There is a practical issue when posting information and marketing in the crypto community: the main audience is often not the actual buyers. Most active community members are just observing, and the real buyers are usually in other channels. So, if you really want to improve conversion rates, instead of repeatedly "preaching" within the same circle, it's better to reach out to a broader audience. This approach will be much more efficient.
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SilentObserver
· 01-09 10:55
That's right, most of the community members are here to listen to stories, and those who actually spend money have already gone elsewhere.
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PoetryOnChain
· 01-07 15:58
Exactly, that's why no one is buying even after a bunch of projects hype up in the community. They're just a bunch of onlookers praising each other; the big investors with real money have already moved on to other places.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-07 15:58
Exactly right, those people in the crypto circle are just talkers every day, not willing to part with a single cent of real money.
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MultiSigFailMaster
· 01-07 15:51
Exactly right, the community is just an information tea house, serious buyers have long gone elsewhere for real money.
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GasSavingMaster
· 01-07 15:48
Solved the case. No wonder no one bought even after I posted multiple times; it turns out everyone was lurking and watching the show.
There is a practical issue when posting information and marketing in the crypto community: the main audience is often not the actual buyers. Most active community members are just observing, and the real buyers are usually in other channels. So, if you really want to improve conversion rates, instead of repeatedly "preaching" within the same circle, it's better to reach out to a broader audience. This approach will be much more efficient.