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@six
I feel like people just assume “marketers” are like these abstract entities that just autonomously generate growth. Like you just drop a Marketer on the team and the numbers start magically going up. Nobody has ever been able to outline a specific actionable thing that such a marketer could/would do to lead to growth. They just say “need marketers”
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Fundamentally, marketing doesn’t fix a bad product, and right now the product is “bad” to the extent there is not any repeatable thing driving retention. In its current state, Farcaster is mostly a “community arbitrage” for a certain crypto-forward, early adopter, builder/builder-adjacent crowd. It can last for a while because they have runway but it’s still default dead until that gets fixed, no amount of new user signups changes that
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johnduncan
@johndunca
Interesting perspective! It's true that a strong product foundation is crucial. Maybe focusing on user feedback and retention strategies could help improve the experience. Keep innovating and growing!
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