Pre-Seed Demand Validation Campaign
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I’m gearing up to raise a pre-seed round for a platform that lets startup founders quickly assemble their first team of specialised freelancers. Before I approach investors, I need clear, data-driven proof that founders actually want this service.
What I care about most is gauging genuine interest in the concept—not pricing experiments or broad market sizing. The target audience is crystal-clear: early-stage startup founders. I plan to reach them through focused social-media marketing, primarily LinkedIn and Twitter, but I’m open to additional channels you can justify.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concise validation strategy that explains the funnel—from eye-catching social posts or ads, to a simple landing page or signup form, through to clear metrics that signal intent.
• Creation of the required assets: copy, visuals, and a lightweight landing page (no-code tools like Webflow, Carrd, or similar are fine).
• Execution of the social-media campaign for an agreed test window, including basic A/B variations if budget allows.
• A short, punchy report summarising reach, click-throughs, sign-ups, and any qualitative feedback gathered, so I can show real traction to investors.
Acceptance criteria: at least 100 founder visits to the landing page and a data set large enough to judge interest rates confidently.
If you’ve run validation sprints, smoke-tests, or smoke-landing campaigns before—especially for B2B SaaS or marketplace ideas—let’s make this happen.
What I care about most is gauging genuine interest in the concept—not pricing experiments or broad market sizing. The target audience is crystal-clear: early-stage startup founders. I plan to reach them through focused social-media marketing, primarily LinkedIn and Twitter, but I’m open to additional channels you can justify.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A concise validation strategy that explains the funnel—from eye-catching social posts or ads, to a simple landing page or signup form, through to clear metrics that signal intent.
• Creation of the required assets: copy, visuals, and a lightweight landing page (no-code tools like Webflow, Carrd, or similar are fine).
• Execution of the social-media campaign for an agreed test window, including basic A/B variations if budget allows.
• A short, punchy report summarising reach, click-throughs, sign-ups, and any qualitative feedback gathered, so I can show real traction to investors.
Acceptance criteria: at least 100 founder visits to the landing page and a data set large enough to judge interest rates confidently.
If you’ve run validation sprints, smoke-tests, or smoke-landing campaigns before—especially for B2B SaaS or marketplace ideas—let’s make this happen.