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What are 3 tips to building an onchain audience? 

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Anyone else with tips?

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the only part of "onchain" creator stuff that matters to me is whether it:

A. Offers a new medium for content creation i can't do w web2
B. Directly drives more/faster revenue

outside of that, i treat it basically the same as if i was a normal creator where i make a bunch of stuff, see what hits, and do more of that

In the abstract, sure

In reality, I’m not anywhere close to an audience size that has a meaningful cost of capture/deplatforming for me

It’s like “yea I get that matters but what matters way more is I get to step 1 aka gain a real following”

It doesn’t matter that the audience you are building is more “yours”? (Since you have wallet addresses as users the platform can’t gatekeep those; they’re public record)