Archives: Glossary

  • Poor Influencer Outreach

    Are you Asking Influencers/KOLs โ€œHow Much for a Tweet?โ€
    This approach leads to a poor response and will cost you more. Do your research and prepare for the asking priceโ€”don’t waste your time with vague inquiries.

  • Not Using a Content Calendar

    Planning your content at least 30 days in advance is essential. Aim for 60 days to gain an edge and think strategically. A content calendar helps you prepare for events, work with teasers, and define key topics for consistent communication.

  • Worthless Whitelist Spots

    Your community wonโ€™t value whitelist (WL) spots if theyโ€™re easily obtainable. WL spots should be earned through effort. Make them part of your reward system, with milestones for participation. For a guaranteed spot, increase the threshold.

  • Not Having a Whitepaper

    A well-defined whitepaper gives essential information about your project at a glance. People donโ€™t have time to sift through Twitter or Discord messages to figure out what your project is about. A whitepaper is a must.

  • Not Utilizing Roles on Discord

    Moving members through the reward systemโ€”from basic verified members to higher roles like whitelist or OGโ€”is essential. Roles are a core part of community and web3 marketing, yet some projects fail to leverage them effectively. Donโ€™t make that mistake.

  • Not Analyzing Data

    You must track and analyze all data from platforms like Twitter and Discord to evaluate your community engagement. Knowing how you’re performing is essential. Keep an eye on metrics, use Discordโ€™s Developer portal, and consider tools like Statbot for extra insights. The more data you collect, the betterโ€”just make sure you understand it to make informed decisions.

  • Not Using AI

    AI is a game-changer. If you’re not already using AI, you’re falling behind in quality compared to those who are. AI can help with everythingโ€”from ideas and concepts to strategies, content creation, research, analysis, and even programming. Use AI daily and read up on the documentation for the LLMs you work with. Consider taking courses on prompt engineering as well.

  • Not Defining Your Brand

    If you want to stand out, you need to define your brand. This includes working on personality, tone, voice, and other brand attributes. There is no excuse for neglecting this. The market is saturated, and you must define everything to create a unique, recognizable brand in the NFT/crypto space. Use AI tools to assist in this process.