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web3 marketing isn’t about reach anymore it’s about loops does your user come back tomorrow? do they bring someone with them? do they leave a trace others can follow? if not, it’s not marketing. it’s noise.
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web3 marketing is wild sometimes all it takes is one meme to beat a 6-month GTM plan but the real alpha? knowing which meme and when to drop it execution isn’t dead it just wears goofy glasses now
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thinking about whether it makes sense to tell my mom more about crypto haha not sure if it would actually help or just confuse things more
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honestly yeah lol we’ve seen enough charts and ai takes - show us the cat, the meal, the backyard chaos it’s the random life stuff that makes the feed feel real
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ok banger
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i’ve noticed DMs here feel way more alive on twitter it’s mostly spam, ghosting, or people too busy farming to actually reply feels like half the time you’re shouting into the void but here it’s different - people actually talk back feels small in a good way
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kinda wild how reactions are becoming a whole new language on farcaster feels like we're building culture in real time i’m all for more ways to say “i saw this and it meant something”
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building minapps on farcaster just makes sense you don’t need a huge launch you don’t need paid hype you just drop it in a cast, and if it’s good - people actually try it, give feedback, and share feels like one of the last places where small things get real attention
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web3 marketing isn’t about being loud anymore it’s about being present same corner, same energy, over time people don’t follow hype they follow rhythm make your thing feel like a place, not a post
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guys, attention isn’t the hard part. the hard part is giving people a reason to hang around. if your plan stops at day seven you didn’t build a network, you threw a party and switched off the lights. the magic sits in the quiet loops that whisper to late-arrivers: “you missed round one, grab a chair for round two.” marketing isn’t a megaphone, it’s the calendar folks keep checking
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big moves. feels like EF’s finally leaning into focused execution <3
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every team wants “organic growth” until they realize it means letting go of control you want people to talk about you? you won’t get to script the whole conversation you want virality? someone’s gonna misinterpret your post and run with it real growth is messy but that’s what makes it real
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most communities don’t die from hate or failure they just slowly run out of energy no one shows up no one replies no one cares enough to fight anymore keeping a community alive is not about “building culture” it’s about being around often enough for it to matter attention is fuel. show up, even if it’s just to lurk
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that’s honestly the best kind of community. small enough to feel like home, big enough to never feel alone. hope it stays special for as long as it can 🫂
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money is a great incentive but it’s never what makes people stay community, recognition, curiosity, momentum those are the things that keep people coming back if your growth loop only runs on rewards it’s not a loop - it’s a countdown
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everyone says “build in public” but no one talks about how awkward it feels when you’re building something no one asked for yet and still posting like it matters but that’s kinda the whole point right? you show up before anyone cares and maybe, eventually, they will
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funny how founders say “it’s not about me” and then build the entire project around their own ego you don’t need a stage you need a system that survives you
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would go viral instantly
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damn. that's brutal.. not enough people talk about how failure hits different when you're not holding equity you eat all the stress, none of the upside that “digital transformation” title always sounds like hope until it quietly becomes blame
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lmao facts they can have my blood type before they touch my tabasco preferences
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