What marketing strategy to use?

@dinakar Hello Dinakar, Thank you very much for your advice, I will take note and surely you will. I am going to publish a post, in which I ask for advice on how to create Facebook business manager, because I am having a lot of problems registering ... Do you think you can give me some advice about it? Again, thank you very much for your comment, it will be very useful to me. :)

@swan_bella Thanks a lot . I will take a look!!

@swan_bella Thanks a lot . I will take a look

@alexander_moen Hello Alexander. Currently, we are promoting the platform through instagram, this is the link: https://www.instagram.com/mitthe... We are also positioning the web, in addition to addressing the media for possible collaborations. Our idea is also to try to do LinkedIn campaigns, but we don't know where to start ... What do you think needs to be changed? Thank a lot for your comment.

@yasminagg do you have any beta customers yet? If so, talk to them. Where did they hear about you? What do they like most about the platform? Least? Have them tell you about the moment they first decided to purchase from you- were they on the website or somewhere else? What was the exact moment and what feeling and action that occurred and followed that moment? Have they been involved in cryptocurrency before, and if so how? What's their experience with your competitors? If you waved a magic wand and they were in charge of your business and could change anything, what would they change? Those questions will give you a good idea of who you are actually successfully targeting and how and the type of messaging that will most likely work. Try to look for commonalities with the top customers. As far as platforms, I don't think Instagram is the way to go for what you are doing. I'm not as familiar with the Spanish market, but it's saturated as hell in English and also attracts audiences that aren't likely to be in the mindset to consider anything like your platform. Plus, crypto (at least in English areas) has people more skeptical and you'll need to build more trust and create a great offer that makes you stand out. I don't fully understand why I would choose your platform over the 100s of other options out there. I recommend looking into LinkedIn and starting with a good hashtag strategy. Since you do not have a following, if you can capture the attention of hashtag followers, that will work best. I recently launched my company and regularly get 5k+ views on my company's LinkedIn posts. I put together a video here if you're curious as to how to do it: And, it doesn't look as though you fully launched yet, so perhaps a combination of learning materials in conjunction with business building behind-the-scenes work will capture the most attention. Drive that attention toward your email list and getting them updates. Use that for a big launch. Otherwise, if you need some wins, you'll either need a big budget, patience, or a 1-on-1 sales strategy to start reaching out and starting conversations on your own. Hope that was helpful.

@yasminagg I don't know enough about your ideal customer and cultural differences and things of that nature. The best flow for marketing and sales funnels that is consistent is breaking up the customer journey into 4 steps: 1) Going from unaware to aware 2) Going from aware to considering a purchase 3) From Consideration to Purchase 4) Going from purchase to maintenance (upsells, cross-sells, increase customer lifetime, etc). It sounds as though your company is brand new, so I'd just get word out first. Creativity and reach are the two largest drivers for sales success, so get the word out to as many people as possible in creative ways. When you think of ways to do that, use my LinkedIn strategy mentioned in the video I linked to in the last comment. I get thousands of organic views per post by doing that.