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Okay so you picked a role. Now here is exactly how to research and pitch it so you actually get a response. ➥ Step 1: Find the right projects to pitch. Do not pitch blindly. → Go to Web3 job boards Crypto Jobs List, Web3 Career, Crypto rank etc. → Search for projects actively hiring in your role category. → If they are hiring for a Community Manager and you want to be their Retention Manager that project already knows they have a people problem. You are walking into a warm conversation. ➥ Step 2: Research them before you say a word. → Spend 30 minutes inside their world before you pitch. → Go through their X page how is their engagement really? → Join their Discord is the community active or dead? → Use their product where does the experience break down? → Read their last 10 announcements what problems keep coming up? You are not looking for what they are doing well. You are looking for the gap between where they are and where they are trying to go. That gap is your pitch. ➥ Step 3: Build a micro sample before you reach out. → Do not show up empty handed. → If you want the Onboarding Specialist role, go through their onboarding flow and document exactly where new users get lost. → Write a one page breakdown of the problem and how you would fix it. If you want the Ecosystem Researcher role pull together a short competitor analysis. Three projects in their space. What they are doing differently. What the gaps are. → If you want the Token Education role write one thread explaining their token in the simplest language possible. Show them what their community could understand if someone explained it properly. This is your proof of work. It took you two hours. It will do more than a CV ever could. Step 4: Write the pitch. Keep it short. Three parts only. → What you noticed "I went through your onboarding flow and noticed new users are dropping off at step 3. This is why it is happening." → What you would do about it "Here is a quick breakdown of how I would fix it. I already started putting it together link below." → The soft ask "If this is useful and you want to talk about working together I am open to it. No pressure either way." That is it. No long introduction. No list of your qualifications. No "I am a passionate Web3 enthusiast." Just a problem, a solution, and an open door. ➥ Step 5: Send it to the right person. Not the official email. Not the contact form. Find the founder, the community lead, or the growth manager on X. Watch what they post. Engage genuinely for a few days. Then send the pitch as a DM warm, not cold. A warm DM to the right person will always outperform a cold email to the wrong inbox. This is the full system. Research. Sample. Pitch. Right person. The roles are waiting. Now you know exactly how to walk into them. Don't forget to retweet and bookmark for more reach.🙂‍↔ We don't gatekeep over here.🦋