Take the one top spot but pay more each time
The front page of the crypto world. There's just one text advertising spot, and its front and center. Take the spot and get your message in front of a crypto/tech audience. There's one catch - the amount to take the top spot increases each time, so be quick!
Nice launch @joetannorella – feels like this could be a great marketing avenue for crypto/blockchain startups to reach their target audience in a fun and dynamic way, very cool!
How do I "buy the dip" on this....? ;-)
Serious question - once a new top price is reached, does it remain fixed? If so, would that put off future purchases once it gets to a decent amount (e.g. $100). How about having some mechanism whereby it decreases by $1 every day/week/month/whatever, to encourage more purchases. If it drops from $500 to $300 then you might get a buyer than might never have been interested.
Hey PH, During the crypto rally leading up to Jan 2018 I built https://www.topofthecoins.com. My intention was to learn about crypto and get an idea of how this shiny new (to me) tech worked. I fired up a new Laravel PHP project and also invested £400 in #XRP and #XLM (now worth £370 :-(). At the time the site brought in $31.50 (0.02793) of Ethereum (around 10 sales) after a couple of days of very tame marketing, which is now worth £66.93. I pretty much broke even on the original 2017/18 rally,
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