Marketing


Opinion

No, a Sponsored Labeled Crypto Press Release Is Not An Alternative to Editorial Coverage, PR Pro Says

Earned media is often more valuable for Web3 projects than pay-to-play posts, Tal Harel says.

Pitching a specific reporter often requires more research, but is often a better strategy, Web3 PR expert Tal Harel says. (Egor Vikhrev/Unsplash)

Opinion

Web3 Marketing Needs Some of Apple’s Secret Sauce

By speaking the language of Web2, the blockchain world will not only be understood but also embraced as the natural evolution of the World Wide Web.

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Web3

Web3 Attribution Platform Spindl Teams Up With AppsFlyer to Improve Blockchain Gaming Analytics

The two firms will be integrating their data sets to allow developers to map their user journeys which span Web2 events - like clicks and app installs - and Web3 events like NFT mints

Web3 Gaming (Chanzj/Pixabay)

Opinion

5 Strategies for Acquiring Users On-Chain

From airdrops to advertising, CoinList's Alex Topchishvili examines the effective ways crypto projects entice crypto traders to become longterm customers.

Pyth issues token airdrop (ian dooley/Unsplash)

Opinion

Bitcoin ETF Applications Are Bitcoin's Best Marketing Strategy

With the recent Grayscale win over SEC stonewalling, it seems like spot market BTC exchange-traded funds may be soon approved. Here's why that matters.

Bitcoin ETFs are a flashbulb moment for Wall Street on the importance of global money. (Jack Carter/Unsplash, modified by CoinDesk)

Videos

Safary Co-Founder on Web3 Growth Landscape

Safary Club is out with a recent report exploring the state of Web3 growth startups. The data reveals more than $600 million has been raised across 71 companies. Safary co-founder Justin Vogel discusses the key takeaways, along with his outlook on whether Web3 is getting its marketing right.

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Finance

Where Are Web3 Users Coming From? Startup Spindl Aims to Help Companies Find Out

The Miami-based company has raised $7 million to recreate an important part of Web2 analytics known as “attribution.”

CEO Antonio Garcia Martinez named Spindl for the three Fates of Greek mythology, who wove the threads of a person's life on a giant loom. (Heritage Images/Getty Images)

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