The era of InfoFi is quite interesting, but I think the trend of Web3 creative agencies is making a comeback.
It's not that creators are disappearing, but now brands are not lacking farming mechanisms; what they truly need are people who can implement and execute effectively. This is the fundamental difference.
As a creator rooted in Web3, my recent idea is to collaborate directly with agencies and work on some long-term client projects. In fact, this is more meaningful than going solo.
Recently, I am mainly focusing on these areas. First is the execution capability that can genuinely help brands achieve results. Second is the possibility of long-term cooperation. Third is the actual role positions that are truly missing in the ecosystem.
It feels like the market is quietly adjusting, shifting from pure creator-driven to a combined model of agencies + creativity.
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rekt_but_vibing
· 8h ago
That's right, the golden age for solo creators has indeed passed.
I'm also considering long-term collaborations, which are much more interesting than projects that just exploit opportunities.
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GasBankrupter
· 8h ago
Yeah, that's right. The farming system hasn't been popular for a long time, and now there's really a lack of people doing the actual work.
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memecoin_therapy
· 8h ago
To be honest, the farming approach should have been outdated long ago. Now, it's really about relying on people who can actually get the job done.
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ShamedApeSeller
· 8h ago
Haha, you're right. The pure farming approach has long been outdated. Now it's all about who can really get the work done.
The era of InfoFi is quite interesting, but I think the trend of Web3 creative agencies is making a comeback.
It's not that creators are disappearing, but now brands are not lacking farming mechanisms; what they truly need are people who can implement and execute effectively. This is the fundamental difference.
As a creator rooted in Web3, my recent idea is to collaborate directly with agencies and work on some long-term client projects. In fact, this is more meaningful than going solo.
Recently, I am mainly focusing on these areas. First is the execution capability that can genuinely help brands achieve results. Second is the possibility of long-term cooperation. Third is the actual role positions that are truly missing in the ecosystem.
It feels like the market is quietly adjusting, shifting from pure creator-driven to a combined model of agencies + creativity.