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Hello Everyone

by Web3Frontier
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Good morning, everyone. I am relatively new to this forum but not to digital marketing. I have been working in digital advertising since 2020. Recently, I was introduced to Web3 advertising, and it feels like a whole new world to me. I'm here to learn how the worlds of Web3 and Web2 digital marketing align and how I can improve my skills and strategies in Web3 marketing. But first, I want to say 'hello' to everyone. I hope we have a great time together. Have a nice day!
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  • Profile picture of the author DWolfe
    First off welcome to the Warrior Forum! Make sure you read and understand the rules located here - https://www.warriorforum.com/main-in...uncements.html

    The Warrior Forum has a lot of good information if you view the various sub-fourms. However, Web3 discussions are rare here. Since too many try to promote instead of contribute here. This has led to their removal from the forum.
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    • Profile picture of the author Web3Frontier
      Appreciate the heads-up! It's great to see the community actively keeping discussions clean and valuable. Now I see why Web3 topics are rare here. Looking forward to learning, contributing, and having meaningful discussions with everyone!"
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  • Profile picture of the author Jamell
    I am glad that you are onboard .

    There's a wealth of information on Google about web 3 advertising so you have to sift through the information and find a method that works for you .

    I am sure there's a few experts on this forum that can help you aswell.

    Cheers
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    • Profile picture of the author Web3Frontier
      Thanks! Glad to be here. I agree--there's a lot of information out there, and filtering through it to find what truly works is key. I'll definitely keep an eye out for insights from experts here and contribute where I can. Looking forward to the discussions! Cheers!
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  • Profile picture of the author xiangjuqing xiang
    Today is my first day in this forum.
    Cheers
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    • Profile picture of the author Web3Frontier
      Welcome! Great to have you here. It's always exciting to join a new community. Looking forward to learning and sharing insights together. Cheers!
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    Hi, I am also a new member, hope to learn a lot from you
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  • Profile picture of the author spartan14
    Hy and welcome ,do you mind explaining what web 3 advertising stand for as this term its new for me ?
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    • Profile picture of the author Web3Frontier
      Of course, let's explain first what is web2 advertising: the advertising that we see today--big companies like Google and Facebook collect your data to show you ads. For example, if you search for shoes, you'll start seeing shoe ads everywhere. You don't control your data, and these companies make money from it.

      Web3 advertising is different. It uses blockchain, meaning you own your data. For example, if a company wants to show you ads, they ask for permission, and you can even get rewards (like tokens) for watching them. It's more private, and you're in control.

      So the advertisement strategy is also different. Like marketers in Web3 focus on community engagement, airdrops, NFT giveaways, and reward-based models. Instead of tracking users secretly, they ask for permission and offer incentives to interact with their brand. For example, the Brave browser, which rewards users with BAT tokens for viewing ads, or like EtherMail, lets users receive rewarded emails from advertisers while protecting their privacy.
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