We help NFT projects sell their NFTs while incentivizing their community in web3 style.
Problem:
We talked to countless NFT project creators, and they asked if we could help market their project, or in other words, sell out their collection.
But is this the way web3 operates?
Sure, some promoters on Twitter do giveaways and have 100–200k followers, but no one knows if they are real; they seem scammy.
Twitter is where many people fake their followers, like, and retweet numbers. And if projects pay such Twitter promoters, it looks scammy.
Check Promos out here: docs.promos.wtf and promos.wtf
What you should do differently & How to involve your community
Usually, success comes through the community that you built tirelessly. It requires time and is no simple endeavor.
It is the stepstone to success because, without a strong community, you don’t have advocates who love you, your work, the art you created, and the community you built.
Solution: Launching a collection and expecting to sell out is only possible with a tight nit and solid community
Your community will be your advocates and promoters if they like what you do.
They will speak highly of you and recommend your project to the public, to their friends & family.
In web3 is about inclusivity and rewarding everyone involved that brings value.
That is why your community should get a reward when they help you sell your NFTs.
In traditional business, this is called referral marketing.
When your people are convinced, they send over their referral code to their friends, and the company rewards them.
Check Promos out here: docs.promos.wtf and promos.wtf
The idea for Promos was born out of a real problem the market has, and we encountered no one has built before.
We let you create your referral link so you can also get a piece of the cake when you recommend a specific NFT.
It is a toolkit but no guarantee of success, similar to allow lists — a tool that only works with projects with an extensive community.
Allow lists were introduced to fight gas wars and make managing enormous amounts of data accessible.
Allow lists were not introduced to make your project sell out.
Allow lists receive many thousand registrants, but in the end, people don’t care anymore because getting an allow list spot is no guarantee of a successful mint.
If they see no one mint, they also don’t mint.
This tool is not made for bear markets and all projects.
Again, it is a tool in your arsenal of tools.
Similar to Promos.
In the end, you, the project creator OR artist, build your community and decide about success — not any tool.
Check Promos out here: docs.promos.wtf and promos.wtf
We hope you enjoyed the read.
