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Hi Leon I really appreciated the insights you shared ! I'm planning on organizing giveaways on Twitter to share the whitelist spots (many of them) with my audience and bringing them to Discord to claim them, but an influencer told me I wouldn’t get that much engagement with this method. Do you have any suggestions on how I could effectively share the whitelist spots and catch some eyes?
Hi Leon! I've been experimenting with Twitter and I've noticed that shorter tweets tend to perform better than threads for me. I am constantly under the impression that people don’t want to read that much. Based on my past results, people seem to prefer simple content with a maximum of two sentences. Can you challenge my opinion and tell me why I should put the effort into making a thread if nobody seems to be interested in reading them? Am I missing something?
I've never seen an account with less than 5k followers make a tweet with 100k impressions. But I'm constantly seeing accounts with less than 5k follows with threads exploding over 100k impressions. It's harder to get liftoff with your threads, but once you do, you become unstoppable on Twitter
Love your content 🔥 Would you be able to do a video on ways to monetize an NFT collection (other than the initial NFT sale)? So things like merch, royalties, etc. I'm a founder of a project and would love to hear your ideas on this.
I think you're asking yourself the wrong question. Instead of asking yourself how can you monetize your NFT collection you should be thinking how can you monetize existing business models using NFT technology. Once you start thinking that way, the opportunities just open up.
@@LeonAbboud I see what you mean, however, that's what we've already done to get to the point we are (we're in NFT gaming). My logic is we have a passionate community who want to represent the project, so things like merch make sense. Merch gives value to the community, but also helps to provide cashflows to support further game development and project expansion. In this sense we have already used NFTs as you said (NFT gaming), but would like to explore other ways to monetize the collection outside of NFTs. Do you have any ideas?
Really enjoyed this one Leon! Great work and really valuable! Keep it up homie!
Appreciate you! Thank you for watching
This is a really good one man. Keep on pushing. Appreciate it! Keep on going with your Twitter account.
Thanks John! Appreciate you being a regular watcher
Thanks for watching web3 family! Remember, it's the people like you, here today in the bear, that will build the Web3 of tomorrow. The world needs you.
Hi Leon I really appreciated the insights you shared !
I'm planning on organizing giveaways on Twitter to share the whitelist spots (many of them) with my audience and bringing them to Discord to claim them, but an influencer told me I wouldn’t get that much engagement with this method. Do you have any suggestions on how I could effectively share the whitelist spots and catch some eyes?
Hi Leon!
I've been experimenting with Twitter and I've noticed that shorter tweets tend to perform better than threads for me. I am constantly under the impression that people don’t want to read that much. Based on my past results, people seem to prefer simple content with a maximum of two sentences.
Can you challenge my opinion and tell me why I should put the effort into making a thread if nobody seems to be interested in reading them? Am I missing something?
I've never seen an account with less than 5k followers make a tweet with 100k impressions. But I'm constantly seeing accounts with less than 5k follows with threads exploding over 100k impressions. It's harder to get liftoff with your threads, but once you do, you become unstoppable on Twitter
Your content is great bro,learnt so much
Thank you Kufre, thank you for watching!
Hey man biggest way to grow is to engaged! With Twitter blue it’s so easy to get top comments honestly!
Thank you as always for teaching us👍 can you tell me the website you used to see who are the best NFT influencers at the moment please 🙏🏼
Hey friend! Happy you got some value. Website is called NFT inspect
Informative video as always! Thanks for sharing
My pleasure!! Thanks for watching man
Excellent video Leon ♥️♥️
Thank you!!
Love your content 🔥
Would you be able to do a video on ways to monetize an NFT collection (other than the initial NFT sale)? So things like merch, royalties, etc.
I'm a founder of a project and would love to hear your ideas on this.
I think you're asking yourself the wrong question. Instead of asking yourself how can you monetize your NFT collection you should be thinking how can you monetize existing business models using NFT technology. Once you start thinking that way, the opportunities just open up.
@@LeonAbboud I see what you mean, however, that's what we've already done to get to the point we are (we're in NFT gaming).
My logic is we have a passionate community who want to represent the project, so things like merch make sense. Merch gives value to the community, but also helps to provide cashflows to support further game development and project expansion.
In this sense we have already used NFTs as you said (NFT gaming), but would like to explore other ways to monetize the collection outside of NFTs.
Do you have any ideas?