@cyrus
My 2 cents as a former lead marketer at a very marketing-reliant giant company:
There’s no single golden-bullet value prop.
Bluesky nails a multi-message approach on the app store:
- Social as it should be
- Express yourself
- Your timeline, your choice
- Control your scroll
Simple, visual, and directly addressing user pain points.
Warpcast, on the other hand:
- Screenshots of a non-descript timeline
- Highlights people most users don’t know
- A technical, confusing description that doesn’t tell me why this is better
But Warpcast has an *extremely* compelling value prop: all the benefits of Bluesky + the chance to make money. It feels personal, like something we as users can be part of, own and benefit from in a unique way.
Your feed. Your friends. Your freedom. Your Farcaster.
Just needs a solid effort from a good marketing and PR crew to tell the story.
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