Tebi is hiring its "first hospitality fan Sales person in Munich", AEs in Cologne/Düsseldorf and Copenhagen and SDRs in Rome and Milan, and an Events & Community Manager to "launch a city campaign in weeks, not months". The Berlin launch page shows what works: a local hello, German compliance (TSE, DATEV), and stories from Kreuzberg and Mitte venues. But Berlin is the only city page. Every other locale carries a copy of the Berlin page (the Danish one in English, "Hallo Berlin, meet Tebi"), and there is no page for any of the cities the new sales team is about to work.
First action
Duplicate the Berlin page for Munich this week, in German.
How to measure it
Demo requests from new city pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- 40 a month across five cities
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Make the template
Sections from the Berlin page, editable per city.
Growth Marketer 2 days
Write Munich first
German copy, TSE and DATEV line, local team.
Account Executive - Munich 2 days
Add the other cities
Cologne/Düsseldorf, Copenhagen, Rome, Milan in their languages.
Growth Marketer 1 week
Clean up the locales
Remove or translate the Berlin copies in Danish, Finnish and Italian.
Growth Marketer 1 day
City referral codes
One code and tracked link per city.
Growth Marketer 1 day
Use in outreach and events
Every AE and SDR sequence links to its city page.
Events & Community Manager ongoing
Swap in local stories
First local merchants as they go live.
Account Specialist - Berlin monthly
Why it works
Turn the Berlin page into a template and ship a page per new city in its language: a local hello, the local compliance line, the first two or three local merchants as soon as they are live (until then, the nearest strong story plus the local team), a city referral code and a "meet us" slot for the next event. Remove the Berlin page from locales where it makes no sense (Danish, Finnish, Italian), and give each AE and SDR the city link for outreach and events.
Owners trust what is local. A city page gives every new AE a link worth sending, gives each event a landing page, and lets you see demand per city from day one.
Ready to use
ChecklistCity launch page
[ ] Hello in the local language [ ] Local compliance line (TSE/DATEV, RT, etc.) [ ] Two local merchant stories (or the local team until live) [ ] Next event or dinner, with RSVP [ ] City referral code [ ] Demo form routed to the city AE [ ] Linked from the city AE's email signature
Risks and how to handle them
Thin pages before local customers exist
Lead with the local team and an event invite; add local stories as soon as possible.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe Berlin launch page ("Hallo Berlin, das ist Tebi.") is Tebi's only city page: "TSE-konform und DATEV-ready", stories from Berlin venues Boii Boii (Kreuzberg), Bravo (Mitte) and Ari's, a "Tebi Team in Berlin" video, and a Berlin referral page. The same /berlin page is listed in every locale's sitemap (Danish, Italian, Finnish, Dutch, Spanish); the Danish version reads in English, "Hallo Berlin, meet Tebi". The sitemaps (checked October 22, 2026) have no page for Munich, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Copenhagen, Rome or Milan.Source
- HiringSales hiring across new cities: "our first hospitality fan Sales person in Munich" (posted August 24, 2026), Account Executives in Cologne/Düsseldorf (August 24 and September 29), Berlin (August 4), Rome (July 29) and Copenhagen (October 1), and Sales Development Representatives in Rome and Milan (October 19). Sales means "field sales, cold sales, networking, events", finding "the coolest new hospitality spots in town", with HubSpot and Clay.Source
- HiringEvents & Community Manager (Amsterdam, posted October 16, 2026): "Restaurant owners trust other restaurant owners"; "When we launched in Berlin, we hosted a four-hands dinner with two local merchants and a well-known food creator." The role runs events "in 2-3 markets at a time", turns them into templates "so we can launch a city campaign in weeks, not months", builds partner networks of "drinks distributors, wholesalers, food creators, hospitality associations, accountants and the advisers who help new venues open", tests "an affiliate or referral program for partners", and tracks "every event in HubSpot from invite to demo to signed merchant".Source
- Your websiteThe Italian cash register page (/it/registratore-di-cassa, "Conforme alla normativa 2026") and the Danish POS page (/dk/kassesystem) quote Amsterdam venues (Klaproos, Mossel en Gin) as proof; the homepage testimonials are also Dutch venues (ZeroZero Amsterdam, Zoldering, Binnenvisser, Barracuda).Source