honeytech (@honeytech) – WordPress user profile

Bio

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Entrepreneur, Strategic Consultant, and Visiting Professor with 20+ years of expertise in digital transformations, AI-driven healthcare, marketing, and reputation management.

Honey Singh is an entrepreneur, strategic consultant, and visiting professor with over 20 years of experience in digital transformations, marketing, and technology. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, startups, and content creators, launching digital-first initiatives for international and Indian major brands like Samsung Mobiles, LG, Amazfit, Gionee, Maruti Suzuki etc.

As the co-founder and CEO of #ARM Worldwide, he played a key role in driving the company’s growth and winning multiple industry accolades.

His expertise extends to AI-driven digital transformation solutions in healthcare, wearables, and content commerce, with his latest venture, GoGetWell AI, focused on transforming the medical tourism industry.

In addition to his entrepreneurial ventures, Honey serves as a Visiting Professor at FLAME University, teaching direct marketing, digital PR and online reputation management. His past projects include building India’s first social media agency, a social analytics tool, an influencer marketing platform, and a social ORM tool, reflecting his deep involvement in the evolution of digital marketing. He is also a strong advocate for biohacking and wellness, spearheading initiatives like Do Biohacking™ and The Doodle Desk, which promote self-improvement and mindfulness.

Interests

Food, Technology , Wearables

WordPress Origin Story

I stumbled into blogging in 2004—completely by accident.
What began as a curiosity quickly pulled me into a new world. Within a few years, my posts started featuring among top global tech and niche bloggers. I was still an amateur, still learning, but the momentum was real.

By 2010, the WordPress movement in India was taking shape. That year, Matt Mullenweg visited India, and the country hosted its first WordCamp. For me, it felt like a full-circle moment—being part of a platform that was now becoming a community, a culture, and a creator economy long before those words became mainstream.

That’s where my WordPress story truly began.