Pricing, in general, is such an interesting topic and almost an art to get right. On one hand, if one prices too low, one may miss out on potential revenue. On the other hand, if one prices too high, people may not want to buy.

In the real world, each person is unique with their own appearance, outlook, and aspirations. In the digital world, it’s possible for people to be represented by the same shape and form as others.

In the first part of this article, I went over a number of strategies I’ve seen work in the NFT space to get more sales. Here are even more strategies, including some specifically (at the end) related to low gas fee blockchains and fx(hash).

As a marketer, I find myself also having no problem showcasing other projects that I believe in. At the same time, as an artist, I can understand how hard it is to put oneself out there and say, “look at my thing.”

(Updated 1/10/2022 to include info on verified artist status.)

This post is comprised of one, two threads that were made on Twitter. Thus, the format might read a little different than a post made as a blog first.

As a heads up, I don’t claim to have all the answers. I don’t have a Fidenza, nor a Bored Ape. I’m not a Cool Cat, nor do I have a podcast about NFTs. One day, I hope to have some of these things (and more)…

NFT Summer 2021 was moment where a day would feel like a week, a week like a month, a month like a year. What an exciting time that was.