Mintfunnel

This is big Coinscribble is now Mintfunnel. We’ve rebranded to better reflect our mission: helping Web3 companies launch faster, scale smarter, and own the narrative through powerful PR distribution. More for you soon!

one of my favorite @mintfunnel users right now is @hello_entergram they built the best telegram CRM i've found so far. if telegram is where your web3 deals get done, this is a no-brainer.

its finally time. i'm breaking down the 5 biggest lessons I wish someone had told me before I started a crypto agency. If you're building an agency or working in Web3 marketing — this one's for you.

here’s something we don’t talk about enough: @coinbound turns away more than 95% of the brands that reach out to us. not because we’re trying to be exclusive or because we think we’re too good for anyone. it’s because we refuse to take on a client we can’t absolutely crush it for. i’ve seen what happens when agencies say yes to everyone. they spread thin, results suffer, and the clients that actually deserved great work get watered-down effort. we’d rather have a shorter roster of wins than a long list of “we tried our best.” every time we onboard someone, our reputation is on the line. in crypto, that reputation travels fast (in both directions) so when we evaluate an inbound lead, we’re asking: 1- do we have the right team 2- the right connections 3- the right strategy to genuinely move the needle for this project? (Or are they at least receptive enough to the strategy we are proposing?) if the answer isn’t a confident yes, we pass. it’s one of the hardest parts of running the agency. turning down revenue is never easy but it’s also one of the things i’m most proud of. the clients we do work with know we chose them just as much as they chose us. that changes the dynamic completely. it becomes a partnership, not a transaction. selectivity is a reciprocal commitment to the people who trust you with their growth.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ More agencies need to work this way

marketing a crypto project is genuinely different from marketing anything else. the audience does their own research, most mainstream ad platforms block you, and community isn't a nice-to-have, it's the whole game. we put together a full guide breaking down what actually works:

We’ve just pushed an series of analytics improvements We’ve released a set of analytics updates to make your reporting faster to review, harder to misread, and more consistent from day to day. - “Today” and “Tomorrow” views are now available in user analytics, so you can quickly check performance for the current window without manually setting date ranges - We added safeguards that prevent future dates from being used in analytics reports, which helps avoid confusion and eliminates misleading views caused by selecting dates where no data can exist yet - Analytics now display based on each user’s local timezone, which makes daily totals and time-based trends easier to interpret and aligns reporting with how you actually operate - We improved the stability of the analytics processing workflow, which means more dependable reporting and fewer inconsistencies as data is collected and updated These updates are now live for all Mintfunnel users.

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We’re aware of a bug related to clicks from the past few days not displaying properly in publishers dashboards. The patch is in QA and expected to be pushed on Monday morning.

coinbound has now survived four crypto bear markets. the first one i genuinely thought the show was over. i remember watching in terror as inbound dried up and wondering if i'd built something real or just gotten lucky on timing. it was brutal. the second one was still scary, but it felt familiar. like i'd seen this movie before. i knew there was probably an ending where things came back, i just didn't know how long it would take. this most recent one? barely noticed it. inbound slows down, we adjust, we keep building. the show very much goes on. i read a book recently called "Life Lessons from the Ocean" (its a picture book) that put words to something i'd been experiencing without fully understanding it. it talked about a species of seaweed that grows and shrinks with the seasons, and how that's actually the secret to its survival. when conditions get stormy, seaweed that's grown too large gets ripped out of the ground and dies. so it evolved to get bigger in the summer and smaller in the stormy winters. it doesnt look at shrinking as bad, growing as good. they are both part of the cycle of survival. that's the only playbook that works in crypto. not infinite growth mode year round. controlled expansion, honest contraction when needed, and enough roots to hold when things get rough. the businesses that die in bear markets usually don't die because of the bear market. they die because they scaled like the storm was never coming and didnt give themselves the freedom to cut back when the stormy winter came.

Hey publishers, ever wanted to know how to customize your Mintfunnel widgets so they look super natural on your site? Ty's got you covered in this walkthrough video:

absolutely no one: crypto marketing teams:

@blockchainalph @damywrites @surgence_io @x10agencyteam @apcollective @coinbound 🙏

@mintfunnel @damywrites @surgence_io @x10agencyteam @apcollective @coinbound Yep. They were in the first list x.com/blockchainalph…

Still on Web3 agencies that actually execute: 👇 1. Mintfunnel @mintfunnel 2. Blockchain Alpha @blockchainalph 3. Surgence Labs @surgence_io 4. x10 Agency @x10agencyteam 5. AP Collective @apcollective Did we miss any real operators?

@blockchainalph @damywrites @surgence_io @x10agencyteam @apcollective Gotta have @coinbound on that list

@damywrites @mintfunnel @surgence_io @x10agencyteam @apcollective thanks 😊 did we miss anyone?

We just published the internet's most comprehensive AI playbook for crypto marketers. Don't miss it: mintfunnel.co/ai-crypto-mark…

The most effective leadership style: Servant Leadership World’s best leaders like Jobs, Musk and Nadella use it. 8 examples where it was used & how to take advantage of it:

Most people treat marketing like a one-time event. Launch. Big push. Hope it hits. But marketing is really just: 1- distribution 2- patience If you show up consistently in the right places, you win. If you disappear every time you don’t get instant results, you lose. That’s the whole game.

@TySmithHQ how many times do you need to show up without results before calling it quits?

Sonami (@sonamitoken) Presale Gains Momentum as Early Investors Join in Stage 7, Offering Target Staking Rewards of Up to 53% via @realcoincentral coincentral.com/sonami-presale…

@lexyrrsk 100%. private conviction compounds better than public reach, too.

The community-as-distribution shift is real. The teams I've seen win aren't building big audiences, they're building small groups who explain the product better than marketing ever could. Private conviction beats public reach.

“By 2026, credibility will be the moat. Not liquidity. Not features. Not token mechanics. Credibility.”