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Darya Batyr ✦
PROLisbon, Portugal
Creative partner in your brand’s success
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LinkedIn & Blog Visuals for Executive Coach
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Modern Identity for a Future-Ready Investment Firm
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Sully.ai Series B Pitch Deck Design
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Throwback to earlier this year when Spruce Eco reached out to… well, spruce up their logo (yes, I’ve been saving that one since starting the project). They already had a strong visual identity in place but felt a subtle imbalance in their logo - something that just didn’t feel quite right between the wordmark and submark. A few tweaks later - balanced proportions & a more defined submark - and the brand instantly felt more confident, cohesive and use-ready. Just a reminder: sometimes the smallest adjustments make the biggest difference ✨
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Bram Dekkers
PROBarcelona, Spain
Helping brands grow with strategic marketing visuals
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LinkedIn Template Design - TBS-SVA
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LinkedIn Template Design - Nodema
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LinkedIn Template Design - Hilfort B.V.
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Presentation Template Design - Leapforce
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Grady Andersen
Austin, USA
I help scaling companies hire vetted tech talent in 10 days.
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Cover image for Quick Organics is a New York powered startup simplifying org...
Quick Organics is a New York powered startup simplifying organic certification for farmers. When Frankie, their CEO, needed to scale his product team fast (focusing on a rate tech stack) without the recruiting delays or payroll headaches, we got to work. Within 10 days, I placed two vetted engineers and a product manager, fully embedded in their team and aligned with their mission. Payroll, contracts, compliance, and office management; handled. The team? Motivated, dependable, and shipping from week one. This is what I do: help scaling startups like Quick Organics build lean, in-house tech teams; fast, affordable, and reliable.
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New York startup. No tech team. Big mission. When Mark, the Co-Founder of Orbiter, needed to build his first product team, we made it happen. Within 10 days, I placed three vetted product engineers from Africa; a frontend engineer, a backend engineer, and a ux/ui designer. Fully embedded in Orbiter’s workflows as in-house talent. Payroll, contracts, compliance, and office management,handled. The team? Motivated, reliable, and delivering from day one. This is how I help startups like Orbiter build lean, affordable, in-house tech teams without the overhead or delay of traditional hiring local hiring or dev agency headache.
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Michael is a Fullstack Engineer (leaning Frontend) from Nairobi who I matched with a US-based SaaS company in Agtech. Before that introduction, I tested Michael’s technical ability and problem-solving approach; code assessments, live reviews, and collaborative sessions in Vue.js, Nuxt.js, and WeWeb. I wanted to understand how he handled real engineering challenges using no-code and high-code. He passed with clarity, ownership, and curiosity. The kind of traits that make teams stronger. Now, Michael is embedded with a US product team that listens to his ideas and values his input. He’s helping build digital tools that simplify compliance for farmers and drive real impact. That’s what I aim for: matching dependable, motivated engineers with teams that truly value their contribution.
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Kelvin is a Frontend Engineer from Nairobi who I matched up and placed with a Swiss software agency building SaaS products for the DACH market. Before that match ever happened, I tested Kelvin’s technical and communication skills; code challenges (Vue.js/Nuxt.js), live reviews, and real project discussions. I wanted to see how he thought, not just what he knew. That’s how I work. Every engineer is vetted for reliability, motivation, and fit before I ever introduce them to a customer. Now, Kelvin is helping shape the team’s no-code direction, leveraging WeWeb and Xano. Proof that when you find the right talent, everything moves faster.
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Muhammad Daffa Haidar Falah's avatar
Muhammad Daffa Haidar Falah
South Jakarta, Indonesia
Content Strategist & Technical Writer | Bridging Web3/DevOps
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I recently wrote a breakdown on how a Web3 marketing strategy boosted engagement by 300% — and why these tactics work beyond crypto. Inside the piece, I explored: — Why authentic storytelling outperforms hype — How community-first narratives drive retention — Why meme culture still matters (when used well) — How trust compounds faster than ad spend — And how traditional brands can adapt these ideas without going “full Web3” If you’re curious, here’s the full write-up: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-web3-marketing-strategy-increased-user-engagement-falah-8nv9c
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Just published an article on something I’ve been observing for years in Web3: how people behave when markets move faster than psychology can keep up. This piece explores: — Why fear beats logic under pressure — Why transparency is a psychological anchor — How weak incentives collapse instantly — Why anonymity amplifies character — How communities turn collaborative… or cannibalistic If you’re curious about the human side of Web3, here’s the full write-up: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-web3-taught-me-human-behavior-under-extreme-pressure-falah-vzmfc
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Recently wrote an article on LinkedIn about something many founders underestimate: how investor updates quietly shape trust, momentum, and long-term support. The piece breaks down a few key ideas: — Why silence creates more risk than bad news — How consistency builds narrative stability — Why predictable updates calm investors — How updates turn investors into partners, not spectators — And what traditional founders can learn from Web3’s extreme pace If you’re curious, here’s the full write-up: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-investor-updates-matter-more-than-you-think-falah-zvldc
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Recently wrote an article on LinkedIn about something I’ve been noticing for a while: the way Web3 projects fundraise actually has a lot of lessons traditional startups can use too. The piece breaks down a few simple ideas: - Why communities sometimes matter more than pitch decks - How transparency builds momentum (even when you’re early) - Why hype isn’t always bad, as long as you can convert it - What Web3 teams do right during pre-product phases - And how traditional builders can adapt those tactics without becoming “crypto projects” If you’re curious, here’s the full write-up: 🔗 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/fundraising-lessons-from-web3-projects-you-can-apply-startups-falah-ppvrc
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