This project was led by Fatcat’s founder, Jenn, during her time as the Brand and Social Media Strategist at Appfire. While not a Fatcat project, it shaped many of the systems and playbooks we now bring to our clients.
Social media wasn’t driving business outcomes.
There was no strategy behind what got posted, no product storytelling, and no format experimentation. Teams didn’t have performance data, content structure, or audience insights.
So, Fatcat stepped in to build Appfire’s first multi-channel content engine, one that not only looked polished but was tied to real business outcomes.
These videos distill complex features into sharp, story-led visuals. Perfect for Product Hunt launches, landing pages, and sales enablement.
Built for cold audiences. Styled for scroll-break impact with a human touch. We craft native-style video ads that align with the platform and your brand.
This wasn’t just a video. It was the final beat in a multi-week content strategy that built curiosity, framed the story, and closed with a cinematic mic drop.
We design for founders, product marketers, and growth teams who need more than just “a video.” We build launch assets, not just deliverables.
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YouTube wasn’t just an afterthought, it was built as an strategic pillar. We launched a brand-first but algorithm-conscious program that treated each video like a product: what problem does it solve, who’s it for, and how can we earn attention fast? This meant rethinking everything from scripting to structure to thumbnails. The result was a YouTube channel that actually reached the right people.
To avoid reinventing the wheel with every post or asset, we built modular content frameworks, templates and message maps that made it easier for contributors across teams to create on-brand, on-goal content.
We restructured Appfire’s LinkedIn content around a simple principle: give people a reason to care. That meant ditching generic content and anchoring every post in usefulness, clarity, or insight — whether through product storytelling, thought leadership, or behind-the-scenes peeks.