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Welcome back to Startup Hustle with Boxsy! Your weekly dose of scrappy strategies, smart tools, and startup success stories. I’m Sophia.

And I’m Ethan. Today, we’re diving into something every founder can relate to: scrappy marketing. How do you build awareness, generate demand, and establish thought leadership—all with limited time and resources?

As E.B., Boxsy’s founder, says, “Marketing at an early-stage startup is messy, but it’s also incredibly rewarding.” And let’s be real—most of us are figuring it out as we go.

The truth is, startup marketing isn’t about being perfect. It’s about testing, iterating, and figuring out what sticks.

Start by prioritizing what moves the needle today. What’s the one action you can take right now that will get your startup in front of the right audience?

For E.B., this meant experimenting with small strategies borrowed from later-stage startups and adapting them to Boxsy’s early-stage reality. It wasn’t polished, but it worked.

Finding leverage is key. Whether it’s tools that multiply your efforts or collaborating with the right people, the goal is to make a big impact without burning out.

One example? Using tools like scheduling platforms or AI-powered marketing assistants to save time and stay consistent.

It’s also important to balance short-term wins with long-term plans. Maybe you’re running a quick campaign today while quietly laying the groundwork for something bigger tomorrow.

And don’t forget—messy marketing doesn’t mean ineffective marketing. As long as you’re learning from your efforts and applying those lessons, you’re moving forward.

E.B. calls it the “startup hustle balance”—doing more with less, staying focused, and celebrating small wins along the way.

If you’re a founder trying to juggle marketing alongside everything else, Boxsy is here to help.

With tools designed to streamline your operations and expert guidance available through our marketplace, we make it easier for you to focus on what matters most—like connecting with your customers.

Sign up for a 7 day free trial of Boxsy at www .boxsy.io.

That wraps up this episode of Startup Hustle with Boxsy.

Next time, we’ll tackle early-stage sales and the role every founder plays as “Head of Sales.”

Welcome back to Startup Hustle with Boxsy! Your weekly dose of scrappy strategies, smart tools, and startup success stories. I’m Sophia.

And I’m Ethan. Today, we’re diving into something every founder can relate to: scrappy marketing. How do you build awareness, generate demand, and establish thought leadership—all with limited time and resources?

As E.B., Boxsy’s founder, says, “Marketing at an early-stage startup is messy, but it’s also incredibly rewarding.” And let’s be real—most of us are figuring it out as we go.

The truth is, startup marketing isn’t about being perfect. It’s about testing, iterating, and figuring out what sticks.

Start by prioritizing what moves the needle today. What’s the one action you can take right now that will get your startup in front of the right audience?

For E.B., this meant experimenting with small strategies borrowed from later-stage startups and adapting them to Boxsy’s early-stage reality. It wasn’t polished, but it worked.

Finding leverage is key. Whether it’s tools that multiply your efforts or collaborating with the right people, the goal is to make a big impact without burning out.

One example? Using tools like scheduling platforms or AI-powered marketing assistants to save time and stay consistent.

It’s also important to balance short-term wins with long-term plans. Maybe you’re running a quick campaign today while quietly laying the groundwork for something bigger tomorrow.

And don’t forget—messy marketing doesn’t mean ineffective marketing. As long as you’re learning from your efforts and applying those lessons, you’re moving forward.

E.B. calls it the “startup hustle balance”—doing more with less, staying focused, and celebrating small wins along the way.

If you’re a founder trying to juggle marketing alongside everything else, Boxsy is here to help.

With tools designed to streamline your operations and expert guidance available through our marketplace, we make it easier for you to focus on what matters most—like connecting with your customers.

Sign up to be a beta tester at www.boxsy.io and see how Boxsy can help you run smarter, faster, and more efficiently.

That wraps up this episode of Startup Hustle with Boxsy.

Next time, we’ll tackle early-stage sales and the role every founder plays as “Head of Sales.”

Until then, happy hustling!

Scrappy Marketing: Doing More with Less

February 6, 2025 • Boxsy

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