Tigo Sanchez — practice
Web3, Marketing Engagement Remote. Open

Web3 Startup Marketing

Three months to get the new identity moving.

What it is

A practical launch and early-growth engagement for a business or project entering Web3.

The work translates the new identity into a usable market presence through positioning, launch communication, content direction, outreach and practical activation.

The engagement runs for 1–3 months depending on scope.

Advanced Web3 development remains separate.

What you get

Typical modules:

  • positioning
  • launch strategy
  • communication direction
  • content plan
  • campaign concepts
  • community / partner approach
  • growth priorities
  • reporting and next-step recommendations

How it works

01Brief / intake
02Confirmation
03Preparation
04Delivery / session / production
05Final delivery / follow-up

Duration

1–3 months.

Location

Remote.

Lead time

General request: minimum about 7 days. Defined brief: usually 2–3 days. Urgent / assured match: 1–2 days when feasible.

Investment

On request

The Web3 system

The simple way in.

Creative and structural work around wallets, digital identity, domains, crypto-native projects and emerging online environments.

The public offer begins with three simple modules.

Identity → Presence → Market

This can provide a structured Web2 → Web3 entry path over approximately three months.

Advanced territory: smart contracts, tokens, NFTs, airdrops, DAOs, on-chain systems and deeper Web3 architecture are introduced later when relevant.

The entry point stays simple.

Next move

Ready to make it happen?

Request →

Want to see where this could happen?

Working remotely, mostly. This one does not need me in the room. Timezones are the only real constraint.

Foyer →
Start a request

Tell me what you're
trying to make happen.

You can bring a finished brief. You can bring a rough idea. You can bring a place, a date or a problem. Seven questions, none of them compulsory except the first and the last.

Got it.

Your request is in.
I'll review the brief, timing and fit before proposing the next step.

Check the movement →