"The Trend Translator" 📈 I explain social media trends in simple ways to help marketers and founders engage with audiences.

I’m a growth marketer specialising in scaling tech startups and SaaS businesses through data-driven strategies. I’ve helped companies achieve measurable growth by designing multi-channel acquisition funnels, optimising retention, and leveraging analytics tools like Mixpanel and Google Analytics.

Currently, I lead growth marketing initiatives at Thien Son Loc Company Limited, where I boosted new business opportunities by 40% and reduced the sales cycle by 25% through CRM optimisation and automation workflows. Alongside this, I mentor startup founders on Mentorcruise, guiding them to develop customer acquisition strategies that improve both acquisition and retention.

My expertise spans SEO, PPC, customer acquisition, and data analysis, combined with mentoring and leadership experience. I thrive in scaleups and SMEs where agility, creativity, and measurable outcomes drive success.

Tina Loc

Marketing messaging is the single most important element for B2B SaaS startups.

We’re in a world of attention, today it’s not about distraction, it’s about disorientation.

You might care about campaigns, growth hacks, and hidden tricks, but the most important part is how you’re being relevant and memorable to your target audience.

I was frustrated with managing sales and marketing campaigns with silence as the only result, especially when the issue was right in front of my eyes.

While most are testing blindly, ad hoc and without a clear structure in mind, I get obsessed on what actually matters—tracking the index that is telling you that your key messages actually resonate.

Ideally, you would need a clear workflow that you can follow to get there, with someone who can be your guide to not make the same mistakes startups are making, over and over.

This index is called Message-Market Fit, and startups can get there in 5 steps:

Urgent problems → ICP → Research → Core Messaging → Message testing

I’ve helped 30+ early-stage B2B SaaS startups get there and I can help you:

→ Making sure your outbound emails are relevant and land meetings
→ Generating inbound leads from your content
→ Making your new feature or product launch is successful
→ Reinforcing your positioning in competitive markets

But like great messaging, you need trust to make things work.
If you’re new here, you can:

1. Subscribe to my newsletter to get better at messaging twice a month
2. Book a messaging audit with me to see if I can help

Find your preferred pick on my featured section

Merci, salut 👋

Gab Bujold

Last week, I went to Above The Fold first-time event by Spiralyze

No expectations in sight, just glad to trade snowstorm for sunshine

100% the best decision I made this year so far

These were the best parts:

→ Met some old friends that I haven’t seen in forever like Tas, Ademola, Dom, Alexander, Clay, and Graham

→ Got the opportunity to meet Matthew Phillips and Thomas Miller, two pillars of the Guideflow team and actually getting to pitching the product while making people try it out.

→ Jammed in the Airbnb pool with Eric, eat my first shakeshack (incredibly insane taste), wore silly mustaches, and planned out our upcoming event (check out deadcampaign.com)

→ Assisted to killer workshops lead by Rob Kaminski, Eric Holland 💀, Alina Vandenberghe 🌶️, and Jess Cook. 
Now I know everything about creating a differentiated hero section, where to put interactive demos to drive conversion, how to build a team of AI agents to do redundant work, and leading a content strategy that feels authentic while driving results

→ Made new friends for life with Darren, James, Kevin, and Luke at the casino and more especially the karaoke where it was clearly the highlight for us (codename: Below the Fold)

→ Had awesome conversations with Peter, Sam, Lenny, Robyn, Josh, Annette, Courtney and many more

→ Got to try awesome delicious B2B cocktails, and got tied with Eric at CRO Crimes (Sahil & Ollie we need to run in back officially on the show)

Big shout-out and thank you to Sydney, Sahil, Ollie, Maddie and everyone else. You were phenomenal!

I’m tired but the fatigue was worth it

And I’ll definitely be there next year

Sorry about the FOMO folks

Gab Bujold 💀

Messaging + message testing for B2B SaaS | Co-host at We’re Not Marketers

I used to spend 2 hours building slide decks for client presentations
Now I do it in 8 minutes with Claude Code

Here's the exact workflow I used this week to build a discovery deck for Amplitude:

Step 1: Download Claude Code and run it locally
Step 2: Install the “playground” skill
Step 3: Feed it your content (I used April Dunford Sales Pitch framework)
Step 4: Iterate the design
Step 5: Publish on Vercel for free

The decks are interactive web pages, not static PDFs
Is it perfect? No

But it's good enough to send to clients in 8 minutes instead of 2 hours 
If you're still grinding in PowerPoint, you're wasting billable hours

Check the video for the walkthrough
More experiments coming weekly

What repetitive marketing task are you wasting time on this week?

I built a daycare scraper in 2 days that solves a problem thousands of parents have. No coding experience. Here's how 👇

I stopped thinking like someone who "wants to learn to code" and started thinking like someone with a problem to solve

My friend Simon's 7-Day Sprint teaches you that shift

Days 0-1 are free, just planning and scope. That's where everything happens

Because of friends and family, I realized the daycare search process is broken

Parents spend hours manually checking websites, collecting information, tracking waitlists, juggling applications across different portals 🥲

So I built a scraper to automate it

It crawls facebook groups, pulls the data, organizes it, tracks daily cost/location, and surfaces what actually matters

Everything in one place instead of tabs and spreadsheets

It costs me only $297 to unlock the rest of the sprint and I had a v1 done after 2 days. This video is showing you what I build

Here’s what the 7-Day Sprint taught me so far:
→ Scope is everything (one focused job beats ten half-finished ideas)
→ You're not learning to code—you're learning to direct (Claude Code does the building)
→ Shipping beats perfecting (get it real, then improve it)

Now I apply that to everything: fewer features, faster wins, and actual results

If you've got an idea and think you "can't code," try the first 2 days free.

And for the next 50 hours, it’s 25% off 👀

No credit card. Self-paced. Start anytime. 

Start it for free here 👇
https://lnkd.in/ekXTWg4R

Sunshine, coffee, workshops, and interactive demos w/ Matthew Phillips

Guideflow team at Above the Fold by Spiralyze

Trade show booths are where marketing budgets go to die. 

You pay $20k for a 10x10 square of carpet, hand out some cheap pens, and pray that a decision-maker accidentally wanders by so you can give them a pitch they didn’t ask for. 

It’s awkward for the sponsor, it’s draining for the attendee, and it rarely leads to a real partnership.

That's why we’re doing things differently at our first We're Not Marketers 💀 in-person event this Fall.

Here is why this is the sponsorship you actually want:

1. Nobody is "swinging by the booth" because we aren't having any. Instead of standing behind a table, you’ll be leading hands-on workshops where 150 PMMs actually use your software to solve real problems.

2. You aren't chasing leads; you’re building business cases. On Day 3, we dedicated an entire block to helping attendees document exactly how your tool fits into their 2027 stack so they can justify the spend the moment they get home.

3. Connection happens during the "Value Prop Roast" and the excursions, not over a scanned badge. When you’re white-water rafting or roasting a positioning statement with a Head of Marketing, the "sales wall" disappears and real trust begins.

That's why I would love to see companies like Lyssna, Tella, and Lovable joining us

Stop burning your budget on boring booths and badge scanners. 

Come build a lasting business case with the people who actually influence the purchase instead!

Check out our unconventional sponsorship tiers at: https://deadlysponsors.com

Your team is tired of hauling a branded booth to the same three convention centers just to scanned by people who only want a free pen

We're Not Marketers 💀 is doing things differently for Fall 2026, and we want you there, but not in a booth

Here is why this is the sponsorship you’ve actually been looking for:

1. We are ditching the fluorescent lights of the big city for a scenic masterpiece that people will actually want to post on their Instagram.

2. Instead of a 30-second elevator pitch, you get three days of immersive workshops where PMMs actually build business cases for your software.

3. You’ll build more trust during a "Value Prop Roast" or a mountain excursion than you ever would standing behind a table in a hallway.

4. When you take people somewhere quiet to think, they finally have the headspace to understand why your product matters.


Stop sponsoring bored attendees in windowless rooms. 
Come help us build something that will go down in PMM history.

Learn more at: https://deadlysponsors.com

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