Is Cryptomarketing coming to the aid of social media where it fails to determine how valuable a user is, and excluding bots and malicious actors at the same time from different platforms?
Social media are the best platforms to market projects because that's where most people are and you'll never know how much percentage of those people are really investors. There are various ways of doing it but I don't know today, I typically see those marketing in crypto that are being done through influencers and not with the typical ad sponsoring from these platforms. Maybe they're enforcing some rules about that or I am not part of the algorithm of theirs. 
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The advancement in integrating Blockchain technology and AI functionalities within Cryptocurrency based projects into different sectors gets even more impressive as newer projects try to unlock new possibilities and unveil better solutions into the crypto space.
while different crypto projects are often looking for platforms that will market and promote their project to a wider audience and investors, I just stumbled on a project, Cookie with a concept of permissionless affiliate protocol where businesses can launch campaigns and creators choose which ones to participate in. Check Here: https://x.com/Cookie3_com/status/1801194114903675388?t=QiZbGw3SZMVIgo43sodcMg&s=19
Social media platforms have so far been invaluable tools for promoting crypto projects, businesses and ideas due to their vast user bases and engagement features that I know of. Popular platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn offer opportunities for targeted advertising, community building, and content sharing. With the concept of, MarketingFi can blockchain and AI powered platforms successfully overthrow Social Media in implementing marketing solutions?
Is Cryptomarketing coming to the aid of social media where it fails to determine how valuable a user is, and excluding bots and malicious actors at the same time from different platforms?
while different crypto projects are often looking for platforms that will market and promote their project to a wider audience and investors, I just stumbled on a project, Cookie with a concept of permissionless affiliate protocol where businesses can launch campaigns and creators choose which ones to participate in. Check Here: https://x.com/Cookie3_com/status/1801194114903675388?t=QiZbGw3SZMVIgo43sodcMg&s=19
Social media platforms have so far been invaluable tools for promoting crypto projects, businesses and ideas due to their vast user bases and engagement features that I know of. Popular platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn offer opportunities for targeted advertising, community building, and content sharing. With the concept of, MarketingFi can blockchain and AI powered platforms successfully overthrow Social Media in implementing marketing solutions?
Is Cryptomarketing coming to the aid of social media where it fails to determine how valuable a user is, and excluding bots and malicious actors at the same time from different platforms?
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