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A loyalty program only feels real when users can see themselves in it. Points, streaks, and badges matter a lot more when they do not float in the void but instead attach to a persistent identity. That identity is what turns casual visitors into real community members and transforms engagement into an emotional investment.Why Identity Drives LoyaltyHumans come back to systems that recognize them. When users have a profile that reflects their actions, progress stops feeling abstract and starts...
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Absinthe Network🎉 Introducing Absinthe Protect 🥳
How Web3 incentive distribution is broken and why we're here to fix it.
Absinthe Network💸 Introducing the Absinthe Content Program 📗
Elevating the Incentives Discourse
Absinthe NetworkProfiles and Identity: Turn Every User Into a Stakeholder
A loyalty program only feels real when users can see themselves in it. Points, streaks, and badges matter a lot more when they do not float in the void but instead attach to a persistent identity. That identity is what turns casual visitors into real community members and transforms engagement into an emotional investment.Why Identity Drives LoyaltyHumans come back to systems that recognize them. When users have a profile that reflects their actions, progress stops feeling abstract and starts...
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Crypto growth teams operate across two categories of marketing surfaces. Temporary surfaces include points programs, raffles, giveaways, loyalty campaigns, and season-based incentives. These campaigns are built to concentrate attention for a defined window, then convert that attention into durable behaviors such as product usage, protocol interactions, token holding, and onchain participation.
Permanent surfaces are the places that persist between campaigns and collect the residual intent those campaigns create, most importantly your social profile pages on X and Farcaster
The permanent surface matters because a large share of users already treat social platforms as a place to evaluate brands, not just consume content. Based on survey data from DataReportal, a majority of eventual buyers check socials to learn more about brands, with these numbers reaching over 60% in countries like Indonesia and Brazil. That means the traffic arriving on a profile page is often pre qualified by intent. Users are actively looking for the next step.
Empirically speaking, projects consistently posting at least 3 times a day on X (reasonably engaging weeks) can generate between 30 to 100 profile visits per week from users who are already very interested in your product.
Profile traffic is also a predictable byproduct of consistent posting, even when engagement is compressed. Rival IQ’s 2024 benchmark report puts the median engagement rate for brands on X at 0.029%, with a median posting cadence of 3.31 posts per week across industries. In practice, teams can run serious campaign volume but still end up with a weak profile funnel if in the profile experience the bio link is not built to convert.
This is where link-in-bio infrastructure becomes a measurable lever. Take Linktree’s reports that show over 250 million clicks per month across its pages specifically funneled to purchases in retail or ecommerce.
The takeaway for token businesses is straightforward. Users already flow through profile pages, and link pages already aggregate massive volumes of downstream action. These users are perfect candidates to become protocol participants, token holders or product users.
Today, Absinthe is releasing Perch.bio, a link-in-bio page built for token-enabled businesses. Absinthe is a customer data and experience platform that powers retention campaigns like raffles, giveaways, and loyalty programs by ingesting protocol data, app events, and interactions across marketing surfaces. Perch.bio connects that campaign layer to the permanent profile surface.
It is free to use, launches in a couple of clicks, provides premium analytics comparable to best-in-class link-in-bio tooling, and is designed around conversion patterns that move visitors from profile intent to concrete actions.
Perch.bio will soon support embedded, crypto-native activations and personalized experiences directly on the page, so your social profile becomes a true activation surface tied to your retention engine.
Claim your username on PerchBio now! Visit perch.bio
Crypto growth teams operate across two categories of marketing surfaces. Temporary surfaces include points programs, raffles, giveaways, loyalty campaigns, and season-based incentives. These campaigns are built to concentrate attention for a defined window, then convert that attention into durable behaviors such as product usage, protocol interactions, token holding, and onchain participation.
Permanent surfaces are the places that persist between campaigns and collect the residual intent those campaigns create, most importantly your social profile pages on X and Farcaster
The permanent surface matters because a large share of users already treat social platforms as a place to evaluate brands, not just consume content. Based on survey data from DataReportal, a majority of eventual buyers check socials to learn more about brands, with these numbers reaching over 60% in countries like Indonesia and Brazil. That means the traffic arriving on a profile page is often pre qualified by intent. Users are actively looking for the next step.
Empirically speaking, projects consistently posting at least 3 times a day on X (reasonably engaging weeks) can generate between 30 to 100 profile visits per week from users who are already very interested in your product.
Profile traffic is also a predictable byproduct of consistent posting, even when engagement is compressed. Rival IQ’s 2024 benchmark report puts the median engagement rate for brands on X at 0.029%, with a median posting cadence of 3.31 posts per week across industries. In practice, teams can run serious campaign volume but still end up with a weak profile funnel if in the profile experience the bio link is not built to convert.
This is where link-in-bio infrastructure becomes a measurable lever. Take Linktree’s reports that show over 250 million clicks per month across its pages specifically funneled to purchases in retail or ecommerce.
The takeaway for token businesses is straightforward. Users already flow through profile pages, and link pages already aggregate massive volumes of downstream action. These users are perfect candidates to become protocol participants, token holders or product users.
Today, Absinthe is releasing Perch.bio, a link-in-bio page built for token-enabled businesses. Absinthe is a customer data and experience platform that powers retention campaigns like raffles, giveaways, and loyalty programs by ingesting protocol data, app events, and interactions across marketing surfaces. Perch.bio connects that campaign layer to the permanent profile surface.
It is free to use, launches in a couple of clicks, provides premium analytics comparable to best-in-class link-in-bio tooling, and is designed around conversion patterns that move visitors from profile intent to concrete actions.
Perch.bio will soon support embedded, crypto-native activations and personalized experiences directly on the page, so your social profile becomes a true activation surface tied to your retention engine.
Claim your username on PerchBio now! Visit perch.bio
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