Not because the product is bad, but because the growth engine was never built.
Beastly faced a real challenge: attracting both hosts AND advertisers simultaneously, with no room for a generic approach.
Here's how we're solving it:
→ Dual-sided GTM strategy, separate messaging for each audience
→ AI-powered content pipeline (Make.com + Claude + Buffer), zero manual posting
→ Platform-specific social rollout across LinkedIn & Instagram
→ Weekly KPI reporting with real optimisation, not vanity metrics
We don't just create content. We build systems that keep working.
HOW TO WIN THE CONTRA SEEDANCE 2.5 CHALLENGE
I created this world-class motion graphics video. A premium promotional film explaining the Contra CapCut Seedance 2.5 Challenge while simultaneously demonstrating what Seedance can create.
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You can build an app in an afternoon now. That's genuinely amazing. It still doesn't tell you who needs it or what problem it solves.
Eterna Clarity's founder, Jesse Gamble, could have launched Xyterna a month earlier. The core was there, but a lot around it wasn't, so he held it back, changed direction, and launched later.
Ship fast. Put something small in front of people and learn from it. Just don't confuse building something quickly with building something people want.
I worked as a Social Media Manager with a local realtor to increase brand awareness, maintain client retention, and generate leads.
I created a personalized marketing plan (revised monthly), updated her profile for SEO, established content pillars, and posted 4x per week on average.
Our time working together yielded steady growth in followers, views, and interactions. My client was no longer stressed about managing her social media, and dedicated more time to her business. Key results are as follows: