NFT collectors have a different relationship

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NFT collectors have a different relationship

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NFT collectors have a different relationship in a way. They’re generally going to be more invested in the long-term career of a musician. It’s like an investor of a business. Investors in businesses gain by supporting and helping artists. It doesn’t make sense for anyone to invest in a business and not help it reach its full potential.

In a hypothetical scenario, someone who sees potential in an artist could buy afghanistan cell phone number list some first edition NFTs then provide them with their own skillset to help promote the music. What if a web developer who loves your music built a website to help you market it? What if an experienced business owner knows how to run Google Ads for search engines? What if another musician who doesn’t own a label has some connections for you? Each one of these “stakeholders” in your music could benefit themselves and yourself. These are the potential scenarios I see playing out for NFT musicians.

Musicians getting into the music NFT space should leverage NFT collectors. They should seek them out for advertising opportunities. It’s definitely a bit strange thinking of music like stocks, but it’s the future we live in.

Getting Started Minting & Getting Support
The quickest and easiest path to minting NFTs is through FanFare.FM. Register to be an artist. Sign up for and install the Blocto Wallet as well.

FanFare.FM is extremely user-friendly and they offer support through their Discord. There is no fee to mint music as NFTs through the platform and minting is handled through credit card. There is no crypto hurdle with FanFare.
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