Jeremy Noronha

Travel 🌏

At 18, I dropped out of college, took $200 in birthday savings, and left Goa, India with a backpack.

It was 2016. And I’m still traveling.

For the past 9 years, I’ve called around 50 countries home.

Oh, and I used to run a travel blog. It ended up in the world’s top 100 and the digital nomad top 10 (2018-19) before I shut it down. 🌍✈️

Check out my classic old travel tales on Medium:

Why I Trekked One Of The World’s Highest Mountain Pass With Everything I Own (2017)
I Broke Into a Fan’s House (2017)
Lessons Learnt From Living out of backpack for a year (2017)
Why Instagram Travel Influencers Are A Cancer (2019)
How To Travel Like A Digital Nomad with a Weak Passport (2019)

You can read the story at Dropping Out Of College To Travel The World at 18

Press/Interviews:

How this 18 Year Old Got Paid to Travel in Just 6 Months! – Finding Beyond (2017)
Becoming an Independent Young Nomad – The Winged Fork (2017)
Digital Nomad Interview with Jeremy Noronha – Moving Nomads (2017)
The path that leads to adventurous careers – oHearldo – Goan Newspaper (2017)
How to make money while traveling case study – That Travel Blog (2017)
The five hottest start-up cities for entrepreneurs in Southeast Asia – Nomad Capitalist (2018)
Remote Nomad Podcast (2019)

SaaS & SEO💻

I began my career building websites, but it didn’t take long for me to realize that businesses weren’t after websites; they wanted customers.

So, I made a swift pivot into online marketing and discovered that SEO came naturally to me.

I harnessed SEO to propel my travel blog’s growth, transforming it into one of the world’s largest, with over 100k monthly visitors in under a year.

How I Became The Head Of SEO at Foundr at 20

I began my journey with zero connections in the industry, transforming from a complete unknown to collaborating with some of the world’s largest SaaS brands.

In 2019, I even had the opportunity to be interviewed for Fiverr’s Six Figure Freelancer Audio-course, sharing insights on how someone like me, starting from scratch in a remote village in India or Indonesia, could secure high-paying SaaS clients.

I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with some of the world’s largest SaaS companies and being part of remarkable $1 million+ product launches. 📈

These are the kind of charts I like working with!😁