How Symmetry acquires customers.
“I started the YouTube channel in university because I felt university was small for me, meaning that I could do more work, I could do more things... At first it was quite hard... but you work hard, you learn from every video you upload and slowly but surely you start getting more views, more subs...”
“Miguel, one of the Co-Founders, already had his own personal brand, including a self-improvement YouTube channel with 350K subscribers. Symmetry is managing a total of 55 accounts and made over 83 million views. 320K views on YouTube across 2 accounts.”
“Miguel, one of the Co-Founders, already had his own personal brand, including a self-improvement YouTube channel with 350K subscribers. Symmetry is managing a total of 55 accounts and made over 83 million views.”
“Symmetry blew up on TikTok through two main strategies. One of them is a UGC wave built around Spanish Gen Z fitness creators. There are 19 accounts branded “name.symmetry” that have already generated 8.8M views since launching in October.”
“Symmetry blew up on TikTok through two main strategies. One of them is a UGC wave built around Spanish Gen Z fitness creators. There are 19 accounts branded “name.symmetry” that have already generated 8.8M views since launching in October.”
“Symmetry blew up on TikTok through two main strategies. One of them is a UGC wave built around Spanish Gen Z fitness creators. There are 19 accounts branded “name.symmetry” that have already generated 8.8M views since launching in October. The second strategy, and also their most successful one, ...”
“Strategic partnerships with payroll providers like Gusto, Square, and ADP have been key drivers of customer acquisition and revenue growth.”
“Symmetry runs three faceless Instagram accounts that are going insanely viral. @symmetry.club is the biggest one, at 25.9 million views. It blew up by using simple, relatable and shareable self improvement hooks at the top, then adding a fade in effect that reveals images matching the hook with q...”
“Strategic partnerships with payroll providers like Gusto, Square, and ADP have been key drivers of customer acquisition and revenue growth.”