Why do so many Web3 projects think posting tweets is a marketing strategy?
Look around—Layer1s, Layer2s, GameFi titles, perpetual DEXs, info aggregators, launchpads... they all flood timelines with updates. But here's the thing: nobody cares unless there's a reason to care.
What actually sets a project apart isn't slick graphics or daily threads. It's the people who genuinely believe in what you're building. Real advocates don't just retweet—they defend your vision in Discord arguments at 2am, explain your tech to confused friends, and stick around when the market dumps.
You want differentiation? Build a tribe that gives a damn. Everything else is noise.
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NFTPessimist
· 7h ago
People think they are marketing just because they tweet every day, it's hilarious... The true believers have already been arguing in the Discord late at night.
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rugged_again
· 16h ago
To be honest, most projects don't have true believers at all, only hired retweet Bots.
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just_vibin_onchain
· 16h ago
You are absolutely right; tweeting every day is like shouting into thin air. The true believers are those who are still arguing and defending you in Discord at 2 AM; that is the real moat.
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DegenWhisperer
· 16h ago
Ngl, this is why most projects die quickly, spending all day tweeting as if they're doing marketing... The true believers are the ones who are still arguing with you on Discord at 2 AM.
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UncommonNPC
· 16h ago
Really, half of the projects that tweet every day are just walking corpses, no one truly believes in them. The key is to have those hardcore fans who are still on Discord arguing at two in the morning, that's what you call a community.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 16h ago
You're absolutely right, it's those project parties who post on Twitter every day thinking they are marketing geniuses, but in the end, no one pays attention, haha.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 16h ago
According to the database, the project party has tweeted over 1k times daily, but it has been 347 days since the last promised mainnet launch... It is recommended to be included in the Guinness records.
Why do so many Web3 projects think posting tweets is a marketing strategy?
Look around—Layer1s, Layer2s, GameFi titles, perpetual DEXs, info aggregators, launchpads... they all flood timelines with updates. But here's the thing: nobody cares unless there's a reason to care.
What actually sets a project apart isn't slick graphics or daily threads. It's the people who genuinely believe in what you're building. Real advocates don't just retweet—they defend your vision in Discord arguments at 2am, explain your tech to confused friends, and stick around when the market dumps.
You want differentiation? Build a tribe that gives a damn. Everything else is noise.