Earn 500USD With NTFS Designs Explained
Subject: 1.Create an NFT Album
Hi there!
Today, we’re
talking about NFTs—non-fungible tokens and how
you can use them in your business.
NFTs include art, videos, music, sports, and in-game items.
So you do you get in on the ground floor with this “new” market?
In today’s
email, we’ll take a look at creating an NFT album to
attract
visitors to your site.
Once you
have a large enough audience, you can also monetize your
site with
ads or affiliate links.
An album
gives your followers a good reason to come to your site
and keep
coming back (if you continue to add new NFTs).
Start-up
costs are significantly less than most businesses,
ranging from
around $1,000 to just under $20,000 depending on
your level
of expertise and software or assistance you may need.
You can put
as much or as little time as you’d like into this
business.
If you have
some experience, you can start very small and manage
all the
aspects on your own.
Otherwise,
you may need the services of a few experts to set up
your album.
This type of business is very scalable, also.
With
businesses and processes changing daily, there will always
be demand
for new features, products, and services.
You can also
utilize several different business models and pricing
tiers to
allow you to reach all sorts of customers.
Some cons of
setting up your own album include:
•
Competition: the market is crowded in this area, so it’s important
for you to
spend a good amount of time analyzing that market and
understanding
where the demand lies.
• Constant
Maintenance: you’ll probably need to constantly update
your album
in order to stay relevant.
• Lack of
Benefits: you’ll be self-employed and responsible for
finding your
own insurance.
• Isolation:
you’ll be working alone without face-to-face
interactions
with other team members.
• Taxes:
you’ll be paying self-employment taxes, which can be high.
It’s
important to understand what you’ll be paying each year so you
can decide
if the work you’re taking on will be worth it.
• No safety
net: you may not receive a consistent paycheck.
With a
commission-based business, you may have slow periods with
lower
take-aways so it’s important to budget for the slow times.
You can
create an NFT in about 10 minutes over on rotorvideos.com.
Keep it down
to around 30 seconds because you want the final video
to be less
than 100mg in size.
If you
haven’t already gotten a digital wallet, you need to get one.
Metamask is
a popular solution—just open an account and buy some
Ethereum.
You’ll need around $80.
Then,
register with opens.io and connect your metamask wallet.
Create a
collection and create a new “item.”
Now, upload
your Rotor video. Fill in descriptions with as much
detail as
you can so people can easily find it.
Once you
decide to sell your NFT, you’ll need to pay an $80
activation
fee.
Now, just
share and provide the link to that NFT and you’re off
and running!
In our next
email, we’ll talk about starting an NFT cryptocurrency.
Until then,
Subject: 2.Start an NFT Cryptocurrency
Hi there!
This week,
we’re talking about NFTs.
These are
non-fungible tokens created from art, music,
sports
clips, in-game items, etc.
In our last
email, we looked at creating an NFT album.
Today, we’ll
discuss starting an NFT cryptocurrency.
Creating
your own NFT artwork is a relatively straightforward
process that
doesn’t require extensive knowledge of the crypto
industry.
Before you
start, you’ll need to decide on which blockchain
you want to
issue your NFTs.
Ethereum is
currently the leading blockchain service for NFTs,
however,
there are other blockchains that are becoming
increasingly
popular.
These
include Binance Smart Chain, Flow by Dapper Labs, Iron,
EOS,
Polkadot, Tezos, Cosmos, and WAX.
Each
blockchain has its own separate NFT token standard,
compatible
wallet services, and marketplaces.
This means,
for example, if you create NFTs on top of the
Binance
Smart Chain, you’ll only be able to sell them on
platforms
that support Binance Smart Chain assets.
You won’t be
able to use OpenSea (an Ethereum-based NFT
marketplace)
or VIV3 (a Flow blockchain-based marketplace).
Since
Ethereum has the largest NFT ecosystem, let’s look at
minting your
own NFT artwork, music, or video on the
Ethereum
blockchain.
You’ll need
an Ethereum wallet that supports ERC-721, which
is the
Ethereum-based NFT token standard.
You can find
such wallets on MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or
Coinbase
Wallet.
You’ll also
need around $50 to $100 in ether (ETH).
If you’re
using Coinbase’s wallet, you can buy from the
platform
with fiat currencies such as US dollars or British
pounds
sterling. Otherwise, you’ll have to go through a
cryptocurrency
exchange.
Once you
have your ether in your wallet, there are a
number of
NRT-centric platforms that will allow you to connect
your wallet
and upload your chosen image or file you’re
planning to
turn into an NFT.
The main
marketplaces include OpenSea, Variable, and Mintable.
Makersplace
also lets you create your own NFTs but you have
to register
to become a listed artist on the platform before you do.
Once you
create your NFT on OpenSea and many other marketplaces,
you have the
option to include special traits and attributes
to increase
the uniqueness and scarcity of your NFT.
Creators can
even include unlockable content that can only
be viewed by
the purchaser. These can be passwords that
allow access
to certain services or even discount codes
and contact
information.
Once you
have your collection of NFTs, you’ll need to click
on each one
and find the “sell” button.
This will
take you to a pricing page where you can define
conditions of the sale, including whether to
run an auction
or sell at a
fixed price.
You can even
program in royalties to allow you a commission
whenever the
NFT is resold.
In our next
email, we’ll look at starting a NFT blog.
Until then,
Subject: 3.How to Create a NFT Blog
Hi there!
This week
we’re looking at NFTs, or non-fungible tokens.
These can be
digital representations of artwork, music,
in-game
items, or even real-world objects like toilet paper.
In our last
email, we talked about creating an NFT currency
for your
business.
Today, we’ll
discuss creating a blog that will net you a
larger
audience, and which you can then monetize.
Businesses
of all kinds start blogging in order to build
up a
long-term audience.
Blogs are websites
consisting of content, usually focused
on a
specific topic—in this case, NFTs.
It’s a
commitment, too, because whether you publish daily,
weekly, or
monthly, it’s important to be a consistent as
possible.
This isn’t
just in how often you publish, but in the type of
content you
present.
It’s rare to
see instant results, so you’ll need to stay
motivated in
the early stages of your blog.
To get
started, now that you’ve already chosen your niche
(NFTs), pick
a catchy name and domain to go with it.
It costs a
bit more to purchase a domain name, but it’s worth
it for
increasing your website traffic.
When you
chose a domain name, make it memorable, fun to say,
easy to
spell, and unique.
A good brand
name makes a memorable impression on your readers
and lets
them know what to expect from your blog and your
company.
There are
many ways to monetize your blog once you start
getting
noticed. There are even ways to make money that don’t
require a
massive volume of page views per day.
And if you
aim for a niche-based audience, like NFTs, instead
of trying to
cater to a wider audience, it will be far easier
to gain
traction.
You can make
money blogging by selling your NFTs, either
directly or
tangentially to readers of the blog. Or, you can
base your
blog content on explaining how NFTs work, introducing
ones that
have captured your attention, and helping beginners
learn the
ropes in this exciting industry.
Remember to
start building a subscriber list early on. You can do
this easily
by implementing a opt-in form on your blog either
within the
content itself or in the side bar. Then,
make sure
to share it
across all your social media platforms as well.
In our next
email, we’ll talk about starting an NFT community.
Until then,
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