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What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

Looking for a Co-Founder (Marketing & Strategy – B2B Sales) We're building a smoking accessories brand (rolling papers & pre-rolled cones) and need a driven co-founder to lead B2B marketing and distribution strategy. If you have experience in FMCG/B2

Startup Blueprint - Day 05 Marketing and Branding Strategy 1. Content Marketing Plan: Outline content topics, channels (blogs, videos, social media), and posting schedules. 2. Brand Identity: Define your brand’s personality, tone, and visual eleme

Hello guys!! I am currently looking for an IT company or Software agencies who can collaborate with me to make software. The marketing, development and managing team will be on my side. The investment, your branding and your company's name will be on

Bro Tip Make it your goal as a founder to always be selling and always be marketing your startups product because distribution is king.

“CRED: Love it or hate it, Kunal Shah proved one thing — if you build a brand people want to talk about, you can scale faster than ads can buy. Lesson: Branding is not optional. Branding is distribution.” “A brand is simply trust.” — Warren Buffett

Startup Blueprint - Day 06 Sales and Distribution Channels 1. Direct Sales: Consider face-to-face or online sales directly to customers. 2. Online Platforms: Explore e-commerce platforms, marketplaces, or your own website. 3. Partnerships: Collab

Branding is super important for startups. It’s how people see and remember you. A solid brand helps you stand out, build trust, and connect with the right audience. Plus, it makes it easier to grow and stay consistent as your business takes off. Thin

What wins in business: strong distribution with a weak product, or a strong product with weak distribution?

Is it possible to build a B2B marketing brand that sells sustainable daily use products with their clients' branding on their products and the extra cost of using 'no plastic' products plus profit margins are recovered from the money you're gonna cha