sf, i'm in you. every early-stage founder i meet has one problem top of mind: distribution. i'm marrying this problem. X, do your magic. help me solve it. how would you get attention for startups today?
half the battle in building a startup is believing distribution will come, especially when no one knows you exist yet.
the easy path is staying quiet, waiting to be discovered, assuming it won't work.
founders who believe in their own visibility tend to create it.
Moves that can change your trajectory:
Shipping something every single week
Cutting off low-energy relationships
Picking one distribution channel and going deep
Deleting the apps that steal your focus
Saying yes to one scary opportunity
if you're stuck, start with one.
momentum builds fast.
last week, we covered $FRHC Freedom Holding’s Stanford GSB case study event. my team produced the recap.
most sf events disappear after the room clears.
we help turn them into media assets cinematic recaps, speaker clips, founder photos, and short-form content for X.
if you’re hosting a startup event in sf, dm me.
@adisingh 2x VC backend founder, based in SF with a team of filmmakers. can be your fractional marketing team - content stategy/content production/edits/events whatever it takes to hype you up. hit me up.
Im 2x founder, called my bros in the creative space to start a 'new media' company for startups in sf. think a fractional marketing team to hype you up with creative media.
stay tuned as we build in public. Tag founders who should talk to us.
sf, i'm in you. every early-stage founder i meet has one problem top of mind: distribution. i'm marrying this problem. X, do your magic. help me solve it. how would you get attention for startups today?