CLOSED BETA. OPEN MARKET.

Your growth plan
for your next
three steps.

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You have the supply.
We need to crank up the Volume.

JTCC gives you a true supply advantage. Verified and replenished daily. But what is missing is a core group of people trading these cards over and over.

If compliance means the closed beta can only have so many people, then we can use that to our advantage. Build the core, get ready for scale, and blast the doors open when the time is right.

Your program needs to optimize for each of these moments.

WHY SCRIB3

01 — Where we came from

Blue-chip roots, no agency bloat.

We came from blue-chip firms. We brought the big-agency quality with us and left the big-agency bureaucracy behind.

DIRECT ANSWERS

“KOL-only or add UGC?”

Micro-KOLs are where we start. They're the most efficient way to spend early, buying real reach without inflating cost per impression.

As budget allows, we step that up into a brand-ambassador approach: fewer, deeper relationships with creators who carry your voice consistently, instead of posting once and moving on.

Alongside that, we'll design incentive structures that reward your own users for creating UGC, so organic content becomes a growth channel you own, not just one we pay for.

“Separate budget for KOL perks/giveaways?”

Budget follows the stage you're in, not a flat rate.

Early on, while beta is closed, spend stays lean, concentrated on social and creative support plus small micro-KOL campaigns built to grow your following and fill the beta list. Overspending here is a real risk: it pulls in people who show up, find nothing to do yet, and leave for good.

Once the beta opens, we shift into a more aggressive posture, with broader-market paid spend and budget scaling to match. Every campaign comes to you first for approval, with estimated spend and performance targets attached, so nothing moves without your sign-off.

“What about Discord and Telegram?”

We're intentionally not the ones running day-to-day Discord or Telegram management in this program.

Community moderation on those platforms is high-touch and constant. It doesn't scale efficiently through an agency model, and paying us to staff it would push your cost structure up without a clear return at this stage.

Our recommendation: your team owns that channel directly. It keeps costs down, and it keeps your most engaged users talking to you, not to us. We'll stay closely looped in on strategy, tone, and content support so it never feels disconnected from everything else we're building.

PROGRAM RECOMMENDATION

Your evolving program.

Phase 1 — Now, while beta is referral-gated (~30 days)

Now

The first stage in your growth evolution is targeted at filling the beta list and generating early buzz without overspending and overattracting.

Strategic Social Support

  • Analytics, social listening, recommendations, account leadership

Handle Management

  • X and Instagram ownership, with posting volumes subject to strategic alignment

Creative Support

  • Graphic and motion support for everything above

Micro-KOL Program, with Takeover

  • Referral-driven, the only compliant acquisition channel right now
  • Maps to Takeover's "Amplification" service (organic reach via micro-creator quote-retweets)

Investment

~$25k/mo retainer + 25% of KOL spend (perks/giveaway spend folds into this fee, not a separate line)

Let's sling some slabs.

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