SCAM STOMPER

I’ve been thinking about starting something different, and I think it’s time to put the idea into motion. For the next 30 days, I’ll be documenting my journey in the Web3 space as a marketing manager, growth strategist, community builder and content strategist. But this isn’t going to be another challenge where I spend 30 days teaching people how to become marketers or community managers. I want to approach things differently. I’ll be sharing my observations about projects in the space, the mistakes I notice, the challenges teams face, the opportunities they’re overlooking and, most importantly, how I think they can do things better. We’ll be talking about things like: Why some projects struggle to build active and sustainable communities. Why having thousands of followers doesn’t necessarily mean you’re growing. How projects can build effective marketing campaigns with creators and KOLs. Why some marketing strategies fail despite having a good budget. How to create content that attracts attention, builds trust and drives engagement. How to attract the right audience and turn attention into actual users. The things projects often overlook when building and marketing their products. I’ll also be breaking down real projects, sharing strategic recommendations and documenting lessons from my own experience working with Web3 teams. Why am I doing this? I believe there’s more to showing your expertise than constantly talking about your skills or listing the services you offer. Sometimes, the best way to demonstrate what you can do is to show people how you think, how you identify problems and how you approach solving them. That’s what I want this challenge to represent. The bigger purpose: I want to build a public record of my work, ideas, observations and strategic thinking. Something I can look back on, learn from and eventually turn into a solid proof of work. I also want founders, builders and teams to see how I approach growth, marketing, content and community building. This is an opportunity to learn, share value, challenge my thinking and contribute to building better Web3 projects. 30 days of observing. 30 days of learning. 30 days of sharing ideas and solutions. I’m not doing this just to post every day. I’m doing this to become better at what I do and let the work speak for itself. Day 1 starts now. Let’s see what 30 days of consistency, experience and strategic thinking can build. 🫡