Founders who stopped letting others write their story. Real results from the narrative war.
A technical founder building AI infrastructure was getting ghosted by every VC. Zero warm intros. Great product, no traction narrative. We mapped the signal network, identified 3 key customers whose word carried weight, and orchestrated a launch that put him on every partner's radar.
The product was solid but the narrative was weak. "It's like X but better" doesn't cut it. We rebuilt their positioning around a technical insight that only they could claim, then orchestrated a Product Hunt + Twitter + podcast trifecta that generated 2,000 signups in 48 hours.
The CEO was brilliant but invisible. No Twitter presence, no thought leadership, relying entirely on outbound. We built her founder brand from 800 followers to 45K in 6 months. Her threads now generate more qualified leads than their entire SDR team.
Brilliant research, zero commercial narrative. We helped them translate a technical paper into a story VCs could understand, then timed the release to coincide with a major industry event. Three Tier 1 firms reached out within 72 hours of publication.
"Narrative Launch understood things about the VC game that I didn't even know existed. They knew exactly which customers to prioritize because they knew who the partners would call for diligence."
"I was skeptical about ghostwriting—how could anyone capture my voice? They nailed it. My team can't tell the difference between tweets I wrote and ones they drafted."
"The launch calendar they built was a masterpiece. Every announcement, every podcast, every tweet—it all built on each other. By week 3, it felt like we were everywhere."