I learned this tip yesterday:
Look for a problem that hits people hard in the chest, and find out how your project is bringing in the solution.
Spell the problem out in simple sentences.
For example, a home chef might say, "I am a home chef, let's do a little business.
Your family doesn't eat together anymore (in a case where you or your wife is too busy to cook), and if they do, do they eat healthily?" If they say this, they could cook for your family and make 10 times more sales.
The secret is to articulate the problem so clearly that anyone who hears it says, "Oh, that's me."
@TON did this with the sound bite "Putting Crypto In Every Pocket," which got me into DeFi, and I bet that’s the same story for most of the chads here who started their journey with TON.
Who doesn't want crypto in their pocket?
Creating such a sound bite isn't easy, but once you do, growing a project becomes simple.
That sound bite alone is enough to win your audience's heart.
GM, everyone.
@itsSh0la I saw a post on tiktok where siraheem, the okoya's son, he quited music about 2 or 3 months ago, and now he is constructing his own warehouse now..moves only the rich can pull
Today is the first day of the rest of my life, and i am committed to see it through.
I will continue to test different approach to how LLMs get to cite brands in thier answers.
Does that sound impossible? Wait let me find out.
GM 🤗
There’s so much to do, from personal development to making money and creating real impact.
My heart races just thinking about it all.
For now, I simply need to keep my head high and take things one step at a time.
Today is the first day of the rest of my life, so I’m treating every idea like it matters.
This morning I thought about one question: how can web3 projects get mentioned by big AI models?
This is only one way. Also hold AMAs, share posts in bigger crypto groups, and keep spam out so the talk stays clean.
Do this regularly and your project becomes something AI models know and mention.