Split attention weakens messages. Pick one story and own it.
This post was originally published on October 20, 2025, on LinkedIn.
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Bettorify wants to be different, and that’s a great thing!
But there’s something wrong with how they’re doing it.
Their story splits into two separate narratives.
Narrative 1: We localize for Asia. We understand cultural nuance, payment flows, player psychology, and design signals that Western templates get wrong. We build platforms that feel native, not translated.
Narrative 2: We don’t mass-onboard. Rejecting the factory model. We’re selective, choosing fewer operators. We treat operators as partners, not tickets in a queue. You get real support, real evolution, real partnership depth. Acting as an extension of each client’s team.
Both these narratives are true. Both are valuable. But that split weakens Bettorify’s message. It divides the energy, time, and money it’s investing in signaling the market.
It also confuses prospects. Customers always follow the path of least resistance. When forced to hold both at once, they end up confused about what Bettorify actually stands for.
That’s money on the floor.
Bettorify needs to figure out its story. With a single, clear narrative, they could focus all their energy there. One message. One reason to remember them. One reason to choose them.
Right now, that energy is scattered.
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