Community & Growth Strategist | Web3 | Real Estate
I help projects grow communities & visibility. Also help people make smarter property moves.
DMs open.
I'm Sanny.
I work around Web3, community building, growth and real estate.
I enjoy helping projects build stronger communities, creating content that gets people talking, and connecting good people with good opportunities.
On this account you'll find:
• Web3 & crypto
• Community & growth
• Business & opportunities
• Real estate & smart investing
• Random thoughts, football, jokes & everyday life
I'm here to build, learn, connect and create opportunities.
If you're building something meaningful, looking for growth, or simply trying to figure this space out:
you're in the right place. 🤝🏽
$BTC back above $80K.
$ETH back around $2.5K.
The market suddenly remembers how to smile 😂
But this is the part I’m watching:
Is this the beginning of another leg up, or just another liquidity trap?
What are you watching right now? BTC, ETH, or alts?
GM CT
If you're seeing this, congratulations on your win
You fail because you're making moves and showing up. It's a sign that there will be success soon.
You're better off someone that is not even trying at all
Lets have a great day y'all
This is just the honest truth.
You hate spam, but you spam Devs DM.
Create Value.
Use their product, explore their project and see where you can come in.
Don't just make noise
we spam founders’ DMs the same way we hate when others or projects we’re not interested in spam ours.
“hey bro, I’m a marketer.”
“i’m a community manager.”
“i can help you grow.”
“are you hiring mods?”
if you’re tired of receiving these messages, imagine how founders feel.
i’ve done it too.
and i’ve learned that your first message shouldn’t be about what you want from the project.
it should be about what you noticed.
- use the product.
- look around.
find the things that aren’t working.
“bro, I like what you’re building, but this part of the UI is confusing.”
“your community is missing this.”
“i noticed this could affect buyers.”
now you’re having a conversation, you’re not begging for a role.
you’re showing that you actually care about what they’re building.
and if the team is new, help them where you can, if something isn’t right, tell them.
if you can’t stand something being done to you, don’t do it to someone else.
sometimes the best pitch is simply:
“i used what you’re building, I found a problem, and I think I can help fix it.”
that’s how I want to approach founders from now on.
@ajah_elube The flexibility to go long or short in USDT without holding the actual stock is useful around earnings, just keep the leverage risk in mind.