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Rahman_crypt retweeted
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Rahman_crypt retweeted
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Reports of a Gamdom pandemic are spreading across the city.
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Rahman_crypt retweeted
Thissss.
And ensure you always ask people for review/feedback as well.
Sometimes, you won’t know others are seeing 9 except you can also look at it from their view.
And you can only make them see 6 when you first understand what’s making them see 9.
For more context, you can remain blind to the clarity problem your brand is having if you refuse to look at it from others perspective.
When you pause and see it from their perspective, then you’d understand what you’re communicating wrongly and how to fix it.
It’s not that you ain’t clear sometimes.
You’re just simply “clear” in the wrong way.
I hope someone gets this.
Rahman_crypt retweeted
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Rahman_crypt retweeted
Introducing our first project at Ace Labs.
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Rahman_crypt retweeted
For the Safety of My Family!
Good evening, everyone, and to anyone who reads this. Something happened today, and the reason I’m making this post is that it happened at my home, where my family lives. It’s our house, and my family’s safety is paramount to me!
Today, October 21, around 8pm, I had a back-and-forth with an @inDrive rider. Here’s what happened.
I was at the Island, where I went to see my very good friend, who had lost his dad. I tried to use Bolt to book a ride, but it was busy. I don’t use inDrive, so my friend booked a ride for me.
The inDrive fare was 25,100, and I accepted! MR. CHARLES ETIM BASSEY called me and asked where I was headed. I told him Ayobo. Then, in his words, MR. BASSEY said that if I was going with the AC on, I would pay 30,000, and if I was going without AC, we would stick with the 25,100.
I said okay. When he arrived, he wanted to turn on the AC. I told him I didn’t need it because I wasn’t feeling well and would throw up. Plus, since it was already evening, I’d rather just use the natural air.
THE AC WASN’T ON! My friend asked if I used the AC, and I said no, although there were the usual hold-ups, etc. I got home, and my friend, who had ordered the ride, sent 28,000 to account for the hold-up.
MR. CHARLES ETIM BASSEY created a scene at my family’s house, and other landlords came out. He went ahead and took pictures of our house, sent them to a group chat, and said, in his words, “This is the house.” I picked up my phone, too, and took pictures of him and his car.
He asked inDrive to provide the call recording, and I told him that if the recording contradicted my account, I would pay 32,000. He didn’t provide the recording and kept creating a scene. My friend called and explained the same thing to the other landlords.
Why am I putting this out here? This is my family’s house, and their safety is paramount to me!
IF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO MY HOUSEHOLD OR OUR HOUSE, MR. CHARLES ETIM BASSEY, AN INDRIVE RIDER, SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE!
This is his car and his picture.
Thank you.
Rahman_crypt retweeted
Financial research need proper scrutiny, @Axiom_protocol is building a workspace where...
An Analyst, Auditor, and Challenger bring different perspectives to the same question.
Just went live on Robinhood.
CA: 0x52d523778568fd872202624bade4205b54a8129f
NFA.
Rahman_crypt retweeted
I don’t just want the hertzFlow affiliate badge. i want to use it to bring more people into the ecosystem and give them a reason to stay.
If selected, I’ll focus on three things:
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Let’s flip the real world the crypto way
Rahman_crypt retweeted
To round up this series, let’s talk about Distribution.
Distribution is how your product gets from your project to your user.
It determines where and how the user access this product.
This could mean using a protocol through a wallet integration, finding a game on a gaming platform, or acquiring a token through an exchange.
But you need to understand that getting people interested in your product is different from making it accessible to them.
A game could attract attention on X, but players have to navigate a complicated setup before they can even start playing.
Your content might be doing its job.
But if accessing the game feels like too much work, some potential players will leave before experiencing its value.
I mean, no one wants to go through unnecessary stress.
That’s why distribution is important in your marketing strategy.
You need to consider where your target audience already spends time and how easily they can access your product.
You should know a product can have great positioning, strong messaging, and an effective campaign, yet struggle to gain adoption if people can’t easily access it.
And that brings us to the end of this marketing metrics series.
From revenue and CAC, LTV to retention, ROAS, and now distribution, every metric helps us understand a different part of the project.
Do well to check out for anyone you missed.
Catch y’all later🥂✨
Let’s discuss the part most founders are concerned about. ROAS.
Your ads are bringing in money, but are they making you money?
Or the KOLs hired, are they bringing conversion?
Let’s say you’re running a Web3 gaming project.
You spend $500 promoting your game through paid influencers.
The campaign brings in new players, and those players generate $2,000 in revenue through in-game purchases.
To know if the campaign performed well, you calculate your ROAS.
ROAS = Revenue from Ads ÷ Ad Spend
In this case: $2,000 ÷ $500 = 4
That’s a 4× ROAS.
For every $1 you spent, you generated $4 in revenue.
Sounds good, right?
But let’s look beyond the numbers.
>> ROAS is not the same as profit.
That $2,000 is revenue, not money you get to keep.
You still have to account for game development costs, payment processing fees, rewards paid to players, and other expenses.
If those costs eat up most of your revenue, a 4× ROAS might not be as impressive as it looks.
>> Not every campaign that generates revenue is a good campaign. Let’s take this example:
Campaign A spends $500 and generates $2,000 in revenue.
Campaign B spends $500 and generates $3,000 in revenue.
Campaign B has a higher ROAS.
But what if Campaign A attracts players who return every week and keep making purchases, while Campaign B attracts players who make one purchase and never return?
The second campaign generated more immediate revenue, but the first might be building a more valuable player base.
This is why marketers need to look beyond ROAS and consider retention, customer lifetime value (LTV), and acquisition cost (CAC).
Return On Ad Spend (ROAS) tells you how much revenue your advertising generates relative to what you spend.
Also make sure the revenue you’re attributing to ads actually came from those campaigns.
Otherwise, you might give a campaign credit for sales that would have happened anyway.
Catch you on the next one🥂✨
