Key lessons: NFT Marketing
1. Don't pay for influencers to shill your project; you won't get the followers you're looking for.
2. Show the art! If you have a good product, the people will come.
3. Adapt to your community. If you didn't plan for *these* fans, change the plan.
Really grateful for the opportunity to work with @AizomeEth and @marko_stepmates. They’re genuinely good lads with a good outlook on the NFT space.
If you’ve been wanting more info on Bread Heads, or just want to know our founders better, give this one a listen!
I've been saying that knowledge in the NFT space is the most valuable asset.
Starting to think there's another that's at least on par: trust.
Everyone in this space has been rugged. Trust is invaluable.
Anonymity is okay— just be genuine.
Late night thought from behind the scenes of building a NFT brand.
Devs != gods. We're people behind a screen, just like you.
If you join a project and the devs are acting like gods, you should probably get out of there.
Find one with devs who engage with you, human to human.
@JeremyESolorza1 @the_breadheads Hey JSolo! Yup, our discord has over 13K bread heads in it :) It's a closed discord though. Turn on notifications for @the_breadheads 🔔, we post a limited discord link almost everyday. Still time to get in!