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Welcome To My Page ❤️
I'm great at:
• Helping Communities Grow & Scale
• Result-Oriented Research
• Content & Social Posts Designs
• Exchange (Emperor Exchange💱)
Why follow?
• I post available web3 jobs
• I post, rp, helpful tips, alphas & contents.
Here are 12 books about Human Nature, Strategy, Power, and Negotiation.
I highly recommend you read at least two from this list.
1. The Art of the Deal by Donald Trump
2. The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
3. The Prince by Niccolò Machiavelli
4. The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Baltasar Gracián
5. The Power Broker by Robert Caro
6. Barbarians at the Gate by Bryan Burrough & John Helyar
7. Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini
8. Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss
9. Thick Face, Black Heart by Chin-Ning Chu
10. The Art of War by Sun Tzu
11. Secret of Power Negotiating By Roger Dawson
12. The Craft of Power by R.G.H Siu
@yeswepump_com Hey YesWePump, Let's pump this project to the sky 🚀, it's a great project.
And if your 'General' chat dies down during the Asia timezone. I’m a CM specializing in 24/7 engagement—could I help you keep the momentum going overnight?
@Lumio_xyz Hey Lumio, it's a great project.
And if your 'General' chat dies down during the Asia timezone. I’m a CM specializing in 24/7 engagement—could I help you keep the momentum going overnight?
If you are New to Web3 Jobs, Here is the easiest way to spot Projects early on X (Twitter)!!
This is not something I am supposed to share with everyone because if you take advantage of it;
- You will never struggle with finding new projects
- you will bag a lot of Gigs and opportunities.
So, Make sure you read and Implement.
And RT for others to see and learn.
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Building a personal brand while learning a new skill is simple. You just need to focus on three types of posts.
At this stage, you don’t need to wait until you’ve mastered the skill.
You also don’t need to overthink content or try to sound like an expert.
The goal is to share your learning in a simple way.
These are three kinds of content you should focus on👇
The first is your learning process.
Share what you’re learning as you go, a concept you understood today, a lesson from a tutorial, something that clicked after practice.
The second is your challenges and lessons.
Talk about what you tried, what didn’t work, and what helped you move forward. These posts show how you approach problems.
Lastly, teach people what you’re learning.
If you learned something, explain it in your own words. Keep it simple and clear. Teaching what you understand helps you become better.
If you stay consistent with these three types of posts, you’ll always know what to share.
Good morning my people!!!
If you are a web3 jobber, read this before you send your next cold DM.
Drafted a personalised cold dm hook for all serious web3 jobbers looking to close $500-$1000 deals in 2026
📍BOOKMARK FOR FUTURE REFERENCE📍
So if you're a
→ Community Moderation
→ Content Writer
→ Marketer
→ Designers
Read this👇🏻
1. For a Community Manager (The "Engagement" Hook)
"Hey [Name], love the vibe in the Discord lately. I noticed the 'Announcements' channel gets high heat, but the 'General' chat dies down during the Asia timezone. I’m a CM specializing in 24/7 engagement—could I help you keep the momentum going overnight?"
2. For a Content Writer (The "Education" Hook)
"Hey [Project Name], just read your latest Mirror post on [Topic]. It’s great, but I think a 'Simplified Thread' on X would help onboard non-tech users. I've done this for [Project X]—mind if I send over a draft of how I’d break it down for you?"
3. For a Developer (The "Bug" Hook)
"Hi [Project Name], was testing the new swap feature on [Protocol] and noticed a small lag when connecting Rabby wallets. I’m a front-end dev and I’ve fixed this exact issue before. Happy to jump in and patch it for you guys this week."
4. For a Designer (The "UX" Hook)
"Hey [Project Name], huge fan of the protocol. I noticed the mobile UI for the staking page is a bit cramped on smaller screens. I’m a Web3 designer and I’ve mocked up a cleaner version—mind if I share the Figma link with you?"
5. For a Growth/Marketing Person (The "Competitor" Hook)
"Hi [Project Name], I noticed [Competitor's Project name] is gaining a lot of traction on Base right now. I have a strategy to help your Project capture that specific user base through a niche incentive program. Do you have 5 mins to see the outline?"
6. For a Researcher/Data Analyst (The "Dune" Hook)
"Hey [Projects' Name], I just built a custom Dune dashboard for your protocol's retention rates. The data shows a massive spike on Tuesdays. I’m a data freelancer, want me to send you the full report and some ideas on how to capitalize on it?"
7. For a Virtual Assistant (The "Admin" Hook)
"Hi [Project Name], congrats on the successful launch! I know things get chaotic post-mint. I’m a Web3 VA, I can handle your calendar, dev updates, and mod coordination so you can focus on the roadmap. Can I take a few tasks off your plate?"
8. For a Video Editor (The "Content Pivot" Hook)
"Hey [Project Name], your YouTube explainers are solid, but they’d kill as a 60-second TikToks/Reels for the younger crowd. I specialize in 'DeFi-style' short-form edits. Can I edit your last video into 3 clips for free to show you the quality?"
9. For a Business Development (The "Partnership" Hook)
"Hi [Project Name], I have a direct line to the treasury leads at [Other Project]. I think a collaboration between you two would double your TVL. I’m a freelance BD and happy to facilitate the intro and help structure the deal."
10. The "Generalist" (The "Helpful Lurker" Hook)
"Hey [Project Name], been lurking in the community for months and I see the team is stretched thin on [Specific Task]. I’m a freelancer with 3 years in Web3 and I have 10 hours a week open. Would love to help out on a trial basis!"
Golden Rules for DMs:
📍 Don't say "Hi" and wait. Send the whole message at once.
📍 Offer a "Trial." It's easier for them to say "Yes" to a 1-week test than a 6-month contract.
📍 Follow up once. If they don't reply in 3 days, send: "Hey! Just bumping this to the top. Still happy to help if needed."
To make these work, keep them short.
In 2026, founders are flooded with AI-generated spam, so mentioning a specific detail about their project is what gets you the reply.
Which of these matches your skill best? And would you be trying them anytime soon?
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See you on the next one.
Ire oh✌🏻