Sylwia's work questions the logic behind societal norms and offers fresh perspectives for a world transformed by technology, politics and culture.
People live in bordered worlds dictated by routine and deadlines. They keep having conversations with the same people, stuck in loops of repetitive topics and ideas.
As a philosopher, Sylwia has the luxury of stepping outside those walls to investigate ideas from many angles – zooming in and out to provide context and clarity.
It’s like being able to give people kaleidoscope glasses, with which they can view alternate perspectives, helping them draw their own conclusions and make better decisions – including business decisions.
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You need to find out where the potential students spend their time - Online & Physically - and meet them there.
I'll start with the option, which I think has the most potential:
and the answer is NOT online - do not underestimate the value of networking; going to meetup's - interest clubs - sticking adverts on buildings, bus stops etc. with little rip-off pieces.
Online:
- do they spend time on facebook? probably the most undervalued forms of marketing
- quora
- you can do a very narrow targeting through Google Ads, but you did mention a very low budget.
Hope this helps
Sylvia
Hi, Sylvia here :)
Currently running my tech startup with secured pre-seed funding. My advice is simple:
1. Go to your your competitors social profiles
2. Set up your profile on the same platforms
3. Engage with their users
This is a guaranteed way to acquire new users (and followers)
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