Three Little-Known Things to Grow Web3 Into The Real Thing | HackerNoon
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'Products don't sell themselves.' That's why even Edison conducted comprehensive marketing for the light bulb in 1880, transforming it from an innovative invention into a household necessity.
It's natural for people to resist change, but it's curious how we often hesitate to embrace innovations that could benefit us. Marketing plays a crucial role in driving adoption.
In Web3, community channels have become the new hubs, with the opinions and activities of community members serving as the primary influence on project visibility and credibility.
Web3 requires a completely different marketing playbook compared to traditional or Web2 marketing, focusing more on community involvement rather than just branding or website visits.
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