Christopher Schoop
Head of Socials at Cryptic
Channels
- X
- Telegram
- Discord
- YouTube
- Google Ads
Head of Socials at Cryptic
Channels
Christopher Schoop is Head of Socials at Cryptic, the Dubai-based crypto marketing agency founded in 2020. He leads social media strategy and content distribution for Web3 and crypto projects across X, Telegram, Discord, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube, and runs paid campaigns on Google Ads.
Channel strategy for Web3 and crypto projects across X, Telegram, Discord, LinkedIn, Instagram and YouTube.
Getting Cryptic campaigns and articles in front of the right crypto communities.
Paid acquisition for Cryptic through Google Ads.
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