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Get known before you reach out

Hosted by Serena Lam (Fuzzy AI) & Fuzzy AI
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We’ve been building Fuzzy, and we’re launching on Product Hunt this Monday.

Before the bigger launch, I wanted to host a closed virtual sneak peek for friends, people in our network, and anyone who has supported us so far.

We want to show you how getting known by the right people can help you generate more leads, make your outreach warmer, and create content that still sounds like you.

If buyers don’t recognise your name, every message starts cold.

Most LinkedIn advice tells you to post more. I’ve never found that particularly helpful when you’re still working out what you want to be known for, who you want to reach, or what you have to say that’s genuinely yours.

There’s already enough AI-generated content that sounds like nobody. I don’t want Fuzzy to add to that pile.

We built Fuzzy to help with the parts that take time, like researching your market, finding ideas worth developing, and getting to a useful first draft.

Your experience, opinions, and personality still come from you. That’s the part people remember.

🖥️ Join with your laptop

We’ll look at:

  • What you want the right people to associate with your name

  • The experience and opinions that make your perspective different

  • Topics your audience already cares about

  • People and conversations worth paying attention to

  • Ideas you can start turning into content

By the end of the session, you should have:

  • A clearer idea of what you want to be known for

  • Content ideas that come from your experience

  • A better understanding of the people you want to reach

  • A simpler way to join relevant conversations

  • A manageable routine for staying visible

You’ll also get free access to Fuzzy so you can keep using it after the session.

In return, I’d love your honest feedback. Tell me what works, what feels confusing, and what you wish Fuzzy could do. That’s part of why I wanted to share it with people in our community first.

Thanks so much for supporting Fuzzy so far.

Come with a half-written post, an unfinished profile, a few loose ideas, or no idea what you should be writing about. I’ll show you what we’ve built, and hopefully help you leave with a clearer direction and something useful to work with.

I’d love to see you there.

Serena
Founder, Fuzzy

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