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Imagine you’re trying to convince your non-bitcoiner musician friends to join nostr to post their music and try to grow an audience? What are you telling them? What are the incentives they can realistically work for here? Not theoretical “if nostr scaled to a billion users” incentives, but actual incentives they could work for today on nostr?
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Constantin · 12w
There are no incentives, you get more on the street. 😂 Billionaires will give them a fucking cent "because scarce".
⚡️ᗪㄖ匚⚡️ · 12w
What audience 😂
johnny · 12w
Is someone still asking for to #nostr ?
Ben · 12w
Caveat: I don’t spend much time thinking about social media and incentives but here’s a thought. Could one build a tool for cross posting between platforms? For example, a musician uploads a video to said tool, selects the platforms for the post (nostr being an option). This reduces friction, an...
Michael Friedl · 12w
Very minor clout. And playing around with a lightning wallet instead of likes or emojis.
Judge Hardcase · 12w
Nostr's inherent incentive is that it's freedom tech. Most normies just don't yet care about freedom tech. IMO, it's a waste of time trying to convince someone by dangling an incentive they just don't care about. Instead, I would try to educate them (assuming they are at all receptive to being ed...
Turiz · 12w
the only incentive is value for value if it works. Tried it before with buddies from the label I used to Collab and produce for. they didn't buy it. They went for building a fan base and a reputation on TikTok. 🙄🤦🏾‍♂️ Most people just want an audience. It's very difficult to grow one...
Constant · 12w
The main difference is that the authenticity of their content is not reliant a third party, and they are free to shoot themselves in the foot by losing their keys( or worse, getting them stolen). There you go. All the other places can simply dissapear, or dissapear you, and soviet style you never e...
DuhLaurien ✌🏻👽💨 · 12w
When I talk to musicians, "discovery" is the word they use most frequently. They want people to hear their music, and I think word of mouth is still the best form of marketing, so if they come over to Nostr they get to interact with a unique group of individuals with varied interests and areas of ex...
Svoboda · 11w
I'd actually sell them on the fact that Nostr is still small and not saturated like most social media platforms they're likely targeting. For example, if they drop on YouTube, they're just one of 20M videos (on average) uploaded daily. Nostr still has the "big fish in a small pond" effect opportunit...
BIT 🐳 ISH 🤌🏽 Italianhands · 11w
It takes some time to set up but once you're good you're good. From there you get back what you put in. The money you make selling merch and media typically only comes from maybe 5% of your fans. These are the fans that "matter" so to speak. These are your superfans who actually support you moneta...