Topic: How to make presale successfull ? - page 2. (Read 274 times)

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Thank you the ALL guys for your responses and advice.
You are awesome.
I decided to create a landing page that will link to the presale dapp.
There I will explain my SURFER philosophy, and then I will go back to creating new features in the dapp.
I would like to have people like you in my community.
I would give you $SURFER for free, but I plan to buy it back only after the launch, so I only have a reserve for the liquidity pool.

Most times crypto is marketed through influencers, theyre just a pump and dump.

for your presale to be successful, just prove to potential users the value of your "tool."

You didn't listen to our original advice... advertising will not help you right now.

Too much animation without giving information on what the platform is all about and how it works and what its usability I have a hard time understanding what the platform is all about, because I first visit the site before checking your provided information, if you present it to anyone without proper explanation they will be at a loss on what's the purpose of the site is.

My advice is to make it simple and easy to understand, there is no need for animation as they will annoy the readers, based on my observation yours is another shitcoin in the making.

• Yes I know the feeling about connecting wallet to the dapps. But for me it's more safe than sending funds into unknown address. That's why I created dapp. Also I want build lotteries on it later , and than users can win free tokens as rewards.
• I don't know how to convince people to use dapp - while they can use some empty wallet or some other if they scared....  
• -Also as guys before said I will make gitbook with all the information about the future of the token.
  But to be honest look on $Portal coin or some others they failed because sick tokenomy or bad scalation and even best utility doesn't make sense when You havent community and good tokenomy.
• Today I am gonna buy Twitter premium to be verified, maybe it will help
• Also I will use my own verified Twitter to promote it (for now I only made recognation)
• Thank You guys for Yours voices, maybe You got more ideas for me? Do You think that I should change the dapp into regular landing page? Or combine it to both in one

This website looks suspicious. I do not recommend connecting your wallet to any unknown Dapps.


As to your question:

Be honest, transparent and hard-working.

That is all you need to get people onboard your project. Any kind of marketing strategy only comes AFTER you have established that. I have worked with many projects and I can tell you that no amount of marketing can replace genuineness. Especially when it comes to creating a community that trusts you with their time and their money.

The cryptocurrency community is extremely distrustful because of all the bad projects in the past (and now). You need to prove yourself to be trustworthy by having some sort of MVP (Minimal Viable Product) or something similar to show off (as a way of displaying your hard work). Show people the results of your work and they will see the amount of time that you have put into this project. I see that you have made a dapp but I recommend it should be open source so people can evaluate your code for themselves.

As far as transparency goes, I have no idea what your project is about. Where is your whitepaper? Any explanatory documents? In fact, you seem to have made the entire site look like what appears to be a desperate, hurried and amateurish attempt at selling your tokens without actually explaining what they are for and why they are worth investing into.

And asking people to connect their wallet is already kind of a red flag to me. A lot of people got their wallet's cleaned out by connecting to unknown services.

You ain't gonna get 40ETH for that shit. They know it is another scam, just ask yourself whether you will buy your own token and if the answer is yes, gotta be high. Just list it in UNI and see for yourself if the volume reaches 0.001ETH you're already lucky to have dumped them the max supply.  Your username speaks for itself. 

The best (and only) method is to explain what your tool is about, and what you plan to do with the money.

I suggest you to create landing page with useful information about the project

I visited your page and I have to be honest, I even have no clue what the "tool" is about. Your home page talks nothing about it except telling someone to connect their wallets or buy some tokens that we don't know what their purpose is

The home page doesn't look good at all, It gives no confidence to a potential customer at all. Do you think people are just about to give you 40 ETH for tokens that have no use case at all?

How is a proven method besides being a big influencer? To sell out the entire presale?
I built a special dapp, (https://surfer.lol) which is based on a presale contract that I created myself.
But I need promotion and this is the most difficult point. Because my product has a vision and, as I said, technical background.

Telegram ? - All groups are spam. The best are alpha groups, but how to reach them?
Twitter ? I bought premium and I will be sending replies to big accounts and popular threads
Youtube ? I bought an ad, but 1000 views is 8 visits to the site.

Do you have any other methods? How to reach a specific community? to sell about 40 ETH ?
That's only 40 people at 1 ETH each.

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UPDATE after thread discussion

• doxxed myself: https://twitter.com/locofantastico
• development: I am creating an informational website/landing page with all necessary information for future investors.
• manual presale element added to the dapp as you suggested: 0x6056cB6FEFf856d7fe896910D94FC75e4454aFE8 (accepts BNB, USDT, ETH, WETH, USDC).
• I have a plan B for the launch, and I will soon share it. Maybe other devs would use it, but for now, I am focusing on the work at the presale level. I need to convince a few guys from Bitcointalk, which I really like. I had an account as a regular member here in the past, but I lost the email and can't retrieve the password.