Your AI Startup Just Got Seed Funding, Now What?

You’ve got the funding you need, but without a clear strategy, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. The pressure from investors is mounting, and there’s no clear roadmap. That’s where I come in. We’ll build a marketing strategy that makes sense for your AI startup and sets you up for growth. From hiring the right marketing talent to scaling your marketing efforts, I’ll guide you every step of the way to ensure a strong foundation for future success.

You’ve got the funding, and now it’s time to scale. Together, we’ll build a marketing strategy that drives long-term growth, takes the pressure off, and sets you up for success.

Your job is not to focus on marketing, it’s to handle the technicalities of building a product that can change the industry. You’re here to innovate, to create something groundbreaking, and to scale your product. But once the seed funding is in place, the pressure shifts to scaling your marketing and making sure your product gets into the hands of those who need it. Often, the problem lies in a misalignment of strategy and execution. Here are the common issues AI startups face:

1) Unclear Positioning:
Many AI startups struggle to explain exactly what their product does and how it adds value. If your messaging is too technical or too vague, you risk losing potential customers. Let’s work together to ensure your value proposition is clear, compelling, and tailored to your target audience.

2) Misaligned Metrics:
Focusing on the wrong metrics can create confusion. Are you obsessing over website traffic instead of qualified leads? Are you measuring success by lead volume rather than closed deals? Let’s make sure your marketing efforts are focused on metrics that align with revenue growth.

3) Random Marketing Tactics:
AI startups often try to be everywhere at once—social media, paid ads, webinars, email marketing. Without a clear strategy, these tactics can spread your resources thin and fail to create meaningful impact. We’ll focus on the tactics that matter most and align them with your growth objectives.

4) Poor Collaboration Between Marketing and Sales:
Generating leads is just the first step. If your sales team doesn’t understand how to follow up effectively, or isn’t aligned with your marketing messaging, you’re leaving money on the table. Let’s build a system where marketing and sales work hand in hand to convert leads into customers.

The key to successful marketing lies in strategy, alignment, and a focus on what truly drives growth.