Succeeding in NFT art requires consistency, community, and luck. Here are some general tips:
1. Find your niche. Develop a style that works for you, and try to be unique. Do your NFTs have physical counterparts? What utility will holders receive?
2. Expand your knowledge. By learning more about the technology, you’ll know more about what you can do – and what hasn’t been done before. Can you do something completely unique?
3. Embrace rarity. It can be tempting to mint 100 NFTs from one artwork – but how will this impact value and scarcity? If unsure, it is best to reduce the number of NFTs you are minting.
4. Build a community. Speak to other artists and collectors, and become an active member of the community. Alongside making friends and acquaintances, you’ll find an audience for your NFTs.
5. Create value. What can you create that is valuable for your holders? Merch? Private chats? Unique art?
6. Think outside the box. NFT art can do things that physical and digital art cannot. This includes the ability to change over time, give holders unique perks, or provide special utility. NFT art can also be exhibited in online galleries, which can get your art in front of entirely new audiences.
NFT Basics
- What is a Non-Fungible Token?
- Are NFTs the same as Cryptocurrency?
- Common NFT Terms
- What was the first NFT minted?
- What can an NFT holder do?
- Why do collectors buy NFTs?
- Can NFTs be a good investment?
- How Do I Earn Money from NFTs?
- How Do I Purchase an NFT?
- How Do I Pick an NFT to Buy?
- How Do I Find the Rarity of an NFT?
- How Do I Make an NFT?
- How Do I Promote an NFT?
- What gives an NFT its value?
- How Do I Secure My NFT?
- Is It Hard to Sell an NFT?
- How Do I Exchange an NFT for Cash?
- How Do I Trade an NFT?
- How Do I Avoid NFT Scams?
- How Do I Know if an NFT Is Real?
- What Are the Biggest NFT Collections?
- What was the first NFT minted?
- Will NFTs last?