Without buying more NFTs, how can you help make an impact on the project you are a part of?
Ask not just what the project can do for you, ask what you can do for your projects.
🧵 to create value to the communities you are a part of.
1. The Welcome
Impact of how people feel when they first join leaves a BIG impact on their purchase.
On twitter, when you see someone new joining the community, at minimum, LIKE the post and if you feel bold, go ahead and say congrats in the comments.
One of the top projects on #SOL @DeGodsNFT understands this impact and has come up with this innovated approach of "The Welcome".
Smart. Very Smart. @frankdegods gets it the importance. Do you?
2. The Onboarding
When someone joins the project discord, convos should stop to welcome the newcomer. Another point of validation of their purchase. This build stickiness.
Imagine showing up and no one cares or greets. This can lead to buyers remorse.
When you welcome someone to your community, you want them to feel instantly part of the tribe or home.
Imagine showing up to a party, excited to join but don't know your way around or people there. Having someone or many welcome can make you feel at ease and at HOME.
3. Stay Active
We're all challenged w/ discord fatigue, especially w/ WL meta. For communities you care about, pop in stay active. Activity level remaining high is way to keep communities engaged.
People buy the art, they stay for community. This requires your participation.
4. Rock the PFP
Most people own multiple PFPs, which PFP they use is a choice, a flex and/or loyalty. Its social signaling. In the sea of anons, this says you and me are the same tribe.
Tools like NFTinspect, we know % of community using PFP matters but WHY?
Shows community strength and pride. It creates an elevated mimetic desire if you see it everywhere or used by people you like. More use it, more want to use it as PFP.
High PFP usage leads to High Demand.
5. Promote
Common community complaint is absence of marketing. Most powerful is promotion done by community.
Dont need 100K followers. Do it within your circles. Sharing your excitement can be infectious to others. If you're not excited about the project, why should they be?
You could promote w/ a 🧵 People are thirsty for content. You may be a subject matter expert. Don't assume people know what YOU know.
I started w/ writing 🧵s on different projects to share my investment thesis. These are often shared spreading awareness of the project to others
Note of Caution: Shouldn't have to state obvious but don't shill projects to use friends and circle as exit liquidity.
When you help people get Ws, they trust u more. Ur power of recommendation grows.
Win and Help Win.
6. News/Alpha
Tweets or RTs of news/alpha or updates from w/in the community is a great way to become a pulse on the project you are a part of.
I follow certain people because I respect their fair opinions or insights of whats going on with projects. I know others do as well.
7. YOU
Best way to represent the project you are part of, is being kind and good to others.
Ultimately, u will serve to be a reflection of the community. Every community has bad apples but if ppl respect u. Over time, it transfers to the community they associate you with.
TLDR: Ways to add value without adding more capital.
1. The Welcome
2. The Onboarding
3. Stay Active
4. Rock the PFP
5. Promote
6. News/Alpha
7. You
Power and value unlocks w/in the strength of the community.
Be the member you want the community to be.
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