At Consensus Hong Kong, we sat down with @Moca_Network Ecosystem BD @0xJaclyn.
Despite the "doomed" feeling of the current market, Jaclyn remains hopeful. She believes new innovations will break the cycle by the end of the year and as a crypto holder herself, she’s rooting for a strong recovery!
As the core infrastructure of the @animocabrands ecosystem, Moca Network acts as a Digital Passport, connecting ID, loyalty, and payments across 540+ portfolio projects.
She is also bullish on Korea. Moca is already deepening its tech collaboration with SK Planet (OK Cashbag), recently launching 'Point Credentials' to bridge real-world loyalty with Web3.
Check out the full interview for her insights.
#MocaNetwork #AnimocaBrands #ConsensusHK
For my BD/sales/researcher friends, I want to share with you how I’ve been using AI lately to 10x my lead gen efficency and close impactful deals.
Before, I was spending hours scrolling through LinkedIn, copying names into spreadsheets, checking websites manually. This resulted in maybe 12 leads, and half weren't even qualified.
Then I figured out how to use AI properly (I use a mixture of @GeminiApp, @grok and @claudeai. I found @ChatGPTApp to be less useful).
Now it takes me < 1 hour to get 20 solid leads.
Here’s what I changed:
1. Don’t treat AI like Google
A basic prompt like "Find me loyalty SaaS leads." will give you 500 random companies - most are irrelevant and some don't even exist.
Now I ask for the landscape, not the companies.
"I'm researching companies that build loyalty SaaS for consumer apps. Give me the main categories of solutions in this space, the key problems each solves, and which types of companies typically buy each category."
This gives me the map before I start hunting. I see gaps I didn't know existed. I understand who buys what and why.
Then I get really specific.
Bad prompt: "Find loyalty SaaS companies that raised Series A"
Good prompt: "Focus on companies building loyalty and rewards platforms specifically for mobile-first consumer apps (food delivery, e-commerce, fintech). I need Series A-C startups that serve consumer app companies with 100K+ MAU. Give me 20 companies with their latest funding round, key product offerings, and main customer segment."
2. Always verify
Spend 2 minutes per company verifying (because AI does BS sometimes):
Is the funding real? (Check Crunchbase)
Are they actually active? (DD recent posts)
What’s their DAU? How’s the sentiment?
3. Deep dive on qualified leads
For companies that qualify, I ask:
"For [Company Name], analyze their latest product updates, recent hiring patterns, and any public statements from their CEO or CTO in the last 6 months. What problems are they likely trying to solve right now?"
Your prompt should identify pain points. Real context for outreach instead of generic BS.
Then I find who makes the decision:
"Who would typically own the decision for buying loyalty infra solutions at a consumer app company? Give me the likely titles and what their priorities usually are."
Now I go to X/LinkedIn/Email knowing exactly who I'm looking for and why they'd care.
4. The improvement
Before: 4 hours → 15 leads → maybe 2 worth reaching out to
After: 1 hour → 50 leads → 15-20 qualified with full context
But honestly, the time I save isn't even the biggest win.
It's that I know WHY each lead matters before I send a single message. I'm not guessing. I have conviction.
And people can tell when you actually know what you're talking about.
I hope you find this useful!
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@camiinthisthang This is weird, wonder which event it was. Because all the events I’ve been to, there are always at least ten people on laptops in peace