I spent 6 months creating content and barely got any likes I blamed the algorithm… I blamed consistency …… I blamed everything … except the real problem “ME” Until one day, I discovered storytelling and everything changed for me Here’s exactly what a good storytelling content MUST do (what I implied)👇 ~ Start with a RELATABLE PROBLEM ~ Show STRUGGLE ~ Introduces the TURNING POINT ~ Add the SOLUTION ~ Share the LESSON Makes sense? Do this in all your content and you will start seeing progress 🤭

InfoFi is back and some of you are about to make the same mistakes again Before you post about another project, learn how to make people care about what you’re saying. Here are 5 ways to improve your content: 1. Stop starting with announcements Instead of “Today, I want to talk about [project]…” Start with a problem, a surprising observation, or a question your audience actually cares about. 2. Make your first line earn the second Your hook should create enough curiosity for someone to keep reading Don’t reveal everything immediately, but don’t bait people with a promise your post can’t deliver. 3. Say something specific “Web3 gaming is growing” is forgettable Explain what changed, why it matters, and give people something concrete to think about. 4. Make your posts easy to read Use simple language, Cut unnecessary words, Break down complicated ideas so someone unfamiliar with the project can understand them. 5. Give people something worth responding to Share a useful insight, take a defensible position, or ask a genuine question. One more thing: engagement bait is not the same as good writing. You can chase replies and still build no real audience Write to inform, entertain, or challenge people, Make your content worth remembering.

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I’ll be attending my third IRL Web3 event tomorrow There’s something beautiful about going from knowing people through a screen to actually meeting them, having conversations and creating memories together Web3 has given me more than just opportunities online, and I’m genuinely grateful for every part of this journey Tomorrow, we do it again. 🫶🏽

95% of CT struggled with Web3 onboarding at some point Yes, including me. You see, most people have heard of Web3, but when they try it They hit a wall… Wallets, seed phrases, gas fees, confusing transactions, suddenly something that looked exciting feels like a whole new world you have to figure out before you can even get started. Now imagine being a gamer who just wants to play for fun They shouldn’t have to understand blockchain before they can enjoy a game. And this is one problem @enjin is working to solve With Managed Wallets, developers can create wallets for players behind the scenes Then it’s Fuel Tanks can also cover eligible transaction fees, reducing the need for players to acquire ENJ just to interact with supported blockchain features That means developers have tools to make getting started less complicated Because Web3 gaming won’t reach the masses by making everyone learn crypto first It needs to make the experience easier for the people it’s trying to reach.🤭

I started my content creation journey with my Persona NFT Back then, I had no idea how much that little JPEG would change things for me It brought me visibility, introduced me to amazing people, helped me make friends, and even opened doors to gigs I might never have gotten otherwise It was more than just an NFT to me, It was part of my story, my growth, and the beginning of so many opportunities Seeing what’s happening with Persona now genuinely hurts Sometimes, you get attached to a project not just because of what it is, but because of who you became along the way And Persona will always be a part of my journey. ❤️ These were the two I used back in 2024/2025