Blockchain Meets Marketing Ani Alexander

In this episode, I speak to Sam Simmons. Sam is the founder Non-Fungible Ventures.
We discuss
Similarities between poker and NFT space
the difference between web2 and web3
Cryptokitties
The importance of the storytelling in the space
Big brands and web 3
PHPs and innovation
NFT utility for 1 on 1 artists

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In this episode, I am speaking to one of the well-known collectors among the NFT artist community - the NFT Millionnaire
how did he get into crypto (and later NFTs)
difference between PFPs and 1on1s
how does he decide which 1 on 1 pieces to buy
relationships between the artist and collector
the role of the artist
his upcoming NFT project

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Today I am speaking to Franklin.
Franklin is a top 7 Bored Ape holder with 43 apes in his portfolio atm.
In this episode we discuss:
how does he keeps track of all the projects that are around
how to keep your NFTs secure?
how to balance NFT life with real life?
what will be popular in the future - what’s next after the PFPs?

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Today I'm having a conversation with the artist Billelis.
In this episode we discuss:
His 10-year journey of "overnight" success
His transition from being sceptical and not believing in NFTs to becoming one of the most successful NFT artists
What will happen when the hype around NFTs calms down?
How he chooses his collection pieces

Food for thought
Digital artists’ gallery exposition space was social media. I don’t know if Instagram’s success would be the same if it wasn’t for artists, photographers, and all these creative people that used it as a showcasing medium for what we do now.
There are many moments in many artists' careers when you’re ready to say “f**k this shit. I’m done”
We all focus on what is next so much but then we forget where we’ve come from and how far we have come in the journey of what we do.
Digital art deserves it’s to have a medium that is native to it.
Building your connections and your audience is very important. people expect it to happen instantly. It takes time, it is work.

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In this episode, I speak to an awesome (and successful NFT artist) Rik Oostenbroek.
We discuss what it takes to create your brand as NFT artist.
A few highlights are below:
Be yourself
Engage with the community
Create relationships with your collectors
Create the work that you're proud of
Quality over quantity
Don't fall into the FOMO
Be patient

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In today's episode I spoke to Cyberium.
Many of us always thought that in order to succeed in the NFT space we needed to establish and grow our community. Cyberium's story is unique because it proves that one can sell out an NFT collection without having a large community. In this episode I do my best to find out how did he do it.
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