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Strategy → Production → Publishing → Growth
YORKR is the creative system behind brands, campaigns and social channels — strategy, production and publishing, built and run by one team. Everything on this wall shipped.
- Founded by
- Swapnil Dwivedi
- Discipline
- Brand · Content · Social · Growth
- Coverage
- IST · GMT · ET
[01] The Content Machine
Take one apart.
You’d scroll past this in a second. Here’s what went into it.
[02] Who's behind it
Built from the production floor.
Founded by Swapnil Dwivedi — filmmaker, photographer and brand designer. YORKR runs at the intersection of photography, film, design, social and AI production, built by the person who does the work rather than one who sells it.
7
Brand identities
Seven built and launched on the same day, as a single rollout.
24
Event days covered
Eight consecutive days of live coverage, published same-day throughout.
10+
Brands served
Across sport, events and consumer goods since 2022.
[03] Selected work
What the work actually did.
Each one read as evidence, not a gallery: the problem, what we built to solve it, and the work itself.
Seven sub-brands, launched in a single day
Uttar Pradesh T10 Cricket League
The challenge
Seven city franchises had to launch on the same day — each distinct enough for its own city to adopt, consistent enough to read as one league. From zero audience.
What YORKR built
- League positioning and naming
- A shared crest and typographic frame
- Seven distinct sub-brand identities
- A reusable match-day content system
- The countdown campaign to day one
- Sub-brands
- 7
- Event days
- 24
- Consecutive days
- 8
- Venue
- Roorkee, Uttarakhand
A recruitment campaign written in second person
Thunderbolt T10 League
The challenge
Trial recruitment usually lists dates and a link. This one had to make a player see their own story in it — and sign up.
What YORKR built
- A six-part recruitment campaign
- Second-person campaign writing
- Poster, story and reel formats
- Auction-night and season films
- Campaign parts
- 6
- Formats
- Poster, story, reel
- Season
- 2026
The signup process, turned into the campaign
Royal Star Pro League
The challenge
Sign-ups stalled on a six-stage process nobody could follow. The mechanics were the barrier, so the mechanics had to become the campaign.
What YORKR built
- A post for each of the six stages
- The real mechanics — targets, scoring, valuation
- A synthetic-presenter explainer format
- Launch and grassroots brand films
- Process stages
- 6
- Eligibility
- Under 22
- Organiser
- T10 Cricket Association of India
The website that takes the registration
T10 Cricket Association of India
The challenge
A campaign that drives sign-ups needs somewhere for the sign-up to land — and the funnel breaks when the site is built by someone else.
What YORKR built
- A public association website
- Two-step player registration
- Online payment handling
- An internal system for referrers
- Live at
- t10ca-website.vercel.app
- Registration
- Two-step, with payment
- Entry fee handled
- ₹9,499 (RSPL 2026)
[04] Why YORKR
Four people's jobs, one operation.
The usual alternative is a strategist, a designer, an editor and a social manager — four contracts, four calendars, and you in the middle translating. This is all of it, run as one system.
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One point of contact
One team, one thread, one schedule — instead of briefing four vendors and reconciling their calendars every week.
02
Strategy to execution
The plan and the people who execute it are the same people. Nothing gets lost in the handoff between who decides and who posts.
03
Consistent direction
One eye on everything, from the identity to the last story. The brand does not drift as the volume goes up.
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One accountable team
When something has to be right, there is one place it lands — not a chain of freelancers pointing at each other.
[05] Beyond sport
The work is cricket. The system isn't.
What we built for a league is a brand rollout, a recruitment funnel and a content engine. Those are the same problems a consumer brand, a hospitality group or a founder has — the fixtures are just where we happened to solve them.
- Seven sub-brands under one parent
- Any group brand: franchises, outlets, chapters, product lines
- A recruitment campaign that drove sign-ups
- Any intake: admissions, hiring, memberships, waitlists
- A six-stage process made legible as posts
- Any offer people abandon because it looks complicated
- A site that takes registrations and payment
- Any campaign that needs somewhere for the interest to land
Where the same system applies
- Consumer brands
- Startups
- Lifestyle
- Entertainment
- Local business
- Personal brands
The category may change. The system doesn't.
The model
Give the whole system to one team.
Instead of coordinating a designer, an editor, a photographer, a social manager and a developer — and holding the brand together across all five — you hand the system to one team that already runs as one.
What you are actually buying
Strategy, design, film, social and growth from one team — one brief, one calendar and one standard holding all of it together.
Why it stays consistent
The same people plan it and make it, and the pipeline is built once and reused every cycle. Direction does not drift and output does not stall after launch week.
A freelancer hands you files and moves on. What you get here is the whole system — the strategy, the production and the publishing — and one team accountable for it long after launch week.
Questions we get asked
The answers, before you have to ask for them.
- Do you replace our in-house team or work alongside it?
- Either. Most brands have one or two people who know the audience better than any agency will, and are drowning on volume. We usually take the production load and leave the voice with the people who have it.
- How do you report on it?
- Monthly, on reach, engagement and follower growth. We will not promise a follower number before we have seen your channels, and you should be wary of anyone who does — consistency and content quality are the two things an agency actually controls.
- Who owns the content you produce?
- You do. Every file, every source project, every template, handed over at the end of an engagement. The templates matter most: they are what let your own team keep publishing at pace after we stop.
- We are outside India. Does that work?
- It is most of why the pipeline exists. We work across IST, GMT and ET, and the time difference is usually an advantage — work filed at the end of your day is finished before it starts again.
Next step
Tell us what you're trying to grow.
- Your brand.
- Your social presence.
- Your next campaign.
- Your business.
No sales deck. No generic proposal. Just a recommendation for what we think you should do next.