We've decided to share this quick sneak peek of some cool new stuff we got in our Enchanted Club. 🐢
Join us while you can 👀 https://t.co/k0hvqT2P9R
#nftcommunity#nftart#nfts
(2/2) We partnered with @ECClubNFT, a 10,000 NFT project that will donate 70% of their initial sales to environmental organizations focused on helping the well-being of our home and to reactivate the tourism in the archipelago. It is incredible to work alongside a great team!
We always look for new ways to help the Galapagos Islands. Since we recently went through a tourism slump due to the global pandemic, we know we should open ourselves up to more opportunities that have the same goal of helping the Islands. (1/2)
#Supporting_Projects
Today’s Giveaway!
#womenLed
Wanna win a happyNation NFT?
Here is how:
1.Follow @talnavarro & @HappyNationNFT
3.Follow the discord https://t.co/5oIWWH2AWg
https://t.co/ysbXxcepwa & Retweet’s
3. Tag 3 other friends
Winner announcement on CH at 11am PDT! 🚀
@MartiniGuyYT My REC: Save the Galápagos Islands with @ECClubNFT! They’ve partnered with @DarwinFound to support research initiatives and help with economic reactivation of the islands + their artwork is beautiful AND you can win a trip for 2 to the 🏝if you mint a golden creature 😉
@elwono_@DotaCinema Wow that’s unacceptable. It’s okay to pull inspiration but creators not crediting their source (or in this case direct copy) is just awful.
Ultimately, building a community takes time and effort but it is the most rewarding and ultimately best thing you can do for your project.
Projects that don’t focus on community should be treated with caution, at least imo. Do you agree?
Finally, trust. Doxxing is one way that can generate trust with your community and also allow them to put a face to the name.
You should always underpromise but overdeliver and stay true to your word. If you make a mistake, be transparent when communicating to your community.