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Victor Okoli
Lagos, Nigeria
B2B Content Strategist & Writer for Tech (SaaS,AI)
5.0
Rating
8
Followers
B2B Content Strategist & Writer for Tech (SaaS,AI)
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Content Writing for Web3 Unicorn
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Content Writing for Productivity AI Business
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Content Marketing for Legal Tech Business
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Content Marketing for HR SaaS Company
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45
G Suite(5)
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Aniekan Akam
Lagos, Nigeria
Web3 Social Media Manager | Brand & Community Strategist
New to Contra
Web3 Social Media Manager | Brand & Community Strategist
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5 Questions Every Founder/Project Should Ask About Their Social Strategy: Question 1 Are you building a community or just collecting people? Most projects post updates and memes but ignore genuine engagement. True communities defend your project in bear markets and drive organic adoption. Ask yourself: Are people talking about us when we’re not posting? Are we rewarding meaningful participation (ideas, feedback, contributions) or just farming engagement? Question 2 Does our content actually educate and add value or is it mostly noise? Web3 audiences have seen enough ‘LFG’ and ‘to the moon’ to last three lifetimes. They’re not stupid. They’re just tired. Ask yourself: Are we explaining our tech, use cases, and vision in accessible ways? Are we sharing insights, alpha, or tutorials that help our audience or just “to the moon”, “LFG” posts? Question 3 Are we measuring the right metrics beyond vanity numbers? Follower count and likes are easy but misleading. Ask yourself: What’s your engagement rate? Your sentiment score? How many people moved your Twitter to your Discord/Telegram and actually stayed? How many users or organic connections came from a piece of content? Question 4 How resilient is our strategy to market cycles and volatility? Bull markets are forgiving. They cover bad comms the way a good beat covers weak lyrics..... for a while. Bears don’t forgive. They expose everything you built on hype instead of trust. Ask yourself: Do you have a plan for the quiet months? The red months? Are we over-relying on hype cycles? How do we maintain trust when prices drop? Question 5 Are we leveraging the right platforms or just the familiar ones? X is where discovery happens. Discord is where depth lives. Telegram is where your most active believers gather. There’s Instagram, LinkedIn and TikTok too. They’re not interchangeable. Using them the same way is social suicide. Ask yourself: Is our presence consistent and authentic across all of them? Or just loud in one place and silent everywhere else? The strongest projects don’t just post: they connect, educate and endure through every market cycle. Stress test your social strategy against these 5 questions then iterate. And if you have an area in your social strategy you’re rethinking, connect with me or comment and I’ll respond. Follow me @WeirdlyWired_ (https://x.com/WeirdlyWired_) for more practical social, brand and community strategies that cut through the noise and actually convert.
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There’s a trend right now that’s literally staring brands in the face but it’s an emerging trend so it’s relatively unnoticed. Stay with me, let me make it clearer. Think about the last time you needed to workout and needed a gym, or looking for a japa tip, or an outfit, or a skincare or any product or service at all. Did you type it into Google? Or did you open TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube to see exactly how someone else did it? Exactly…… That’s what’s happening right now, especially with younger folks. Social media isn’t just a place to kill time anymore, it’s like a search engine. They type real questions into the search bar and scroll through videos to find answers, products, and solutions. For any brand, this is a goldmine. Instead of spamming at people to buy your stuff, you get to casually pop up right when they are actively looking for exactly what you offer. Because it is visual and feels like real people talking, they trust what they see way faster than a traditional ad. If you show up with helpful content, you become the first name they remember. Here’s are 5 simple action plans to get found: 1. Make quick videos or short infographic posts that answer the questions your customers actually ask (show them how to use your product, give honest demos, or share tips). 2. Speak their language: use the exact words your customers would type into that search bar, both in your captions and out loud in your videos. 3. Tidy up your profile so your bio clearly tells people who you help and how. 4. Share your customers' videos: when they post about you, reshare it. Nothing builds trust faster than a community. 5. Make it easy to buy by adding links directly in your posts, so discovery converts into sales. You don't have to do everything at once. Just start by picking the one app your customers love the most, type in a term they'd use, and make one single, helpful info about it. The old SEO playbook is evolving. The new rule is simple: Meet your customers in their favorite apps, or get left behind. But I know running a business is already a full plate. You don't have time to become a full-time algorithm detective and spend valuable time researching market trends. That's where I step in. I’m a Social Media Manager and Brand Strategist, and my job is to turn this emerging trend into your biggest advantage. Don't let your brand be the best-kept secret.
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Afrobeats blew up not because artists hired influencers, It blew up because the music gave people an identity. Being an Afrobeats fan before it was cool meant something. It said something about who you were, what you knew. No marketing budget or influencer brief or impressions dashboard. Just good, timeless music that meant something to people who felt like they found it before everyone else did. That feeling of “I was here first”, that feeling of belonging, turned listeners into evangelists and comment sections into a COD lobby. People who would argue with strangers over who the real GOAT was. That's what brands are spending millions trying to buy and almost none of them understand that it cannot be bought. They spend money on "reach" when they really want to matter to people. They hire influencers when they really want people to identify with them. They want people to talk about them but haven't given those people anything worth saying. An influencer can get you seen. They can't make you mean something. The influencer model promises a shortcut to that feeling. You borrow someone else's crowd, walk in, say your thing, and leave with numbers and metrics to show the board at the end of the month. Fast. Clean. Measurable. And completely hollow. Because the crowd wasn’t yours to begin with. They followed the influencer and not you. So when the deal ends, they leave with them. You paid for an attention that was always on loan. Brands want the big moment. The stadium tour. The world recognition. But they keep skipping the years of small shows and blog posts and comment section arguments that made it inevitable. They want the culture without doing the cultural work so they pay someone with followers to point at them, hoping the crowd follows the finger. Sometimes the strategy works….for a brief while, to get the metrics up. But a pointed finger is not a reason to stay. Communities work differently. A community is not an audience that watches you, it's a group of people who feel like they belong to something you started. Vaddicts, FC, 30BG, Outsiders, Beliebers, Bees, BTS, Monarks, Bitcoin, SuperteamNG, Real Madrid, Opay etc. It is the slow, unglamorous process of giving people something real enough to call their own. A clear point of view. Showing up again and again. Giving people the reason to feel like insiders, to belong to something worth defending to a stranger on the internet. Brands that get this are rare. And they're almost always the ones that stopped asking "how do we get more views?" and started asking "what do we actually stand for?" Nobody paid fans to defend Afrobeats when the world wasn't listening yet. From Runtown to Sean Tizzle, to Wizkid to Davido, Burna Boy to Tems; they did it because it felt like theirs. That’s what a community does. Brands that’ll survive the next decade are the ones building something people want to belong to before it's obvious.
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A brand hires a social media manager, gives them the brand logo, maybe a brand guide and a guardrail, and says "grow us." No brand voice. No brand personality. No answer to the question of why anyone should care. The manager posts. They experiment. They try memes, carousels, trending audios and all brilliant ideas. Some things work briefly. Most things flatline. Then the brand calls it underperformance and starts looking for someone new. So you keep firing them, hiring new ones, chasing the latest "growth hack" and virality. More posting and posting but you cannot perform a personality that doesn't exist. Social media is NOT a distribution channel. It's a conversation. And you cannot hold a conversation if you have nothing to say. A better copywriter won't fix it. A higher content budget won't fix it. Hiring someone who "really understands the algorithm" definitely won't fix it. The algorithm is not your enemy. Emptiness is. Social media managers aren't magicians. They can't manufacture a soul for your brand. They can polish your logo, schedule your posts, and reply to complaints with smiley emojis. But if your brand stands for nothing, if you have no real opinion, no personality, no reason for anyone to care, then no amount of posting will save you. Think about the brands you followed and probably still follow because you want to, not because you searched for them. There's always a point of view underneath the content. Something they'd say that their competitor wouldn't. A customer they'd turn down. A position they hold even when it's unpopular. The social media manager is often handed a blank canvas and told to paint something people love. Then, when the painting doesn't go viral, the painter gets blamed. It's a clean narrative. It protects the people who were supposed to define the canvas in the first place. If your social media isn't working, sit with this question first before you post that job listing again: 1. What does your brand actually think? Not what it sells. Not what it does. What does it think about the industry it lives in, the customers it serves or intends to serve, the way things should work versus how they do?
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G Suite(6)
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Benjamin Ajayi
Lagos Island, Nigeria
Writer + Content Strategist + YouTube Scriptwriter
Writer + Content Strategist + YouTube Scriptwriter
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Website Development and Copy
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Moovick's Project
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RepoSwap's Project (Web3)
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19
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Web3 Writing + Technical Writing
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11
G Suite(3)
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Yuusuf Oladipo
Lagos Island, Nigeria
Mobile and Website Designer for Startups & Enterprise
2x
Hired
5.0
Rating
24
Followers
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Mobile and Website Designer for Startups & Enterprise
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Sharp Web Page Copy for Rayna UI
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PartnrHub Landing Page Design
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Parcrest Website Design Project
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4
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Mobile Design and UX Writing for TimeSwapr
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50
G Suite(1)
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Johnson I.
Lagos, Nigeria
Framer Designer | Logo Designer | Copywriter | Editor
22
Followers
Framer Designer | Logo Designer | Copywriter | Editor
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Elevate Your Event with a Luxurious Flyer Looking to make your next showcase unforgettable? I design high-end, eye-catching flyers that capture the essence of your event and leave a lasting impression. From sleek typography to sophisticated color palettes, every detail is crafted to stand out. This recent design is a perfect example of how elegance meets clarity, making sure your audience notices and remembers your event. 🎨 Services include: Custom flyer design for events, products, and showcases Luxurious, modern, and professional aesthetics Print-ready and social-media optimized formats 📩 DM me to bring your vision to life!
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I can create high-quality AI-generated videos, including book trailers, movie trailers, and other promotional video content. Get in touch to bring your project to life with a professional, polished finish.
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Design is not just how something looks, it’s how it holds meaning. As a brand designer, I approach every project as a system, not a surface. Typography, color, spacing, and structure are not decorative choices; they are signals. They tell your audience what to expect, what to feel, and what to trust often before a single word is read. My process begins with clarity. What does the brand stand for? What should it communicate without saying too much? From there, I build visual identities that are intentional, scalable, and aligned with long-term growth not just immediate appeal. The goal is simple: create brands that feel consistent, grounded, and unmistakably their own.
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A place is being built, but no one has experienced it yet. There is no map for it, only intention. The land holds its own memory quiet, patient, unchanged by the pace of those who arrive and leave. What is being created here does not begin with structures, but with attention. How light settles in the morning. How the air shifts before evening. How silence can feel like presence rather than absence. To write for something that does not yet exist is to listen more than declare. It is to notice what is forming beneath the surface materials chosen with care, spaces shaped with purpose, and the unseen thread that connects them all. Storytelling, in this sense, is not about filling gaps, but about honoring them. I approach editorial work as a process of restraint and clarity. Each word must feel placed, not added. Each sentence must carry weight without excess. The goal is not to persuade, but to allow something to be felt before it is fully known.
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G Suite(1)
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Veronique Chinero Ibeh
Lagos, Nigeria
Customer Support & AI Automation Specialist
New to Contra
Customer Support & AI Automation Specialist
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Still managing your business across WhatsApp chats, spreadsheets, sticky notes, and forgotten follow ups? That chaos slows growth more than most businesses realize. So I built an all in one CRM + workspace system using Notion, Zapier, and Google Workspace that helps small businesses: • capture and organize leads automatically • manage clients and operations in one place • send automated welcome emails • stay consistent with follow ups • reduce repetitive admin work One workspace. One system. Everything organized. Built by Véronique Chinero Ibeh Operations Specialist | Workspace Setup | Business Automation #Notion #Zapier #BusinessAutomation #CRM #OperationsManagement #SmallBusiness #WorkflowAutomation #SystemsSetup #GoogleWorkspace #NotionCRM #StartupOperations #BusinessSystems #AutomationSpecialist #RemoteOperations #ProductivitySystems
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I stopped onboarding clients manually… and everything changed. What used to take 30 minutes now runs in the background. No follow-ups No missed steps No manual work Just one form → everything handled automatically. This is what simple automation actually looks like. #Automation #NoCode #Zapier #BusinessSystems #ClientOnboarding #WorkflowAutomation #Productivity #OnlineBusiness #FreelancerLife #DigitalSystems #BuildInPublic #Entrepreneurship
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A fully automated AI customer support system built with zero code. Answers customer questions in under 60 seconds — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no human involvement.
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Project Overview Designed and implemented a structured end-to-end client operations workflow for a photography business to improve booking clarity, protect revenue, and standardize client handling. Mapped the full lifecycle from inquiry to session delivery, including lead qualification, package recommendation, booking confirmation, payment tracking, refunds, cancellations, and reschedule enforcement. Built decision-based workflows to manage deposits, full payments, late cancellations, failed payments, and policy enforcement consistently. Result: clearer internal processes, reduced payment disputes, stronger revenue control, and a more professional client experience.
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Star Chiamaka onyeike
Lagos, Nigeria
Customer Service | Email, Phone & Chat Support
Customer Service | Email, Phone & Chat Support
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Virtual Assistant and Customer Support Services
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Research & Data Entry Project
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Virtual Assistant Services for Productivity Enhancement
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