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@SpecEdoho

Founder | Helping brands & startups scale through marketing, ads & automation | SaaS & B2B/B2C | Closed $3M in high-value clients through strategic campaigns.

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

7 days ago

Calling all UGC creators 🔊🔊 A UGC campaign is live with a ₦400,000 prize pool 💰 To qualify, you need to create a profile on Gamms, that’s how you’ll be able to view and join the campaign. Join the campaign here: https://t.co/SgGnNv2fge

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4 minutes ago

@_VictorUgwu What do you understand by marketing one self?

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

about 17 hours ago

What's the #1 thing holding you back from monetising your knowledge online? A) Don't know what to sell B) Don't have enough followers C) Don't know how to market it D) Imposter syndrome Reply below — I'll give you one specific tip based on your answer.

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39 minutes ago

@mydearenomfon Yes big sis

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

about 4 hours ago

Every 1hr today, take out time to intentionally tell yourself this: I will succeed in this life, nothing stops me, not self or anything else. You will never know how much power you have over your life until you start speaking positively and see the universe respond in your command. Happy Thursday.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. Every 1hr today, take out time to intentionally tell yourself this: I will succeed in this life, nothing stops me, not self or anything else.

You will never know how much power you have over your life until you start speaking positively and see the universe respond in your command.

Happy Thursday.

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

about 2 hours ago

The first $500 I got was in 2025 Guess what? It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig. At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer. I didn’t have a huge portfolio. I didn’t have thousands of followers. What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time. One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this: Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important. A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill. Sometimes it’s timing. Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep. Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s. Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions. Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them. Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently. And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds. Not because they’re bad. But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach. That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results. For example: 🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day. 🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven. 🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day. If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly. The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US. Will timing guarantee clients? No. But it gives your message a better chance of being seen. And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle. The goal isn’t to send more emails. The goal is to send smarter emails. Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message. And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

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about 3 hours ago

You won’t be referred/recommended on the basis of sentiments but solely on results, it’s best you stay put, learn more and show results.

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about 2 hours ago

@fortuneogeh8 Happy Thursday dear

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about 2 hours ago

@FolareraSA I think UGC video creation

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about 2 hours ago

@__mofiyinfoluwa You need so much perseverance

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

about 2 hours ago

The first $500 I got was in 2025 Guess what? It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig. At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer. I didn’t have a huge portfolio. I didn’t have thousands of followers. What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time. One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this: Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important. A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill. Sometimes it’s timing. Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep. Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s. Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions. Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them. Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently. And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds. Not because they’re bad. But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach. That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results. For example: 🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day. 🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven. 🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day. If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly. The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US. Will timing guarantee clients? No. But it gives your message a better chance of being seen. And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle. The goal isn’t to send more emails. The goal is to send smarter emails. Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message. And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. The first $500 I got was in 2025

Guess what?

It was from a cold email I sent to a foreign company in Australia, and I got a design gig.

At the time, I wasn’t the most experienced designer.

I didn’t have a huge portfolio.

I didn’t have thousands of followers.

What I had was a simple offer, a willingness to reach out, and a message that landed in the right inbox at the right time.

One thing I’ve learned after working with clients across different countries is this:

Knowing who to contact is important. Knowing when and how to contact them is just as important.

A good percentage of the struggle freelancers, designers, marketers, developers, and creatives face isn’t always a lack of skill.

Sometimes it’s timing.

Sometimes it’s sending messages when your prospects are asleep.

Sometimes it’s writing cold emails that sound like everyone else’s.

Sometimes it’s reaching out without understanding how people in different countries work, think, and make decisions.

Some people don’t need to actively look for jobs because referrals bring opportunities to them.

Others have to send cold emails, cold DMs, proposals, and outreach messages consistently.

And many times they’re met with nothing but cricket sounds.

Not because they’re bad.

But because they missed the timing, the positioning, or the approach.

That’s why understanding time zones, work culture, and client behavior can completely change your results.

For example:

🇦🇺 Australian business owners often check emails early while planning their day.

🇬🇧 UK professionals tend to be direct, task-focused, and efficiency-driven.

🇺🇸 US business owners often review emails during planning hours in the morning and again before wrapping up their day.

If your email lands when they’re deciding priorities, delegating tasks, or looking for solutions, your chances of getting a reply increase significantly.

The screenshots in this post break down some of the best outreach windows for Australia, the UK, and the US.

Will timing guarantee clients?

No.

But it gives your message a better chance of being seen.

And in a world where most opportunities come from attention, being seen is the first battle.

The goal isn’t to send more emails.

The goal is to send smarter emails.

Because sometimes the difference between getting ignored and getting paid is simply showing up at the right place, at the right time, with the right message.

And that single email might just become your next client.

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about 2 hours ago

@unkonfined I know this

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Unkonfined @unkonfined

about 7 hours ago

The algorithm can’t ignore you forever.

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about 3 hours ago

@Classicdzn Happy Thursday too

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about 3 hours ago

You won’t be referred/recommended on the basis of sentiments but solely on results, it’s best you stay put, learn more and show results.

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about 3 hours ago

@mydearenomfon Emotional blackmail

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about 3 hours ago

@Joycalebbrown Happy Thursday

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about 3 hours ago

@Tegadesigns Good morning queen, you too

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about 3 hours ago

@fortuneogeh8 Amen

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

3 days ago

May we land good paying gigs and find good favour this new week.

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. May we land good paying gigs and find good favour this new week. https://t.co/BnIE5vemer

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about 3 hours ago

@samtexhub Amen

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about 17 hours ago

I’ve typed more than 20 congratulations today, God, may it be my turn soon.

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about 3 hours ago

@fortuneogeh8 God will do it

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about 3 hours ago

@peacebalo Amen Good morning sweetest.

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Spec | Marketing & Sales

2 days ago

Where people struggled, you’ll gain access seamlessly. Tuesdays are always good days ❤️

SpecEdoho's tweet photo. Where people struggled, you’ll gain access seamlessly.

Tuesdays are always good days ❤️ https://t.co/K2TxoE8QAM

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about 3 hours ago

@Racheal6213871 Happy new week

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