jacy
6mo
Member
i’m working with a creative agency and a lot of our clients are asking about doing activations & airdrops on farcaster.
momentum is building.
here’s how you can boost your odds of qualifying for future drops:
💸 do your best to lose the spam label. how? engage meaningfully. less frames. less quote casting. more original content.
💸 engage actively with mini apps via your warplet. across chains where possible.
💸 cast about projects. give feedback. be a valued user. it’s okay to criticize, but do it constructively from a place of empathy.
💸 most importantly, don’t sell your airdrops.
when selecting airdrop criteria teams can see who’s dumped and who’s HODL’d prior drops.
they want active users, so why wouldn’t they cherry pick the folks who instead use their drops to engage with their projects and apps?
all these drops are like $5 on avg.
but one day it might be $500 or $5k or even $50k (heyyy DEGEN).
you’ll wanna be on that juicy list.
play the long game 🫡
so we both sold our procoin airdrops - what differentiates between drops we can sell and drops we shouldnt? for ex. i hold all my "official" drops from the team, miniapps etc., but surely that shouldn't apply to all the spam and random stuff we get from people?
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That’s fascinating to see the ground swell. I personally don’t see it but I tend to not work around many creatives, more analytical folks. The question becomes, how long until this becomes more natural to come to than a place like Twitter or X or whatever it’s called.