Creating an NFT Community in 2022: 6 Rules

December 8, 2022

By Murtuza Merchant

There are too many NFT projects, Discord servers, and shitposts.

How can you tell which option is best for you?

How can you entice more people to participate in your remarkable NFT journey?

These six guidelines will help you create a truly outstanding NFT community.

But first, you might be wondering why I need to know this.

So, as the NFT market expanded, so did our comprehension of it.

In 2021, all you have to do to complete an NFT project successfully was

Make monkey or ape art

Bots take over Discord and Twitter

overpromising the roadmap

The primary objective is to make quick money.

All of that alters in 2022 and will alter considerably more in the ensuing years.

Here are some things to anticipate:

VISION LONG-TERM

This has a direct bearing on the roadmap’s preparation. NFT ventures could be built purely on luck and hype (ahem, goblins). The likelihood that your initiative will succeed, however, is slim.

Consider sustainability as an alternative.

Do not be a derivative; instead, plan your roadmap in accordance with the talents of your team.

Simply said, continue doing what you are already doing, but with the aid of NFTs, you may now enhance it.

Additionally, just because a project was wildly successful does not mean you should imitate its plan.

That will merely lead to over-promising, burning your team out, and ultimately giving your NFT project a RUG status.

OFFER VALUE

Giving is the first step towards creating a wonderful community.

Why are musicians well-known?

A random person becomes a fan because they provide enjoyment for everyone, which in turn causes an increasing number of fans to join cults.

You must approach interactions with your community with that attitude.

FORM A BRILLIANT TEAM

An amazing team goes a long way.

You may have a team of three or even two persons working on an NFT project.

The credibility your team carries is more important than the team’s size.

Make sure your staff can respond to questions from your community, address problems, and provide ongoing support for your community.

But keep in mind not to overdo it and tyre yourself out.

Your neighbourhood will be able to tell if you are exerting too much effort and should give up on the project.

CONSTRUCT A GREAT PRODUCT

The NFT space was modified by the Bored Ape Yacht Club.

The NFT space was altered by crypto punks.

Okay, Bears and other others also accomplished this.

Why did they become that way?

because their team has answered a crucial puzzle piece.

What should my NFT look like?

Even before the art is planned, this fundamental question needs to be answered.

Your NFT must be more than a simple JPEG file.

What does it stand for?

Is the project ready for the Metaverse?

What blockchain will you be utilising, and why?

For yourself, establish some ground rules. Your project’s overall direction will benefit from this.

The answers to these queries will assist you and your team in determining a course of action as blockchain, NFT, and Web3 technology are only now beginning to take shape.

Web-based learning

The team will be able to provide more to their community as they gain knowledge of Web3 technology, which is still in its infancy and has a lot to learn.

Consider tokens, the metaverse, interoperability between chains, and more.

MAKE YOUR COMMUNITY GREAT

There are several projects out there that mistreat their neighbourhood.

They essentially act as though their neighbourhood is their “clientele,” and they are always attempting to sell them NFT.

Whitelist giveaways and offering them Whitelists are not the only things you can do for your community.

Think broadly and in-depth.

Consider them as close friends and relatives, not just as empty pockets.

Consider them your supporters.

These fundamental recommendations should help you get your NFT project off the ground.

About the author

Murtuza Merchant is a senior journalist and an avid follower of blockchain, cryptos, and NFTs.