ENOUGH i am done working with TGE and launch projects obsessed with hype this is an offical announcement that states @unhashed__ will now ONLY work with post launch or post product companies those who want to prioritize product storytelling and product-first gtm over 'vibes'

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everyone in crypto obsesses over quick fixes ; bots ; kols ; airdrops no one wants to do the long boring work ; strategy ; storytelling ; community the real alpha? doing the work everyone else avoids

lesser known growth marketing tools (that you should bookmark) ; gauge/ profound (ai search) ; ahref/ semrush (search) ; phantombuster (b2b ads) ; data studio (advanced ga) ; gleam (web2 zealy) ; taboola (web2 advertising)

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everyone in crypto obsesses over quick fixes ; bots ; kols ; airdrops no one wants to do the long boring work ; strategy ; storytelling ; community the real alpha? doing the work everyone else avoids

lesser known growth marketing tools (that you should bookmark) ; gauge/ profound (ai search) ; ahref/ semrush (search) ; phantombuster (b2b ads) ; data studio (advanced ga) ; gleam (web2 zealy) ; taboola (web2 advertising)

it’s hilariously easy to win in crypto look at most projects. 90% of them only ever talk about updates and announcements ; no distribution ; no storytelling ; no brand if i removed the logo and swapped it for another one, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference

hot take: narratives are BS if you can't answer ; what your product does ; who it's meant for ; why should i care ; how it's different/ better ; what's the onchain/ offchain proof no amount of 'making up words' will make your project succeed

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most crypto companies are doing the same thing everyone else is doing ; bots ; kols ; airdrops very few are looking into what's a big white space outside this ; search/ geo ; paid ads ; ugc double down on the latter while there's still time

@zacglov3r wrote it out here if it’s helpful

the biggest opportunity for web3 marketing right now isn't CT. it's being the default answer when someone asks AI: 'where do i build?' or 'where do i start in crypto' or whatever is the closest question

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that's it. this is the playbook. you don't need anything else you just want to keep a close eye on your data and revisit the metrics every 2 weeks to see what's working and doing more of that

tldr; research keywords input into ai search tools write content (can use scalenut) publish and index your pages work on technical changes (if you can) check for page time increase + traffic do 'backlinking'

these are supposed to be targeted mentions of the company on certain keywords and you would have to pay to get it (maybe) it's best not to keyword stuff your pr releases and get an agency good at 'backlinking' in traditional search to be able to help you out with this.

these publications could be investopedia, blockworks, milkroad, bloomberg, financial times, alchemy dapp store, etc. and also smaller ones like medium posts, bizsugar, mix, etc. depending on how tough it is to rank in your niche you might need 100-200 of these citations (yes,

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publishing content or 'on-page' work is great to get ranks on page 1, but 'off-page' factors are what will push your rankings to position #1, page 1 or the other ~40% of citations the strategy is mostly to get your content covered by top publications who already rank on #1 or

7. offpage changes are the needle movers google and ai search (btw, google also has 'ai mode' now) both use a slew of factors to rank any content piece; these include domain authority of website, citations from other sites, technical architecture, and on-page content

the steps outlined above will get you to rank on page 1 or in ~60% of most ai citations in about ~45 days. when you get to the point where your pages are ranking on position #3 or #4 on page 1, more content will likely not improve rankings

for most active sites that have been publishing content in crypto, it takes only ~12-15 days for you to start seeing inital signs of ranking this is because there's hardly any competition on most keywords (most cexs dominate search rankings and there are just 3 or 4 of them

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