Phoenix is a creative team of 27 serving 10 clients at a time. We partner with creators and teams to launch and market NFT-driven projects. We specialize in art, rendering, development, marketing, and community services.

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Most creators and teams struggle to drop and market NFT collections. At Phoenix, we serve $1M+ in revenue clients with NFT-first solutions.

Phoenix is a creative team. Since 2021, we have helped our clients to algorithmically generate art collections, earn $200K+ from mint sales, drop metaverse-ready 3D assets, and promote NFT projects using our network of 1,000+ influencers.


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Ape projects have came in many forms over the last few weeks. The artistic derivatives of the Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) have been extraordinary. When Phoenix was approached by yet another Apes team, we jumped on the opportunity to build an NFT brand.


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## Introduction 

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have empowered creators and teams to explore crypto primitives and launch token-driven communities.

First-time creators and teams must not only sell their NFTs, but more importantly, promote their NFT collections.

The NFT space is rapidly expanding, and it's exciting to be a part of because it gives you the chance to make a real impact on the future of art.

When you first set up your NFT collection, you might be tempted to just sit back and wait for people to come to you. That would be a mistake, because it's not enough to simply join the NFT game—you have to promote your work!

But don't let that intimidate you. There are plenty of ways to get started with shilling your NFTs without spending more than a few minutes a day on the project.

Shilling is vital if you want to make more money, as well as just reach more people and community in order to sell your assets/dragons.

At 🪶 Phoenix, we serve creators and teams with NFT services. In the pursuit of serving others, we have defined best practices for NFT shilling. This blog post is meant to give insights into the promoting or shilling of NFTs.

## Shilling Basics

Shilling is the process of engaging in promotional activity that generates attention around NFTs. An NFT shiller is an individual that promotes NFTs with the goal of generating revenue.

Shillers play a vital role in the universe of NFTs. Shilling aims to increase demand and capture attention of people who may not be aware that NFTs exists.

Many social media platforms allow shilling, however, when considering becoming an NFT shiller, one needs to follow guidelines or best practices.

NFT shilling can help generate revenue, but you have to know how to shill projects properly without sounding like a spammer.

In this blog post, the 🪶 Phoenix team explores common practices for NFT shilling and highlights the importance of goal setting and messaging campaigns.

## Identify Your Goals

Determine if you want to make money or have fun. If you want to make money, decide how much time and effort you're willing to put in. Do you want to drive traffic directly to a minting site or use your NFT collection as an organic lead generation machine to your Discord server? By defining specific goals, you increase your chances of shilling success.

## Identify Your Ideal Customers

At 🪶 Phoenix, we created a list of steps you can take to identify and reach out to your ideal customers.

Before spending any money on advertising, research who might be interested in your NFT collection. Then find ways to reach them through advertising platforms such as: Google AdWords, Facebook Ads, and Twitter Ads.

Your goal is to identify the demographic of consumers who would purchase your NFTs at different price points.

You need a plan for how you're going to reach and interact with potential customers.

Who are your prospecting buyers? Are they photography buffs, NFT lovers, or crypto enthusiasts. You need to define your ideal customer profile to better craft marketing campaigns.

Where do your ideal customers hang out? Discord, Twitter, Reddit, Telegram, Instagram? Keep your social media accounts updated before reaching out to prospects.

## Use Creative Copywriting

In our quest to find the perfect marketing strategy, we have identified several creative copywriting formulas to market and promote NFT shilling:

1.  AIDA: Attention 👉 Interest 👉 Desire 👉 Action
2.  BAB: Before 👉 After 👉 Bridge
3.  PAS: Pain 👉 Agitate 👉 Solution
4.  QUEST: Qualify 👉 Understand 👉 Educate 👉 Stimulate 👉 Transition

## Track Marketing Work

Keep track of your marketing campaigns. You can't improve what you don't measure. Monitor everything about your NFT shilling operation so that you can better reflect upon successes and failures. Create an Airtable or Google Sheets to record all marketing activities. For Discord promotion, keep track of invite links, marketing copy, channels posted on, and posting date. For Twitter promotion, keep track of tweet storms, tweet links, accounts mentioned, and posting date.

Evaluate your marketing results once a week or once a month. The NFT space moves fast. It's important to reflect upon a time frame to better understand what you can improve upon based on marketing feedback. Look at how many emoji reactions, replies, or comments you receive to better understand the impact of your marketing work.

## Write Short To Medium-Form Content

At 🪶 Phoenix, we determined that content creators should aim for 300-500 words for Discord and 40-70 words per tweet on Twitter.

In your marketing campaign, include a link to your website, Discord server, or Twitter account. Sharing hyperlinks that divert attention of your prospects will increase your branding and improve your marketing reach.

It is important to include an image, an animation, or a video to better capture attention. It could be simple (an animation of artwork) or complex (an animation of a treasure chest filling up with gold coins).

## Write Long-Form Content

Blog posts and web stories underrated by the NFT community. At 🪶 Phoenix, we predict that blog posts and web stories will capture the long-term value for NFT projects.

NFT projects focus their time on social media and neglect their own website. Creating long-form content and video-based stories is hard. It's easy to over look this when performing daily NFT shilling.

At 🪶 Phoenix, we believe that video-first blog posts and web stories will capture essence of a project and can be shared on social media platforms like Twitter, Discord, or Reddit.

According to [developers.google.com](https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/appearance/web-stories-creation-best-practices#:~:text=Video%20is%20more%20engaging%20than%20text%20or%20images.%20Use%20as%20much%20video%20as%20possible%2C%20and%20supplement%20with%20images%20and%20text)

> **Video** is more engaging than text or images. Use as much **video** as possible, and supplement with images and text.

By posting SEO-friendly content, projects can reach a wider audience than ever before while building searchable content that can resonate with prospects who are searching for your project.

## Use Different Creative Copy With Every Marketing Post

One of the most critical aspects of marketing is creative copy. It can be challenging for a blockchain project to have a distinct voice when every post comes from the same source. The best way to solve this problem is to use different copy for every post that you market to your target audience.

A unique story will create a variety in the marketing campaign and make it more interesting for your readers. They will be more receptive and open to your content.

It would be best if you had a strong team of content creators that write unique content regularly. You can accomplish this by hiring in-house or by partner with marketing teams like 🪶 Phoenix. Since this copy is written for each piece of content, it will show your team's creativity and differentiate your project from others in your industry.

You need to be creative if you’re trying to sell non-fungible tokens. You have to try different marketing messages and see which ones work best. And you should vary the copy you use depending on who you are targeting and what media you’re using.

Successful shilling is a series of steps:

1.  **Create unique stories with each post.** People are sensitive to the same content. If you post something new, your community will appreciate your creative effort with every post. The novelty of a new copy will be enough to get them to open your posts and read at least a few sentences.
2.  **Post daily or weekly.** Community users have learned that if they see frequent posting from social media accounts, they can expect another that the project is active. Regular posting frequency means they can expect something new on a daily or weekly basis.
3.  **Speak the lingo.** Each community speaks a different language, known as lingo. Each marketing post is an opportunity to speak in a language or creative style that resonates best with your audience. Are you launching a derivative of the Bored Apes Yacht Club (BAYC)? Speak to apes lovers. Use 🙈's as emojis.

## Don't Sound Like A Spammer

There are a lot of shilling-friendly communities, channels or groups out there. Many of them are happy to promote NFT projects as long as they follow posting guidelines based on content, links, and attachments (images, animations, videos).

Here are guidelines for shilling:

*   **Do not post more than once every six hours**. Why six? Many Discord servers turn on "Slow Mode" which allows users to post one message every six hours for individual channels.
*   **Do share relevant links.** If you're posting a link, make sure it's relevant to the topic and isn't an attempt to drive traffic to your site.
*   **Do share relevant visuals.** People love visual assets, including images, animations, or videos. Create visual assets for social media promotion and you will capture attention faster than text alone.
*   **Do not use CAPS.** People are sensitive to online shouting.

## Use Discord, Twitter, Reddit, Or Similar Platforms

Shilling is an excellent way to increase the reach of your NFTs.

Many social networking platforms allow creators to share links to NFTs inside posts and comments. Social media platforms allow users to embed images, audio, video, and other metadata describing NFTs.

Multiple social media platforms support embedding links, including [Discord](https://discordapp.com), [Twitter](https://twitter.com/), [Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/), [Medium](https://medium.com), and [Telegram](https://telegram.org/). [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/) is another way to shill NFT projects without posting links.

There are hundreds of platforms where you can shill NFTs. Some are popular, are not, but all have their audience.

Discord is the most exciting platform for shilling NFTs, in my opinion. It's trendy among gamers and game developers.

The main benefit of Discord over other platforms is that people tend to stay longer in Discord channels than on Telegram or Reddit. It's also more personal: you can get to know people better and take more time to explain things to them.

It is important to remember that you can't just throw your link into a large public channel and expect people to read it. You need to engage with people, preferably one-to-one and answer questions until they understand what you're doing and why it's interesting.

Be friendly and helpful, and if someone asks you a question, guess what: they want an answer!

## Look At Post Engagement And Post Views

It would help if you looked at the statistics after each campaign you ran and measured it against your goals going into the project. The reason for doing this is to see if what you did was effective.

A/B testing is a valuable tool, as are other marketing strategies such as landing page optimization, call to action experiments, etc. But we need to identify our successes and failures to learn from them.

It's essential to monitor the performance of your campaign. Monitor your post engagements, post views, and impressions.

Monitoring your performance will help you improve your campaign and get a better idea of how to create engaging content that people want to see.

After you post your campaign and share it with your audience, you need to look at your campaign's results.

You should monitor the following stats:

*   New followers: people who did not follow you before but do now. You can notice their potential influence on your network.
*   Engagement: this is a percentage of people who engaged with your post in some way, for example: liked it, commented on it, or shared it.
*   Views: this is the number of times people viewed your post in their news feeds without actually engaging with it.
*   Comments: this shows how many people left a comment on your post.
*   Shares: this shows how often your content was shared using the share button next to every story on the page.
*   Offers (available if you use offers): shows how many offers were clicked by people who saw your ad.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have empowered creators and teams to explore crypto primitives and launch token-driven communities. First-time creators and teams must not only sell their NFTs, but more importantly, promote their NFT collections. The NFT space is rapidly expanding, and it's exciting to be a part of because it gives you the chance to make a real impact on the future of art.

NFT Shilling 101

The beauty of the internet is anyone can create an account and sell anything. But if you're going to be a creator and want to sell something that's original, you need to understand what it is you want to sell. In this blog post, we cover three reasons why you should drop your own non-fungible tokens or NFTs.

NFTs are the next wave of creative expression. NFTs allow creators to tokenize their creative process or create a digital creative trail using blockchain technologies.

One of the main reasons NFTs are so popular is that they give us digital verification (public data on blockchain networks) when we need to know someone's ownership (crypto coins or tokens) or identity (crypto addresses).

While fungible tokens ($BTC, $ETH, $BCH) can be easily traded (or swapped) for one another, the value of non-fungible tokens cannot be easily swapped since each token is unique.

The most notable implementations of NFTs thus far have been [CryptoPunks](https://www.larvalabs.com/cryptopunks) (circa 2017), or [Art Blocks](https://artblocks.io/) (circa 2020), [NBA Top Shot](https://nbatopshot.com/) (circa 2020), and [Bored Ape Yacht Club](https://boredapeyachtclub.com/#/) (circa 2021), and [CryptoKitties](https://www.cryptokitties.co/) (circa 2017).

Let's compare these NFT projects by sales volume. CryptoPunks has a total sales volume of 1.244B $USD, Art Blocks 743M $USD, NBA Top Shot 707M USD, Bored Ape Yacht Club 454M $USD, and CryptoKitties 44M $USD, according to [CryptoSlam!](https://cryptoslam.io/) These amounts were calculated from transactions on all marketplaces tracked and include owner-to-owner sales only (not initial sales from the product directly to the owners).

Some of the first NFT projects went on to trade millions on secondary markets, proving that all collectibles can be digitized and tokenized.

## You can have more creative ownership over your products with NFTs

NFTs are unique digital assets. You can own them, verify their authenticity, transfer them easily, and trade them securely. All of this leads to greater ownership over your assets.

The ecosystem around NFT minting is expanding. [Ethereum](https://ethereum.org/en/) (smart contract-enabled blockchain) and its side-chains ([Polygon](https://polygon.technology/), [Arbitrum](https://offchainlabs.com/), [Optimism](https://optimism.io/), [Ronin](https://whitepaper.axieinfinity.com/technology/ronin-ethereum-sidechain)) have been the dominant networks for NFT creators. We're also seeing creators jump into non-Ethereum networks such as [Flow](https://www.onflow.org/) and [Binance Smart Chain](https://www.binance.org/en/smartChain).

NFTs are tools in the creator economy. They provide a way to store and transfer digital assets in an efficient and provably scarce way. These tokens can represent digital assets (coins, items, collectibles) and even physical assets (cars, houses, vaults). While these NFTs are still in their early days, many see them as the next step in the evolution of digital ownership.

The era of digital ownership is currently upon us thanks to crypto tokens. It’s time for creators, and creatives to look into creating (or minting) their own NFTs to maximize ownership of their creations.

## NFTs are now within reach for even small creators

NFT creators are banking serious capital in their crypto wallets. But NFT drops are not reserved for famous artists like [@beeple](https://twitter.com/beeple), even small creators can now drop their own tokens for profit or fun. If you are a small creator and you own your own content, you can drop NFTs on any smart contract-enabled blockchain network ([Ethereum](https://ethereum.org/en/), [Flow](https://www.onflow.org/), [Binance Smart Chain](https://www.binance.org/en/smartChain), [Polygon](https://polygon.technology/)).

Dropping NFTs typically requires capital up-front. The transaction fees are necessary to use the technology (sign blockchain transactions). The first generation of NFT marketplaces ([OpenSea](https://opensea.io/), [Rarible](https://rarible.com/), [Zora](https://zora.co/), [Foundation](https://foundation.app/), [SuperRare](https://superrare.com/)) required creators to pay up-front. The second-generation platforms ([OpenSea](https://opensea.io/), [Rarible](https://rarible.com/), [Cargo](https://cargo.build/), [Mintable](https://mintable.app/)) feature lazy minting (aka gasless minting or magic minting) which allows creators to make NFTs without any upfront gas cost, as the NFT isn’t transferred on-chain until the first purchase or transfer is made. With lazy minting enabled, creators can tokenize their creative process for free.

## Leverage marketplaces to sell your NFTs to your fans and your community

One of the fastest ways to increase the value of your digital items is to let someone else distribute them for you. This makes both centralized marketplaces and decentralized counterparts very attractive to creators. Third-party marketplaces or auction houses provide a quick and easy way to turn your NFTs into revenue without knowing how to develop and launch your own smart contracts.

There are three major reasons why you should drop your own NFTs on third-party marketplaces: You will monetize your work faster; you can build stronger ties with the existing collector community, and you will receive free marketing for your work. What's the downside of relying on existing NFT marketplaces? Marketplaces typically take 1-15% of the selling price. If you are still deciding on which NFT platform you want to use for your NFT drop, check out [🚀 Dstack](https://dstack.xyz/).

## It's easier than ever to drop NFTs that become more valuable over time

NFTs, or digital collectibles, can be designed to meet the goals of their creators. For example, do you prefer working alone? Use lazy minting to drop your own NFTs for free. Do you prefer to collaborate with other creatives, designers, musicians, videographers, photographers, or marketers? Use split payments to automatically distribute funds for all parties involved. Do you want to allow your fans to access private content? Use token-gating to share private content with token owners.

When you tokenize your work, you are essentially sharing your work with the world and potentially getting paid (if you have a large enough following or a true fanbase). If your community purchases your tokens, they recognize the market value of your tokens. They also believe that the token value may change in the future.

NFTs can be anything. This has opened up a whole world of opportunities for creators. If you find yourself thinking about creating your own NFTs but holding off, reach out to us.


The beauty of the internet is anyone can create an account and sell anything. But if you're going to be a creator and want to sell something that's original, you need to understand what it is you want to sell. In this blog post, we cover three reasons why you should drop your own non-fungible tokens or NFTs. NFTs are the next wave of creative expression. NFTs allow creators to tokenize their creative process or create a digital creative trail using blockchain technologies.

Three Reasons Why Creators Should Drop Their Own NFTs

Making Money With NFTs

A creator makes things that other people want to read, subscribe to, or buy. That can be books, videos, podcasts, blog posts, courses, or apps. Content here refers to text and any visual or auditory media (video or audio).

A creator's job is to deliver value to customers by figuring out what they will pay for and ensuring they get it. A creator needs to create content and know-how to collaborate with other creators (artists, musicians, editors, designers, marketers) when and as needed.

If you're a creator looking to build and grow your audience, you need a content strategy. It is the art and science of the creation, curation, and management of content. Whether you are an independent creator or a member of a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO), you need to define your content strategy so you can establish credibility, create community, and crush the competition. In this blog post, we will explore content strategies for creators and DAOs.

## Create short-form content to validate ideas

Because it costs so much (time, capital, energy) to create great content, you need to know what the market wants before creating it. Here's how to do that.

The basic idea is to use short-form content to find out people's interests. Then, once you have predictable formats that work, you can scale up with longer-form content.

Don't know which short-form content will perform best? Create a variety of content and see which content resonates with your ideal customers.

Creating short-form content is easy and fast, and creating long-form content is rigid and slow. So start small and scale up when you have a proven hit.

Make longer-form content when many people benefit from it, not when only a few people will enjoy it enough to pay for it.

## Create long-form content to establish credibility

Long-form content is the primary way of establishing trust or credibility on the web. That might seem obvious, but I think it's important to understand why.

Your customers use Google to find information, and Google has created bots to crawl and search for content. If your website or web application has content, Google bots will find it and allow others to do the same.

Social media networks (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.) are different, and they are not easily indexable by Google. In other words, Google prefers website content over social media content.

Your goal is to publish content that stands the test of time. Since long-term content takes longer to publish, creators and DAOs need to focus on higher quality content.

Long-form establishes credibility by allowing you to demonstrate the depth of your expertise on a single topic. A person who knows a lot about one thing can be pretty valuable; a person who knows many things and can communicate that knowledge is priceless.

The best way to prove expertise online is to put that expertise into long-form content. If you have written an article 1,000 words long or more, you have demonstrated that your knowledge goes deeper.

## Own your content by publishing it on your website

The best way to own your content is to publish it on your domain (yourname.com). We recognized this trend in 2017 and 2018, respectively, when [ENS Domains](https://ens.domains/) and [Unstoppable Domains](https://unstoppabledomains.com/) launched an alternative to DNS domains. Your domain gives you complete control over how content looks, what happens when people link to it, who has access to edit it, and so on.

Most social media posts are ephemeral or brief, and most social media platforms are free to monetize your content as defined in their terms of conditions. By hosting your data on your server and publishing content on your website. With your website, there's no platform de-risking.

Owning your content doesn't mean you have to do everything yourself. Instead, I'm referring to that you should make your content and not let someone else control it or profit from it without you getting a share.

A content strategy helps you define how you post your content on the internet, and it's the opposite of a social media strategy. Instead of worrying about algorithms, followers, likes, shares, and other ephemera of the moment, you focus on publishing content on your website.

Most social media platforms are closed systems that capture all the value created by their users. Creators and DAOs often use these platforms for network effects, but they also become dependent on them.

I'm not saying that closed systems are inadequate or that open systems are sound; they each have their place. But if you create content -- stories, articles, music, photos, or videos -- you should be thinking about owning your website.

Owning content is essential because creators or DAOs often rely exclusively on social media platforms. If you publish content on your website, you maintain ownership and control of the user experience.

## Tokenize your content using NFTs

Tokenizing your content using non-fungible tokens (or NFTs) is an essential step in the process of maximizing project value.

Tokens have the potential to democratize the way we exchange value online. Rather than just being used as a currency, tokens can represent anything that people want. Tokens are well-suited to building community, governance, and economic incentives around communities, networks, or protocols.

Tokenization is one of the most powerful aspects of the crypto revolution. It allows us to create networks of trustless transactions between parties whose identities are not known or verified by any major party. Tokens allow us to build systems that were previously impossible or uneconomical to build.

Social media platforms incentivize content creators to create unique, original content without hyperlinking to other platforms. Incentivized content lives on the social media network. Any links to third-party platforms are demoted or downvoted by algorithms.

Most centralized platforms like Facebook, TikTok, Instagram have a monopoly on data. Tokenizing content with NFTs creates an incentive for creators to control their intellectual property (IP). They can then sell the rights to their content directly to consumers with no intermediary taking a cut. They can also transfer IP with more ease using NFTs. In other words, NFTs give creators and DAOs more freedom and control over their creative output.

## Capture attention using NFTs

In the world of content, there is a race to capture attention. As more people find themselves with something to say, the competition for attention becomes more intense. And whether your goal is to share an idea or sell a product, the more crowded the playing field becomes, the harder it is to get noticed.

If you want your audience to discover your work, you have to understand how stories spread today. Because there are now so many stories competing for attention, the way they spread has changed. In the past, coercion captured attention: governments could rule by force, and churches could claim a divine right to your obedience. Now that we live in a voluntary society, it's more complicated. The tools for capturing attention used by governments or churches won't work anymore; technology has made them obsolete.

But there are still only a few ways to monetize attention indirectly, for example: selling advertising or doing sponsored content. The trouble with those methods is that they rely on what advertisers will pay for (mostly attention) and what sponsors will accept (branded content placement).

The attention economy is a competition for other people's awareness. Attention is the ultimate currency in a world of distractions. To capture attention, you have to do something that makes people want to pay attention to you. With NFTs, you capture attention, then trade it for money.

A content strategy for creators or DAOs is to create content scarcity: give away things in limited quantities. Technology has changed the balance in favor of the creator or the DAO. What used to be hard to claim ownership is now possible thanks to NFTs. Thanks to blockchain technology, creators or DAOs now have tools to claim digital ownership of assets.

NFTs could change this dynamic by allowing creators to monetize their content through markets directly. NFTs have the potential to monetize attention. Creators can use NFTs for access to their work (paywalls), or they could charge money for any transaction involving their work (one-time payments), or they could charge money for other kinds of transactions (subscriptions).

## The future of content monetization is token-driven

Content creation is changing. We're shifting from platform-driven content to token-driven content. Creators of DAOs are shifting from web2 content to web3 content.

The future of content creation is token-driven. The future of content creation will involve paying users directly, with an open system that anyone company or organization does not control.

A new paradigm is emerging in the content creation space that can be called token-driven content. This model allows anyone to support any content they like financially. The token-driven model has several advantages over traditional models:

Token-driven content creators don't need to worry about getting advertisers, subscribers, or sponsors. They make their work freely available for everyone to use. The creation of content is wholly independent of its distribution. It doesn't matter whether the readers pay money; if they like it, they can pay; if not, they can still use it. Also, there's no need for them to provide personal information when consuming the content - they don't even need to register anywhere.

If your project needs creative content, you can pay people to create it with tokens instead of money. The token's value depends on how much the creator's work is worth to the project; you could estimate this by looking at what other projects are paying for similar content.

This model might be better than paying people with money because it gives them a financial incentive to create better stuff. If they get paid in tokens, they also stand to make more by selling the tokens later; that makes them more willing to take risks because there is less at stake if one particular project doesn't work out.


The web is the truly open and distributed system we have. You need to worry about a few administrative things, such as getting a domain name or hosting. Still, otherwise, nobody stands between you and what you want to tell the world. From the early days of the internet, creators used this open nature to build compelling web experiences for profit and fun.

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Three Reasons Why Creators Should Drop Their Own NFTs

Making Money With NFTs

Content Strategy for Creators or DAOs

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