Who Is Towhidul Islam Jayan?
Towhidul Islam Jayan Is the Founder and CEO of Digi Skill Grow. Towhidul started this blog as a side project back in 2019 and it quickly became one of the fastest-growing blogging businesses ever created. This blog made over $60,000 dollar in under two years with zero dollars spent on advertising.
john Crestani, Kavin David, and even Internet marketing insider took notice. This blog was featured by internet marketing gurus like Kavin David and John. Adam and Jayan have a wealth of experience in the internet marketing industry and they know how to market a blog.
Towhidul now teaches 79,000 monthly readers and 2,000+ blogging students how to start profitable blogs on my website Digi Skill Grow.
Digiskillgrow.com is also one of the top software review sites, specializing in acquiring targeted traffic for the largest software companies. With a 2-year career in digital marketing, Towhidul and his team used every software tool under the sun.
Digiskillgrow is a free Online Marketing & Business resource & Blog site. Digiskillgrow was founded on May 31 by Towhidul Islam Jayan. The main goal of this site is to provide quality tutorials, tips, courses, tools, reviews, and other resources that allow anyone to work online and master digital marketing based on real case studies and deep research.
Their Main Goal is for Beginning entrepreneurs to grow a passive stream of income through the internet without spending a lot of money.
From managing teams to being a Digital Marketing Director, Towhidul is one of the top marketers In Bangladesh.
However, it was a long road to get where Towhidul is today.
Throughout his life, he always tried to start online businesses, but perfectionism and self-doubt made him quit every time.
Here’s how he went:
He starts something and meticulously plans every detail behind his computer. He spends countless hours on branding, web design, logo creation, forms, and social media profiles — probably even creating LLCs and opening bank accounts.
Everything had to be perfect before launch. Months of planning and making things perfect so that he had enough confidence to share it with friends — his ways to keep things safe while avoiding rejection and failure.
And when I finally did launch, I’d tell friends and family so they could look at my amazing new, (soon-to-be-unsuccessful) online business.
It’s pure psychology:
Sharing your new business idea with others doesn’t necessarily mean they’re going to be supportive; instead, it means you’re starting to identify yourself as an entrepreneur.
You achieve part of your new self-image by feeling good about yourself before starting out. And you’re less likely to fail because you don’t expect to be successful.
Next, when it finally came time to market himself in the real world, self-doubt took over.
Jayan wouldn’t see immediate results, get discouraged, stay behind his computer, and quit — every time. he never gave it my all. he stayed in a safe, predictable bubble, trying to distance my personality from his business.
If he didn’t put my face to it, it wouldn’t matter when he quit, he thought.
This blog is the first time it worked. Here are my theories why:
1. Towhidul learned enough about himself (and in his digital marketing career) to make it work.
2. Towhidul launched without worrying about things being perfect.
3. This blog is under his brand name, putting his personal brand at the forefront.
4. He didn’t tell any friends or family about it until he was making over $20,000/month.
So, here’s the short story of Towhidul Islam Jayan — I hope it gives you an idea of who Towhidul Islam Jayan really is.
