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Every CAC experiment and every agency retainer that bills the same whether the numbers move or not is burning months you raised specifically to grow.

You raised the round, shipped something genuinely good, and cut a launch video people would actually watch. Then the launch landed at a few thousand views. The craft was there. The distribution wasn't. FORKOFF is the outcome-priced marketing agency for startups that puts funded products in front of millions, the distribution team your go to market strategy for startups was built without.
Look at where the money went. Brand, product, the launch film, the site. All of it polished, almost none of it pointed at getting the thing in front of buyers. That is the pattern in nearly every funded launch we see: production gets the budget, distribution gets whatever is left, which is usually nothing.
So the product launch goes out, spikes for a day, and flatlines inside 48 hours. There is no engine underneath it. The founder ends up improvising organic posts and running a couple of paid experiments that never compound into repeatable reach.
Meanwhile every generalist agency in the inbox is selling the same thing: another go-to-market strategy framework, another full-funnel deck, another go-to-market strategy template to fill in. You already have a go to market strategy. You have seen the go-to-market strategy example slides. What you do not have is anyone actually executing distribution at the scale the product deserves.
When reach doesn't show up, the bill arrives in three places.
Every CAC experiment and every agency retainer that bills the same whether the numbers move or not is burning months you raised specifically to grow.
'We built a great product' answered the seed conversation. It does not answer the next update, where the questions are about pipeline, CAC, and growth. A launch that topped out at a few thousand impressions gives you nothing to point at.
A launch is a one-time window of attention. Spend it on a 48-hour spike and you do not get it back. The next raise gets harder, and so does hiring, because the story is good product, quiet market instead of good product, in front of everyone.
FORKOFF runs as your outsourced platform and distribution team, the exact function funded companies skip when they spend on production but not on reach. The core is a clipping and distribution network that has processed 5B+ views. We seed your launch into it, syndicate it across creators and channels at the same time instead of one post at a time, then amplify whatever starts moving so a good launch turns into sustained reach instead of a single spike.
And you pay for the result. FORKOFF is outcome-priced: funded startups pay for distribution delivered and reach produced, not for retainers or billable hours. It is the model a growth marketing agency or a b2b growth marketing agency almost never offers, because most of them sell time. We sell views.
Most startup marketing agency pages say some version of we grow startups and leave it there. Here is the concrete version.
Views processed across the distribution network. Not a vanity metric, the actual throughput of the machine your launch plugs into. We use 5B+, never the older 12M number, because the network has moved well past it.
Distribution runs across a clip network, creators, and multiple platforms at once, not a single channel a generalist bolts on at the end.
Outcome pricing on the table. You see exactly what reach you are buying before you commit.
A position no competitor ranking for startup digital marketing agency currently takes: pay for views, not hours.
You are a fit if you have raised a seed, Series A, or Series B, or you are doing 50k+ MRR, with a product that is genuinely good and a launch that deserved more eyes than it got. What you are missing is the platform team to put it in front of millions. The patterns below are the briefs we route out, not in.
The product still needs to be built or the market still needs to be found. Distribution against an empty foundation makes the gap louder, not quieter.
We execute distribution, not discovery. If the product is not shipped, talk to us once it is. We do not amplify a prototype with no usable receipts.
Buyer wants another go-to-market strategy framework, a full-funnel deck, or a go-to-market strategy template to fill in. They do not need another framework.
Routed out. You already have a go to market strategy. FORKOFF runs the network and executes distribution at scale; it does not sell you slides.
Buyer wants a flat monthly retainer billed for deliverable activity regardless of whether the numbers move. FORKOFF prices on outcome, not hours.
Outcome pricing tied to distribution delivered and reach produced. If the reach does not show up, the pay structure reflects it. We sell views, not time.
The full marketing budget already went to production: brand, product, the launch film, the site. Nothing is left for the distribution layer.
We size a distribution engagement against the launch you have. If there is genuinely nothing left to put against reach, the engine has nothing to run on.
Buyer wants one paid channel managed in isolation. FORKOFF runs multi-channel syndication across a clip network, creators, and multiple platforms at once.
Routed to a single-channel specialist. The compounding reach FORKOFF produces comes from running the surfaces in parallel, not one bolt-on channel.
You have the product and the polish. We have the network that has processed 5B+ views and the outcome pricing that ties our pay to your reach. Book a 30-minute distribution call. We will audit where your launch is leaking reach and show you exactly what the distribution engine would do with it. No retainer pitch, no framework deck.

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