Every content creator has a beginning. For Mihir Arora, the journey didn’t start with fancy editing or face cams — it began with something far more meaningful: a desire to share knowledge.
Long before he became known as CyberStructor to his 200K+ followers across social media, Mihir was quietly posting about cybersecurity tips. At the time, there were no plans to go viral, no content calendar, and no audience. It was just him, his phone, and a passion for tech.
Step 1: Posting Without a Face
In the beginning, Mihir focused purely on value-driven posts. He created carousels, static graphics, and short write-ups about things like phishing scams, password safety, ethical hacking basics, and useful websites. His goal was to make cybersecurity less scary for everyday users.
He wasn’t chasing views. He was showing up — consistently. His early followers started engaging, sharing his posts, and asking questions. And that’s when Mihir realized that people needed this content, and they appreciated someone who could make it simple.
Step 2: Reels Without the Face
The next step came naturally — Instagram Reels. Mihir started making short-format videos that explained cybersecurity tricks, cool websites, or quick productivity tips.
But there was still one thing missing: his face.
Like many creators, Mihir was hesitant to show up on camera. It wasn’t about shyness — it was about doubt. “What if I mess up? What if no one connects? What if I look awkward?”
But here’s the thing: his Reels still worked. People found value. His community grew. And most importantly, he built confidence.
Step 3: The Face Reveal — Building Real Connection
Eventually, Mihir took the leap. He appeared into the camera.
It wasn’t scripted. It wasn’t perfect. But it was real.
That first face video was a game-changer. His audience responded with even more enthusiasm. They could now connect with not just the content — but the creator behind it. It brought trust, personality, and relatability to his brand.
Over time, he started posting more face videos — talking directly to the camera, breaking down gadgets, discussing cyber safety, and sharing his journey. With each one, his reach expanded. He wasn’t just CyberStructor anymore — he was Mihir Arora, the creator people looked forward to hearing from.
Why the Name “CyberStructor”?
The name CyberStructor is a thoughtful blend of two powerful ideas: ‘Cyber’, meaning online or digital, and ‘Structor’, derived from ‘instructor’. Put together, it represents Mihir’s mission — to be an online instructor who brings structure, simplicity, and clarity to the digital space.
Initially focused on cybersecurity updates, digital safety, and ethical hacking, CyberStructor was born out of the need to simplify the digital world for everyday users. Mihir wanted to empower people with knowledge that was not just technically sound but also easy to understand and apply.
In time, as his audience began asking for more content on technology, such as reviews of smartphones and useful tools and gadgets, Mihir took action out of the curiosity of his audience and also from a sense of community. Mihir didn’t give up on his roots in cybersecurity. However, he transformed into a tech-focused educator person who is able to bridge the divide between simplicity and clarity.
Today, CyberStructor is known as an online mentor — someone who makes cybersecurity and tech both understandable and useful. Across platforms, people now recognize Mihir more by CyberStructor than his real name. It’s not just branding — it’s a digital identity that reflects what he truly stands for.
Scaling Beyond Content: OfferRaja and Recognition
As Mihir’s influence grew, so did his aspirations. He didn’t just want to be a content creator — he wanted to build something meaningful. That led to the creation of OfferRaja, a digital platform that curates the best deals and coupons from over 80+ brands, helping users make smarter spending choices.
OfferRaja began as a side project but has since grown into a full-scale startup. It reflects Mihir’s belief that tech should not only inform but also empower people to save money and make better decisions online.
At the same time, Mihir’s journey as CyberStructor reached new heights. He was invited to be an invited speaker and panelist for IIT Roorkee, Under the 25 Summit and the top Delhi University colleges like Daulat Ram College and College of Vocational Studies. He’s also attended the YouTube Creators Collective event at the Google India office, connecting with fellow creators and learning how to grow in the content space.
His collaborations now span 50+ top brands including HP, Realme, Vivo, and Oppo. Recognized by Meta India for his contribution to educational content, Mihir has become a familiar face in India’s digital creator ecosystem.
Lessons for Aspiring Creators
If you’re someone thinking of starting but feel stuck, here’s what Mihir’s journey teaches:
- Start where you are. Don’t wait for the perfect setup. Post that first idea.
- You don’t need to show your face on day one. Start with your strengths.
- Value > Virality. When people learn from you, they stick with you.
- Consistency builds confidence. Keep posting. Your comfort will grow.
- Let your journey evolve. What you start with isn’t where you’ll end up.
- Build something of your own. Like Mihir did with OfferRaja, your content can become a stepping stone to something bigger.
Final Thoughts
Today, Mihir is not just a creator — he’s a mentor, entrepreneur, and public speaker. But his journey didn’t begin with a stage. It started with a single post created out of curiosity and care.
If he had waited for the “right time,” he might never have started. Instead, he trusted his passion and grew with the process.
So, if you’re wondering when to start creating — the answer is simple: now.
Just like Mihir did, start with what you know, help where you can, and keep showing up. Your voice matters, and your journey might inspire thousands — one post at a time. Instagram
