Category: Web3
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How to market a blockchain infrastructure product to developers
Infrastructure marketing has a specific dynamic most go-to-market playbooks ignore: your user is also your distribution channel.
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What is Web3 in 2026?
If you have not checked in on Web3 since 2021 you would probably not recognise it. The noise is quieter. The pitches are duller. And the people actually building are harder to distinguish from the people running institutions than they used to be.
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Why your Discord has 10k members and no real engagement
Vanity Discord member counts don’t equal community health. Here’s how to measure and build real engagement in Web3, with data from NNGroup, Re, and CryptoPunks.
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How to position an L2 when there are 50 other L2s
Base proved marketing beats specs. Here is how to position an L2 for adoption when every other chain promises the same thing.
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How to write a Web3 whitepaper people actually read
Most crypto whitepapers are too long and too vague. Here is how to write one that investors, developers, and community members will actually read.
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How to build a crypto community in 2026 (that isn’t just airdrop farmers)
Eighty-eight percent of airdropped tokens lose value within three months. Here is how to build a community that stays when the rewards stop.
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How to get covered by crypto media without a PR agency
Crypto editors receive 500 pitches a day and respond to 3%. Here is how to get coverage without paying a PR retainer.