"Hey folks, I've been noticing a surge in crypto influencers trying to make a name for themselves. While some genuinely know their stuff, others are just using their massive following to peddle questionable projects and pump up their own coins. Has anyone else had any dealings with these influencers and their often-overhyped claims?"
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"Crypto Influencer Takeover: Boosting Brand Visibility in a Crowded Space"
- Thread starter Literia
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"Real talk, influencer marketing can be super effective in crypto, but it's all about finding the right fit. Partnering with micro-influencers who actually use and understand the product can be way more impactful than going for the big names. Who's seen some success with influencer marketing in crypto?"
"I think partnering with micro-influencers who have a specific niche audience is a great way to go, rather than trying to work with big influencers who have a broader reach but less engagement. It's all about finding the right people who genuinely believe in your project and can share that with their audience."
"imo, the key to standing out in this crowded space is to offer genuine value to your audience, rather than just promoting random projects for a quick buck. Authenticity is key, but it's also super hard to maintain. Has anyone else tried collaborating with micro-influencers for more targeted outreach?"
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