sell a feeling, not a product. nft edition vol. 1 ↓

1. @pudgypenguins joy, positivity, and belonging. pudgy cultivates a sense of community, inclusivity, and playful creativity, evoking warmth and nostalgia through its adorable penguin characters. you may find this in comments or group chats.

2. @Claynosaurz whimsical adventure, nostalgia, and inclusive creativity. clayno fosters a “come as you are” vibe, encouraging participation through collectibles, storytelling, and engaging experiences like booster packs and digital activations. perfect for kids and adults.

3. @Azuki rebellious creativity, cultural connection, and exclusive belonging. azuki blends anime-inspired art and streetwear culture to spark edgy, youthful energy, uniting digital and nft enthusiasts in "The Garden" for inclusive storytelling, art, and events. IKZ

4. @GoodVibesssClub happiness, optimism, and social bonding. rooted in vibrant 3D art and storytelling, GVC evokes uplifting, carefree energy, encouraging inclusivity and creative expression. "Every Day is a Good Day."

if there's one thing to learn from these projects, it'd be to focus on emotional connection first before you sell the product. 99% of nft buyers already know what they're getting (a digital product), but not many experience the emotional side of them. be different.

on a side note: it’s very interesting to note that 2/4 (potentially 3/4) of these projects mentioned now have their own token: pudgy = $pengu azuki = $anime clayno = ???? gvc = ???? are we starting to see more nft projects follow suit?