Today's podcast contributor is none other than the host herself, Caitlin Strempel!
Caitlin is the founder of MetaMint Marketing, the first-ever woman-owned NFT marketing agency for female artists. She's a Forbes contributor and international speaker at events such as NFT.NYC, SD NFT Con, and All About Blockchain.
Her agency crafts custom marketing and launch plans for 1:1 artists all the way to large-scale NFT collections. She has 15 years of experience in getting brands to the top of their industry, 6-figure launches, and million-dollar months.
Listen to hear her unique tips on how to navigate selling and marketing in a bear market, plus much more!
Are you a women-identifying, purpose-driven human looking to receive deeper support on your web3 journey through an inclusive community? Make sure to check out The Calibration Room: https://www.calibrationroom.io/
Connect with Caitlin:
tiktok: @nftcaitlin
instagram: @nftcaitlin, @caitlinstrempel
twitter: @nftcaitlin
To join the free NFT Marketing School, head to: discord.gg/p3cdgjsWuj
To learn more about Caitlin or MetaMint Marketing, go to: https://www.metamintmarketing.io/
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