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Startup & SME Marketing Strategist | GTM, Brand Positioning
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Startup & SME Marketing Strategist | GTM, Brand Positioning
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Competitor Analysis Framework for Startup GTM Strategy I created a competitor intelligence framework for an MVP-stage edtech app to help define its market position, sharpen its go-to-market direction, and identify where the product could stand apart in a crowded student-tech category. The project focused on turning scattered competitor data into a clear strategic foundation for positioning, messaging, launch planning, and early-stage growth. The Challenge The student-tech market is crowded with platforms focused on engagement, peer connection, study support, university communication, recruitment, and campus communities. For a new product entering this space, the risk was clear: Without sharper positioning, the app could easily sound like another student platform. The goal was to identify a stronger market angle before moving into messaging, campaigns, or launch execution. I led the strategic research and competitor analysis behind the GTM foundation. My work covered: Competitor mapping Market positioning review Audience and channel analysis Feature gap review SWOT synthesis Launch checklist planning Strategic positioning recommendation This gave the product a clearer direction before execution started. The Approach I analysed 10 student engagement, community, and edtech platforms across positioning, target audience, acquisition signals, onboarding, monetisation, feature coverage, market strengths, weaknesses, and GTM patterns. The purpose was not to copy what competitors were doing. It was to understand the category clearly enough to find white space. Key Insight The research showed that many competitors were strong in one lane but weaker across the full student-life experience. Some were institution-first. Some focused mainly on academic support. Some leaned into student connection. Others relied heavily on community, search visibility, or university partnerships. The opportunity was to position the app as a student-first platform that could connect belonging, campus discovery, community, and institutional credibility. That insight helped move the product away from generic “student engagement app” messaging and toward a more differentiated GTM direction. Strategic Output The final framework helped define: A clearer category position A stronger student-first narrative Priority competitor gaps Core messaging direction Feature-led differentiation Launch and acquisition priorities A practical GTM checklist This research became part of the strategic foundation behind the product’s early growth approach. Result The strategic foundation contributed to a 0-budget growth approach that helped drive: 2,000+ account signups +1,200% month-over-month install growth 70% referral rate 27% average conversion rate
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Twimbit Sign-Up Campaign Be More Context Twimbit wanted to drive sign-ups by helping the audience understand the platform’s benefits in a simple, emotionally engaging way. The product was a research and intelligence platform, but the challenge was that research often feels heavy, corporate, and distant. The campaign needed to make Twimbit feel more approachable while still communicating clear business value. Instead of using a serious B2B campaign style, the idea was built around children’s natural curiosity, ambition, and eagerness to learn. The campaign used the thought: Everyone starts with the desire to be more. More informed. More confident. More prepared. More connected. More capable of making better decisions. Strategic insight Adults often treat learning and research as tasks. Children treat learning as discovery. The campaign used this contrast to make research feel less like a burden and more like an opportunity. The key insight was: People do not sign up for research platforms because they want more information. They sign up because they want to become better at what they do. Twimbit was positioned not just as a platform for consuming research, but as a tool that helps users grow, decide faster, discover better insights, and create more impact. Creative idea The creative idea was to use childlike imagination as a metaphor for professional growth. Each visual showed children in playful, aspirational situations, paired with benefit-led messages that connected back to Twimbit’s value proposition. The campaign line was: twimbit — be more Each creative translated “be more” into a specific user benefit: Elevate sales conversions Supercharge your career Make impactful decisions Boost your community with meaningful interactions Experience research like never before Quick discovery of the right research Move faster from idea to realisation The campaign made B2B benefits feel simpler, warmer, and more human. Campaign copy twimbit — be more Be more than informed. Be more prepared. Be more confident in your decisions. Be more connected to the right insights. Be more capable of turning ideas into action. Twimbit helps professionals discover research faster, access the right insights, build meaningful communities, and make sharper business decisions. Result The campaign helped communicate Twimbit’s product benefits in a more accessible way and supported the brand’s sign-up efforts across social channels. It also connected with Twimbit’s wider growth performance. Your resume notes that Twimbit drove a 50% increase in sign-ups through Facebook ads, a 200% increase in website traffic through Google Search Ads, and significant LinkedIn brand reach growth through brand awareness campaigns. What this campaign proved Ability to simplify a B2B research platform into clear audience benefits Ability to turn product features into emotionally engaging messaging Strong understanding of storytelling-led acquisition campaigns Ability to make a serious B2B category feel approachable and human Ability to connect brand awareness with sign-up intent Creative ability to use metaphor, visuals, and benefit-led copy together Understanding of multi-channel campaign communication across social and paid channels
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B2B & B2C Conversion Copywriter | Brand Voice Rebel
B2B & B2C Conversion Copywriter | Brand Voice Rebel
The only person you need to strategize your marketing
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The only person you need to strategize your marketing
AI SaaS Growth Marketing Specialist
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AI SaaS Growth Marketing Specialist
🚀 Digital Marketing Guru: SMM, PPC, SEO & Content
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🚀 Digital Marketing Guru: SMM, PPC, SEO & Content