TapLab in the media 

“UK Study-Creator Agency TapLab Tells Brands to Let Students Steer Campaign Concepts”, by Cecilia Carloni

How we brief campaigns, which brands we say no to, and how we vet AI study apps.

His stated ambition is for TapLab to become “a powerhouse for educating students in the UK.”

“From Oxbridge to Silicon Valley: The rise of student entrepreneurship”, by Emma Heagney

Oxford’s student paper on students who start businesses. Ishaan talks about turning content into a company instead of going to university.

Content creation starts as a fun hobby and slowly becomes a side hustle. I had to file my own taxes, negotiate my worth, and learn how to be brand safe.

“How I Manage My Money: Entrepreneur, on £10,000 a month, living in Dubai”, by Jane Denton

Ishaan on starting TapLab at 17 and why he chose the agency over university.

I started my own business at the age of 17. It is called TapLab and is a marketing agency.

“Meet Revishaan, the TikTok creator whose KCL rejection was the best thing that happened to him”, by Leticia Alvarez

The story behind Revishaan: a rejection from King’s College London, the businesses he ran during his A-levels, and what TapLab does.

One of these is his current talent agency TapLab, an “educational talent management agency” which represents “basically every educational content creator on TikTok”.

“The first steps to starting up your own business”, by Aimée Allam

The FT’s guide for students on starting a business uses Ishaan as its example, and explains how TapLab gets brand deals for education creators.

Through his educational talent agency, TapLab, he now represents other education content creators, brokering deals for brand partnerships on their behalf.

“Stressed UK teens seek influencers' help for exams success”, by AFP

An AFP report on UK pupils using study influencers to revise. Ishaan is quoted as a creator and as TapLab’s founder. It also ran in The Straits Times and Barron’s.

He founded an educational influencer agency, Tap Lab, that now represents over 100 bloggers in their mid-teens to mid-20s.

“A-level student who started TikTok study trend skips university as he earns 'six figures'”, by Jordana Seal

A news story on Ishaan skipping university to keep growing his business.

“Tutors, mentors and education influencers - how to maximise your potential”, by Julie Henry

A guide to study support that names Revishaan as one of the education influencers students go to.

His revision top tips and “what not to” posts provide the hand-holding that many students facing exams are searching for.

“Who is Revishaan?”

A student reporter from DLD College London asks Ishaan how he grew on TikTok and set up his company.

One content creator that has been all over teenagers’ screens over the past 18 months has been Ishaan Bhimjiyani, commonly referred to as Revishaan.

“10 authentic student TikTokers to follow now”, by Gordon Glenister

Revishaan is one of ten student TikTokers the paper says are worth a follow.

Ishaan offers studying tips, travel hacks, and other pieces of advice for navigating sixth-form life.

“Ishaan Bhimjiyani of revishaan on Creating and Marketing Educational Content on TikTok”, by Amy DeYoung

An early interview about starting his account, his Study with Me livestreams and working with brands like YouTube.

“How to GROW ON TIKTOK fast | Ishaan Bhimjiyani | @revishaan”

Ishaan explains how he gained 160,000 TikTok followers in six months.