Kris 👁️.👁️

#StandWithUkraine

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

I’m Ukrainian, born in Lugansk, and I hated russians even way before they came to destroy my home in 2014.

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

@kristovaga @69thSB This is WOW!!! Thank you for support 🇺🇦

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

A post to save ☑️

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

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[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

How to treat your community right? Here are some tips 👇🪄

1. Engaging content and clear messaging should be your best friends.
2. Reply and share your personal attitude. Interaction is the key 🔑
3. Be real (no fakes are accepted 😅).
4. Collect feedback & implement changes. Listen attentively 👂

Anything to add? We would be glad to read your insights 💡

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

. @aroundb_agency marketing team 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

🌟It's always an honor for the AroundB team to work on amazing Web3 products and receive clients' testimonials!

Thank you for our productive cooperation 😊🙏

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

Our event team is happy to share a story about an exciting journey into organizing unique events for 1inch.

It has been a colorful tapestry of challenges, notable achievements, and unforgettable moments 🪄

🌟Over 23 events
🌟14 different countries

🚀 https://t.co/5g6slOUBXs

Thinking about a similar journey for your brand? We're at your service whenever you're ready. Drop us a line 👉[email protected].

#cryptoevents #events #marketing #meetup #conference #web3community

[Alona Mysko @AlonaMysko]

- Well I manage my department, and I've been doing that for several years now, and God I've learned a lot of life lessons along the way.

- Your department's just you right?

- Yes Jim, but I am not easy to manage ;)

Here are my 3 tips I use from the financial world for self-management:

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

Growing a genuine and engaged following takes time and effort. Here are 5 Tips on your project’s Social Media Growth:

💎Consistency & high-quality
Regularly post high-quality content that is relevant to your target audience. Add images, gifs, and memes to attract and interact with your followers.

🌈Engage with your audience
Respond to comments, messages, and interactions from your followers. That makes so much sense!

#️⃣Use relevant hashtags
Research and use popular and niche-specific hashtags that your target audience is likely to search for.

🫂Collaborations and partnerships
Collaborations, cross-promotions, and partnerships can introduce your content to a wider network.

👾Run contests and giveaways
Organize contests, giveaways, or interactive challenges encouraging user participation and sharing. For example, @zealy_io, @Galxe, @gleamapp, @QuestN_com

Focus on building real connections, providing value to your audience, and adapting your strategy 🤝

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

Long time no see 😁

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

@josiewermter 100% 😃

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

New TOP-5 books to make you smarter and more ready for a decentralized future 👇

🔹The Internet of Money, @aantonop
🔹Web3 Marketing, @amandacassatt
🔹Read Write Own, @cdixon
🔹The Truth Machine, @mikejcasey, @paulvigna
🔹Proof of Stake, @VitalikButerin

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

What does our FREE 💸 Social Media Analysis look like?

Problem 🔴: a chaotic visual look
Solution 🟢: It’s highly recommended to develop a style guide and produce graphics based on it, your goals, and your target audience. All images should have spare graphic elements and branding (to create a common association with the company & your product).

Fill out this form until 1.09 & get a FREE 💸 customized analysis including recommendations and tips to boost your profiles 🔥 https://t.co/qhFgxvTLhb

#socialmediamarketing #smm #Web3 #CryptoTwitter

[CoinDesk @CoinDesk]

Fear of AI taking over?

@ilblackdragon sees a future where AI, Web3 and humans will collaborate to solve global problems like curing cancer.

It's not dystopia; it's synergy.

An opinion: https://t.co/GssQaokgPh

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

@KateBour True 👏🏼

[AroundB Web3 Agency @aroundb_agency]

Don’t forget that #community building is essential for every #crypto project.

It is vital for:
🔼growth
🔼success
🔼sustainability

It also serves as:
💎a support system
💎a #marketing engine
💎a source of valuable feedback and insights

Nurturing and engaging with the community should be a top priority for any crypto project that significantly impacts the #blockchain space.

Let’s talk about how to build the right community for your project in the next post ⏰

[Natalie Gavrilenko @geneveforever]

If you are planning to organize any kind of event this autumn or winter, it's a perfect time to start all organizational processes.
@aroundb_agency is here to help you

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[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

@vkholostenko 🇬🇪❤️

[Kris 👁️.👁️ @kris_aroundb]

same 🥲

[Paris Rouzati @parisrouz]

The X logo is so hideous it pains me to click the app (but alas I am still here)

[David Senra @FoundersPodcast]

Paul Graham's "How to Do Great Work" is excellent.

40 of my favorite ideas from the essay:

1. Curiosity is the best guide.

2. Being prolific is underrated.

3. If you asked an oracle the secret to doing great work and the oracle replied with a single word, my bet would be on "curiosity."

4. Seek out the best colleagues.

5. Make something you yourself want.

6. If you're interested you're not astray.

7. Unfashionable problems are undervalued.

8. Curiosity and originality are closely related.

9. Your curiosity never lies, and it knows more than you do about what's worth paying attention to.

10. Never abandon the root node.

11. If you don't try to be the best you won't even be good.

12. Work with people you want to become like, because you will.

13. Interest will drive you to work harder than mere diligence ever could.

14. Great work happens by focusing consistently on something you're genuinely interested in.

15. Great work usually entails spending what would seem to most people an unreasonable amount of time on a problem.

16. We underestimate the cumulative effect of work. Writing a page a day doesn't sound like much, but if you do it every day you'll write a book a year. That's the key: consistency.

17. People think big ideas are answers, but often the real insight was in the question.

18. Something that grows exponentially can become so valuable that it's worth making an extraordinary effort to get it started.

19. Some of the biggest discoveries come from noticing connections between different fields.

20. It's a great thing to be rich in unanswered questions.

21. What are you excessively curious about — curious to a degree that would bore most other people? That's what you're looking for.

22. Boldly chase outlier ideas, even if other people aren't interested in them — in fact, especially if they aren't.

23. A field should become increasingly interesting as you learn more about it. If it doesn't, it's probably not for you.

24. One sign that you're suited for some kind of work is when you like even the parts that other people find tedious.

25. Ask yourself: Am I working on what I most want to work on?

26. The best ideas have implications in many different areas.

27. Original ideas don't come from trying to have original ideas. They come from trying to build or understand something slightly too difficult.

28. Great work often comes from returning to a question you first noticed years before and couldn't stop thinking about.

29. Big things start small. The initial versions of big things were often just experiments, or side projects, or talks, which then grew into something bigger.

30. You can't have a lot of good ideas without also having a lot of bad ones.

31. Begin by trying the simplest thing that could possibly work. Surprisingly often, it does.

32. Originality is the presence of new ideas, not the absence of old ones.

33. Husband your morale. It's the basis of everything when you're working on ambitious projects.

34. Avoid letting intermediaries come between you and your audience.

35. Don't marry someone who doesn't understand that you need to work, or sees your work as competition for your attention.

36. If you're ambitious, you need to work; it's almost like a medical condition

37. Seek out the people who increase your energy and avoid those who decrease it.

38. If you do anything well enough you'll make it prestigious.

39. What might seem to be merely the initial step — deciding what to work on — is in a sense the key to the whole game.

40. At each stage do whatever seems most interesting and gives you the best options for the future. I call this approach "staying upwind." This is how most people who've done great work seem to have done it.

[Misha @mishadavinci]

why do we need crypto & web3?

- to create access and opportunity
- solve inequality
- boost human and individual rights
- restore privacy
- realign capitalism
- bolster democracy
- reconfigure the supply chain
- create prosperity for many more