Hey there @logic thanks for the feedback and sorry for getting back to you a bit late.
The guerilla marketing won't be done without permission from the restaurants and coffee shops. Many places allow you to drop some QR codes next to the registry, or even have a board for community announcements somewhere in the place. Hobby shops do the same, art houses as well. This is the kind of guerilla strats we're looking at. We weren't able to go in depth on each of the sections because 5k words, but we're already developing the marketing plan for each of the sections.
That being said, it seems like you have some experience in marketing so if you have any feedback on each of the marketing plans, we'd appreciate it, we know marketing but we are not flawless, so any intel is welcomed!
The process to become active and claim their $10 will not be just for a simple scan. The simple scan which will have some anti-abuse measures like IP walls and one-google account one hive account measures. The user will go through a gamified onboarding process and learn about the blockchain, and only after completing this process they'll receive some rewards, which will not come from the DHF, but organically from their onboarding process - make an intro post, engage, comment, get involved etc.
The gamified onboarding will be a sort of mini course they'll take on the blockchain with steps, milestones, achievements and encouragement to keep learning. Think the tutorial section in chess.com
Thanks for your reply.
A pack of 500 such stickers printed costs about $500 or less.
It is very unlikely that you will find more than a few cafes/restaurants that agree for any stickers to be stuck on their premises. Maybe except for some alternative bars or hipster cafes.
Yeah, or if you are in Mexico you could get a 5x better price and then distribute that on HiveFest so people can take them back to their expensive first world country haha. We’ll see, either way thanks for your feedback, always appreciated
Hey there @logic thanks for the feedback and sorry for getting back to you a bit late.
The guerilla marketing won't be done without permission from the restaurants and coffee shops. Many places allow you to drop some QR codes next to the registry, or even have a board for community announcements somewhere in the place. Hobby shops do the same, art houses as well. This is the kind of guerilla strats we're looking at. We weren't able to go in depth on each of the sections because 5k words, but we're already developing the marketing plan for each of the sections.
That being said, it seems like you have some experience in marketing so if you have any feedback on each of the marketing plans, we'd appreciate it, we know marketing but we are not flawless, so any intel is welcomed!
The process to become active and claim their $10 will not be just for a simple scan. The simple scan which will have some anti-abuse measures like IP walls and one-google account one hive account measures. The user will go through a gamified onboarding process and learn about the blockchain, and only after completing this process they'll receive some rewards, which will not come from the DHF, but organically from their onboarding process - make an intro post, engage, comment, get involved etc.
The gamified onboarding will be a sort of mini course they'll take on the blockchain with steps, milestones, achievements and encouragement to keep learning. Think the tutorial section in chess.com
Thanks for your feedback!
Thanks for your reply.
A pack of 500 such stickers printed costs about $500 or less.
It is very unlikely that you will find more than a few cafes/restaurants that agree for any stickers to be stuck on their premises. Maybe except for some alternative bars or hipster cafes.
Yeah, or if you are in Mexico you could get a 5x better price and then distribute that on HiveFest so people can take them back to their expensive first world country haha. We’ll see, either way thanks for your feedback, always appreciated