Web3 Growth , Community and SEO specialist

Web3 Talent

@mahabubesan

Web3 Growth , Community and SEO specialist

Active over a week ago
🌱 Member since March 2021

I didn't come from a marketing school. I came from curiosity and the crypto rabbit hole that swallowed me whole in 2017.

A friend showed me airdrops. In a few months, I have participated in and completed more than 2,000 projects actually i forget the number but as far as i remembar i did it more. And I saw something most people missed behind every project, there was a community problem waiting to be solved. So I started solving them.

From my first SEO gig promoting Wolfpackbot with backlinks I barely understood to scaling a crypto exchange's Instagram from 0 to 11K, growing Telegram communities to 40K+, and driving 150%+ organic traffic growth every step was built on trial, failure, and obsessive learning.

I've worked across DeFi, Metaverse ,NFT marketplaces, Layer-2 protocols, and crypto exchanges remotely, for teams in Singapore, Brazil, Dubai, United kingdom Canada, Estonia, and the Bahamas. I learned that what kills most Web3 projects isn't bad technology. It's this: they build crowds, not communities.

That insight became my edge. In 2022, I took a pivot. I co-founded a travel company from scratch, grew it to 45 staff, built a partner network expanding 70% in months, and hit $100K+ in sales in under a year. It taught me how real business runs KPIs, B2B negotiation, cross-functional team management, and customer retention.

I came back to Web3 sharper. Today, I combine technical SEO (on-page, off-page, Core Web Vitals), community architecture, and full-funnel growth strategy. At U-topia, I reduced bounce rate by 50%, increased organic growth by 115%, and cut page load time from 3.2s to 1.5s all within months.

If you're building a Web3 brand and need someone who delivers real numbers not vanity metrics let's talk.

Languages & Skills

🗣️English, Bangla
🚀 In crypto since 2017
Accepts Crypto
Open to Full-time
Open to Part-time
Remote
Open to Relocation
Accepts Fiat

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