Social and demand generation

LinkedIn and social outreach plan

A 30-day execution plan for LinkedIn, X, and Telegram that turns the BBLC rebrand into consistent inbound investor and partner conversations.

Objectives and KPIs

Social is not a broadcast channel. It is a repeatable system for earning attention, starting conversations, and moving qualified readers to the investor website and deck.

5
LinkedIn posts per week
1
X thread per week
15
Targeted LinkedIn DMs per week
3
Telegram investor updates per week

Primary KPIs: profile visits, website clicks, deck downloads, LinkedIn connection requests accepted, inbound messages, and coverage mentions. Secondary KPIs: follower growth, engagement rate, and share of voice on OTC small-cap keywords.

Audience and targeting

Investors

OTC retail investors, Canadian small-cap funds, PIPE participants, family offices interested in fintech and blockchain infrastructure.

Operators

Founders raising capital, CFOs at public issuers, compliance officers, broker-dealer executives.

Media and analysts

Fintech reporters, capital-markets newsletter writers, independent analysts covering OTC and DeFi.

LinkedIn targeting filters

Use Sales Navigator or free search with these filters: location (United States, Canada, UK), industry (financial services, investment management, capital markets, fintech, blockchain), seniority (VP+, director, partner, founder, C-suite), job titles containing investor relations, capital markets, private equity, venture capital, equity research, and fintech.

Content pillars

Rotate across four pillars so the feed stays varied while reinforcing the same strategic message.

Pillar 1

Open Access Grid explainers

Short posts and carousels that map how capital, execution, visibility, discovery, compute, and intelligence fit together.

Pillar 2

Division proof points

Status updates, screenshots, and testimonials for Koilink, Orvexa, Capistral, iSwiped, InfernoGrid, and TradeDNA.

Pillar 3

Investor education

OTC market basics, compliance transparency, what public investors should look for in a multi-division holding company.

Pillar 4

Behind the build

Executive commentary, team updates, brand-system reveals, and milestone celebrations that humanise the company.

Platform playbook

PlatformFormatCadenceOwner
LinkedIn companySingle posts, carousels, document posts, short videos5x/weekAugie
LinkedIn personalFounder and executive commentary, story posts, reposts with insight3x/week eachBrandon, Leo, Augie
XThreads, single tweets, quote cards, reposts with commentary1 thread + 3 tweets/weekLeo / Augie
TelegramInvestor announcements, link drops, milestone alerts3x/weekAugie
YouTube / shorts60-second division explainers and executive updates1-2x/week (phase 2)Leo

LinkedIn outreach sequence

Use personalised connection requests, not pitches. Each step adds value before asking for anything.

Step 1: Connection request

Hi [first name], I noticed your work in [capital markets / fintech / OTC]. BBLC is building an Open Access Grid for capital and execution and I thought your perspective would be valuable. Would welcome the connection.

Step 2: Value message (after accept, 1-2 days)

Thanks for connecting, [first name]. We just relaunched BBLC's investor site around the Open Access Grid: a connected system of capital, execution, visibility, discovery, compute, and intelligence. If you ever cover multi-division public companies or fintech infrastructure, the deck may be useful: [URL with UTM]

Step 3: Soft ask (4-7 days later, if engaged)

Hi [first name], quick question. When you evaluate a public holding company, do you prefer to see division-level detail up front, or start with the consolidated story? We are finalising our investor materials and your take would help us tighten the message.

Sample posts

LinkedIn post: Open Access Grid launch

Most public companies sell one story.

BBLC is building an Open Access Grid.

One parent. Six operating properties. One investor-ready standard.

- Koilink: capital and custody
- Orvexa: execution
- Capistral: visibility
- iSwiped: discovery
- InfernoGrid: compute
- TradeDNA: intelligence

Each division solves a different part of the capital markets loop. Together they create a system that is harder to copy than any single product.

The new investor site, brand kit, and deck are live.

If you invest in or advise OTC small-cap companies, I would appreciate your honest read.

[URL]

#OTC #fintech #capitalmarkets #infrastructure #BBLC

X thread opener

BBLC just relaunched its brand around a clear idea: the Open Access Grid.

A thread on why a multi-division structure matters for OTC investors and the six properties behind it.

[URL]

LinkedIn document post: division one-pager carousel

Slide 1: The BBLC Open Access Grid
Slide 2: Capital - Koilink
Slide 3: Execution - Orvexa
Slide 4: Visibility - Capistral
Slide 5: Discovery - iSwiped
Slide 6: Compute - InfernoGrid
Slide 7: Intelligence - TradeDNA
Slide 8: How the grid compounds value
Slide 9: Investor materials and contact

Caption: Most companies force you to guess how the pieces fit. Here is the BBLC grid, end to end. Deck link in comments.

Hashtags and mentions

Primary hashtags: #OTC #fintech #capitalmarkets #blockchain #investorrelations #smallcap #publicmarkets #BBLC

Rotational hashtags: #defi #tradfi #GPU #AIinfrastructure #investortechnology #startups #funding #PIPE

Mention sparingly: verified reporters, partner companies, and division accounts only after content is approved. Do not tag competitors or spam threads.

30-day content calendar

WeekMonTueWedThuFri
1Launch post: rebrand + Open Access GridCarousel: six divisionsExecutive personal post: why the rebrand nowInvestor education: how to read a multi-division holding companyTelegram update + link round-up
2Division spotlight: Orvexa liveX thread: operational proof pointsLinkedIn poll: what do investors value most in an IR site?Behind the build: Capistral team updateNewsroom repost with insight
3Division spotlight: Koilink betaCarousel: Open Access Grid deep divePersonal post: lessons from rebranding a public companyInvestor education: OTC safe-harbour and disclosuresTelegram milestone alert
4Month-one metrics recapX thread: month one learningsPartner or media mention amplificationDivision spotlight: InfernoGrid compute visionMonth-end newsletter + social link

Posts should go out between 8:00-9:30 AM ET on LinkedIn and 10:00-11:00 AM ET on X for maximum capital-markets audience reach. Adjust based on first-week analytics.

Outreach tooling and tracking

LinkedIn

Sales Navigator for lead lists, native analytics for post performance, manual DMs to avoid automation risk.

X

Native analytics, bookmark lists for target accounts, scheduled posts via Typefully or manual publishing.

UTM tagging

Every link uses utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, and utm_content by post type. Review weekly in Cloudflare Web Analytics or Plausible.

CRM log

Log every connection, response, meeting, and coverage mention. Tag source as LinkedIn, X, Telegram, or direct.

Compliance and brand guardrails