Due to Twitter's closure of Revue (another disaster!), I have created Brand3 on Paragraph, the native Web3 newsletter platform. Many thanks for the recommendations in recent days to discover it, especially to Colin Armstrong for the introduction and proximity when presenting his project to me.
During the coming weeks, I will continue updating and publishing previous posts. I will try to review and update them to improve the experience. Thank you very much for being there and for this special year.
Without a doubt, 2022 has been the entry of Web2 brands into Web3, but it has also been the year where we have seen the greatest creative explosion on the part of native Brand3.
We have an exciting year ahead in the economy of creators and we will be here to tell everything that happens in the ecosystem.
Happy Brand3 Year! 🍻
Building Better Brands with the Participation of the Community.
We Want to Rethink Brand Building in the Web3 Ecosystem.
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I am considering to start a dev newsletter. Do you have pros and contra of substack, @paragraph and beehive 🔚 And if you have other tools that you recommend would be awesome. I am mostly looking for automation meaning from blog XYZ is automatically going to newsletter + Warpcast/X 🧵e.g
or let me know which channel is the best to recast this to get the most value and share the most value with other farcaster!
happy to help you answer any @paragraph questions @andreolf We support many automations across Paragraph and Farcaster
you can also check out what other Paragraph writers are saying on /paragraph
Paragraph!!! 🫶
Why? Give me some pro and contra compared the other 2 tolls mentioned
Web3 Culture
Beehiiv all the way
Why? So I know what is the criteria
no substack, no mirror, definitely no medium all 3 fail in slightly different ways
what alternative options do you suggest Eric? and thanks for responding to this cast
others have suggested here but try beehiiv and paragraph for a bit and see which one better suits your selection criteria
Im a @paragraph fan! @colin runs a tight ship over there! Super easy to use and always shipping new features and protocol integrations