Psst! Startup founders...
If you're trying to scale and achieve differentiation in this increasingly competitive ecosystem, we offer creative marketing-as-a-moat.
In other words, we give you a competitive advantage that can't be copied, thanks to our GaugeUp algorithm.😎
Your startup doesn’t need a marketing budget. Just a revolutionary product that sells itself… and a unicorn… and a miracle. (Or, you know, a solid creative marketing strategy.)
#startuplife#growthhacks
The unplanned wonders of demand generation 😅. At TCA we create demand for products like @vetropay using growth hacks and creative marketing. Send us a DM if you'd like to explore creative marketing strategies for your startup. 👌🏾
It's quite amazing that talking about post election matters and national economic issues has seen @vetroPay earn more traffic from Twitter than product threads I wrote for VetroPay 🙃
We're witnessing the birth of a new era of the internet. Exciting times! In this article, @irhoseapori explores the potentials and dangers of GenAIs.
https://t.co/gZhgZDdRdF
If you'd like a non-boilerplate introduction to demand generation for Nigerian startups, here's an article I wrote about it (contains a few demand gen examples). https://t.co/0kAqR0WsZz
Hey guys. I'm giving out two tickets to the Untitled Designers conference #UDC2023. If you're a designer in or around Lagos and you'd like to attend, HMU. For context the @untitledsgnrs conference is a gathering of designers for designers by designers. https://t.co/59s0qIYQUm
I would like to encourage founders to find a moat for their products; something powerful, like proprietary technology. But I know that's not a feasible economic moat for every founder.
You know what is? Creative marketing by @TCA_StartupHQ 😎 Apple's major economic moat is creative marketing. Apple is the world's most profitable company. It doesn't take a genius to see why you need @TCA_StartupHQ 😌
With increasingly shorter attention spans among social media users, most people wouldn't notice the oxymoron in this sentence. But they'll notice your startup if your content makes them pause, giggle, or rethink the way they currently solve their problems.
Founders who mistake optics for marketing tend to crash really hard. I see too many early stage founders with branded t-shirts, sponsored events, and GRWM videos. But under the hood, there's no profit making activity going on, no real strategy, just vibes.
It's even more crazy when you realize that Gary Dahl became a millionaire by successfully executing a marketing strategy for a useless product "pet rocks".
As they say, dey play.
Cool story. In the 1980s/90s, an ambitious little company was trying to break into the market. It was an energy drink company. This little company faced two major problems.
1. The market was super saturated and engaged with other products.
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This meme is why I built GaugeUp. GaugeUp is a reliable way to predict how much demand your target audience will express for your product. Best part is; pre- or post-launch, GaugeUp can predict your future and together with @TCA_StartupHQ, chart a course for you to get there.