1) Professional Presentation: Good website, social media presences and active community management. EX @SpaceRobotsNFT @BossBeezNFT
3) fair pricing. Projects seem to lose connection to actual usd values...EGLD is more expensive than SOL and yet some projects dare to ask for 1 EGLD+...@SuperRare_Bears had a nice 0.07 presale, @BossBeezNFT 0.15.
4) Don't try to sell me NFTs you mint 100-200* at 0.15-0.2 EGLD. That's BS. You are collecting 40 EGLD for a single work. Not correct.
5) Create Investor incentives. have a roadmap and plans for use cases. Elrond NFTs aren't particular strong on this subject yet. I hope once competition heats up they will make more of an effort.
6) Be unique. Actually @SpaceRobotsNFT stands out on this topic by far again.
7) don't Over mint. Elrond is still a small community and overall NFT market is struggling. Anything over 5000 editions a set seems too much to me.
8) there's many more things that are state of art on other chains already, s.g. royalty pay outs to holders, floor sweeping buyback bots...but this is just a few points I wanted to share. Feedback appreciated. :)
9) one more thing: @ElrondProjectCreators, just imagine you are a musician...make good music and make a comfortable living from a percentage of the royalties, instead of trying to make a quick buck from big and expensive mints with no afterplans :)
10) as it's my thread I take the liberty to amend it - I like when projects are inspired by pop culture and famous movies, et cetera...but they also should respect IP and Copyright. I know this space is a bit like the wild west, but a DMCA claim isn't fun.
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