Many NFT critics and doubters continue to assert that NFTs will go belly up soon. To which no less than Forbes made a dedicated article, where they boldly and rather cheekily stated that NFTs are a “fad that’s here to stay”. Moreover, this NFTs & Marketing infographic explains the significance of NFT with proven statistics.
Indeed, for all their seeming “uselessness”, NFTs only continue to gain traction. And we probably can credit much of its staying power with its innate connection to crypto. NFTs are already being tied to crypto-related activities such as when you need to promote your ICO. An ICO Marketing Agency may suggest you invite a local celebrity to promote and auction off his or her current collection of NFTs, for example.
That’s just one way that marketing has inevitably made its way into this ever-growing industry, though. Plenty of influencers are also hopping on the bandwagon. Equally numerous promotional methods are popping up.
The top marketplaces are being flooded with NFTs, and the number sold regularly, if not daily, is only gaining more momentum. The average selling price is also continually increasing. The weekly volume traded climbed from $50 million to approximately $200 million between the end of April 2022 and the end of May 2022. It results in a 300% increase. Should you want a more complete overview of the industry’s current state and how NFT marketing is slowly but surely proliferating along with it, look no further than this infographic.







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