🔄 Stalled Pipeline Revival

Mirey, I've been thinking about our conversation. This Saturday is International Women's Day — and I keep coming back to what you told me about the biohacking space. David Sinclair. Andrew Huberman. Peter Attia. The entire longevity ecosystem optimized for men, while women are just... adapting the leftovers. You're the answer to that. Not eventually — right now. BiohackRD isn't just a brand. It's a correction. And IWD is the most credible moment of the entire year to say it out loud at scale. Here's what I'm thinking: March 8 — IWD Launch Post: "I spent 20 years in clinical practice watching women apply biohacking protocols designed for men. It almost never worked. I built BiohackRD because I was tired of the guesswork. This is what biohacking looks like when it's actually built for you." One post. Your voice. Your credentials. The Princess Margaret background. The 20 years. Timed to a cultural moment when the world is literally celebrating women in science and health. That's a career-defining post. And it's 7 days away. I'd hate for this window to close on us. If you're ready to move forward — I can have your first month of content queued and ready to launch by March 7. We start strong, right on IWD. Worth a quick call tomorrow? Gabriel Narsaik Founder & CEO, Growth Boss Marketing Corp. 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co

Hi Michael, When I last connected with you, you were weighing things out. Wanted to reach back out because the window for tigernut as a trend is open right now — and it won't be for long. Here's what I'm watching in food marketing: the brands getting explosive organic reach in 2026 are the ones with a sourcing story. Cacao, moringa, sea moss. The pattern is always the same — the brand that tells the story first dominates the conversation. House of Tigernut has everything: - An actual farming partnership with Nigerian farmers (that's rare) - A Canadian production story — Colborne to Mississauga, local all the way - Products already carried by Giddy Yoyo (that's premium health food credibility) - The prebiotic/gut health angle is massive right now The brand is real. The product is validated. What's missing is the content system that turns what you're already doing into an audience and a following. I put together a few ideas specific to how I'd approach tigernut content — happy to share them on a 20-minute call, no prep needed on your end. Would this week or next work for you? Gabriel Growth Boss | 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co

Hi Flavia, Wanted to check back in on Tecknoalloys and share something that might be useful regardless of where you're at with us. Industrial companies — especially in wear-resistant solutions and heavy equipment — are quietly winning big on LinkedIn right now. Not with ads. With thought leadership content. Engineering insight. Field results. Case studies showing specific performance gains in specific industries. The companies dominating LinkedIn in industrial manufacturing are posting consistently: wear part selection guides, before-and-after wear analysis, sector-specific content for mining vs. construction vs. rail. Their buyers are on LinkedIn. The question is whether Tecknoalloys shows up when those buyers are researching. We work with a handful of B2B-adjacent clients and the pattern is the same: consistent content that demonstrates expertise converts better than cold outreach at a fraction of the cost. I know we were in conversation a few weeks ago — wanted to reach back out and see if now is a better time to pick that back up. Are you open to a quick call this week? Gabriel Growth Boss | 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co

Hi Tara, I've been following Garden Path for a while and I want to reach out with something specific, not just a generic check-in. Spring is genuinely the best content moment for a brand like yours. The 5-acre garden coming back to life. The harvesting of botanicals. Soap being made with ingredients that were seeds just weeks ago. That's the kind of behind-the-scenes content that builds real, loyal audiences. The natural/eco/handmade beauty space on Instagram is having a moment right now — but it's heavily weighted toward whoever got there first with consistent, authentic content. Award-winning soaps with a true farm-to-bathroom story don't need to compete on price. They win on narrative. Here's what I'd build for Garden Path: - A spring content series — garden awakening, ingredient harvesting, soap-making process - IWD content (last week of window) — Tara's 15-year journey from wanting cleaner choices to a full farm + product line - A seasonal drop campaign — new scents, spring launches, gift bundles You don't need to be on every platform. You need the right content on the right one, posted consistently enough to build momentum. Can we find 20 minutes this week to pick back up where we left off? Gabriel Growth Boss | 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co

Hi Rebecca, I've been thinking about Avia Bakery since we last spoke, and I want to be honest with you: this is one of the brands I think about most when it comes to untapped content potential. The reason is pretty specific. Nigerian Agege bread has been slowly going viral on food TikTok and Instagram for the past 12 months. Videos of the stretch, the soft dense crumb, the French toast — they rack up hundreds of thousands of views every time. And most of them don't have a Canadian brand attached. You're a first-generation family business making it from scratch with Canadian wheat and local ingredients in Ottawa. That's the story people want. It's not just bread — it's a piece of home brought to Canada and made with the best local ingredients. The content angle basically writes itself: - Agege stretch videos (massive reach) - "How to use it" — French toast, grilled cheese with your bread - Founder story — childhood memories, coming to Canada, the recipe - Production behind-the-scenes I'd love to show you what I have in mind. Are you open to a quick 20-minute call this week? Gabriel Growth Boss | 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co

Hi Peter, Wanted to check back in — I know we were deep in conversation a couple weeks ago and I wanted to make sure nothing fell through the cracks on our end. Spring tends to be when staffing agencies see their biggest new-client rushes. Companies coming off winter and looking to scale fast usually don't have their LinkedIn presence where it needs to be when the hiring frenzy hits. We're ready to move whenever you are. If you had any questions from the proposal I can address them quickly — or if it makes sense to just hop on a 15-minute call to close out the last few details, I'm available this week. What works best for you? Gabriel Growth Boss | 647-916-3019 | gabriel@growthboss.co