages to others, which reminded me of the demands of high-reach pages,’ Sahil explained.
Sahil offered paid marketing services for businesses, celebrities, and the media in addition to selling pages. “That is how the journey began.” He was in charge of around 100 pages, which included celebrities and prominent people. Other social media platforms, such as Google, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter, have now been integrated into the marketing strategy.
T Faktor, an Indian firm specializing in digital and influencer marketing, was created by him. The Tfaktor wants to build an engaging platform between reputable businesses and influencers/talent, as digital marketing grows quickly in this environment among all age groups. Tfaktor has already signed over 22 influencers and actors.
He created a YouTube channel called ‘Sahilz’ in 2019 after six years of expertise in online marketing. Through this channel, he delivers entertaining and story-telling videos in Malayalam. He is one of Kerala’s fastest-growing YouTubers. His initial video of kite building received a lot of attention on YouTube, with over 4 lakh views. The channel has now reached 10,000 subscribers.