Are Web3 jobs really disappearing, or are we doing something wrong? Lately, I’ve been seeing many people complain about how difficult it is to get jobs in Web3. People are sending DMs, pitching projects, building portfolios, and trying their best, yet the results aren't coming. But what could actually be the problem? Is it that projects lack funding or founders aren't ready to hire? Or are we lacking the right skills, knowledge, and experience? Could it be our communication skills, the way we pitch ourselves, or how we approach founders and projects? Are we trying to sell our services without understanding the problems projects actually need to solve? Or has the Web3 job market simply become more competitive? I know the struggle is real for many people, and not every situation is within our control. But I believe there's a lot we can learn by having this conversation honestly. I'd love to hear from both job seekers and founders. If you're looking for opportunities, what's been your biggest challenge? And if you're a founder, what makes you hire someone or ignore their pitch? No sugarcoating, no blame. Just honest opinions and experiences that could help someone else. What's your honest take, CT? Let's talk in the comments.

GUESS WHO JUST HIT 600+ FOLLOWERS ON X? 🎉 First of all, congratulations to me! We’re actually growing! From showing up, connecting with people, sharing my thoughts, and putting my work out there to hitting 600+ followers, 6K+ posts, and 90K+ impressions last month. Honestly, I’m grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey. Every like, reply, repost, and follow means a lot. But hey, while we're celebrating, let me remind you what I do. I'm a Brand Designer & Visual Designer. I help projects turn their ideas into visuals that people can recognize, remember, and connect with. From logos and brand identity to social media designs and creative visuals, I'm here to help bring your vision to life. Are you building something and feel like your visuals could be doing more for your project? I'm available for hire and ready to work! If you have a project that needs a stronger visual identity, let's talk. I might just be the guy you're looking for One more thing before you scroll… What milestone are you currently working towards on X? Let's celebrate the small wins together.

It's a new week LEGENDS. Sunday as come and go. Here Monday comes, hope today brings us good things. I know jobbers have been struggling to bag jobs, even I myself I have I won't lie to you guys. Let's see if we can figure out what's actually happening. My IDOLO, my gee @0nlyonevon, @David__deee and @DeQueenofSpaces Will be speaking on the space today. This is is space you will not want to miss guys. We see ya all by 9pm today I guess.

Happy Sunday to you mutuals. I couldn't post yesterday, I was very down but I am back up by the grace of God. Have a lot cooking for my mutuals, will be dropping some soon. See ya in the afternoon or evening, Gracias.

Part 3: I stopped treating mutuals like usernames. Here's something I think a lot of people overlook when trying to grow on X. Your mutuals are not just usernames on your following list. They're people. People who are also trying to grow, share their ideas, build something, and get their work noticed. When I started taking my account seriously, I made an effort to engage with my mutuals more consistently. I didn't want to be someone who only showed up when I needed likes, replies, or engagement on my own posts. I wanted to participate in their conversations too. If someone shared something interesting, I'd engage with it. If they had something worth discussing, I'd join the conversation. I also started turning on post notifications for people whose content I genuinely wanted to keep up with. That helped me stay connected to their work instead of constantly missing their posts in a busy timeline. And something else happened: those repeated interactions made it easier for us to become familiar with each other. That's an important part of building a presence on X. People are more likely to recognise you when you've consistently shown up in their conversations with something meaningful to contribute. But don't do it with the expectation that everyone owes you engagement in return. Build relationships, not engagement debts. Support people because you appreciate what they're doing, and allow genuine connections to grow naturally. Your account might start small, but the relationships you build along the way can become one of your biggest assets.

Good morning, CT! Happy Thursday! It’s another Thursday to remind you guys what I do, so today, I’ll be sharing some of my past brand design works with you. I enjoy turning ideas into visuals that people can recognize, connect with, and remember. I’ll let my work speak for itself. Also, to my mutuals whose posts I couldn’t support yesterday, I’m sorry guys. I got back from work really tired and couldn’t do much. But we’re good today! I’ll be catching up and showing love to everyone. Let’s keep supporting each other and growing together. Enjoy the designs, and let me know what you think!

One thing I did a lot when I started building my account on X was reply to people's posts. And I mean, a LOT. I didn't have a massive following. I wasn't verified with a blue tick, and my posts weren't reaching thousands of people every day. So I had to find other ways to get my name and ideas in front of people. That's where replies came in. But here's something I had to learn: replying to posts isn't just about being everywhere or commenting under every big account you see. It's about contributing to conversations. When I saw something I understood, I shared my perspective. When someone posted something useful, I added to the discussion. When I disagreed with an idea, I tried to explain my own view. Over time, replies became another way for people to discover how I think, what I know, and what I bring to the table. Some conversations introduced me to new people. Others helped me build relationships with creators I now interact with regularly. And the more I participated in meaningful conversations, the more opportunities I created for people to discover my profile. Your posts aren't the only things that represent your brand on X. Your replies do too. So if you're a small account wondering how to get noticed, don't spend all your time waiting for your next post to blow up. Go out and contribute to conversations worth having. Just don't confuse replying more with adding more value. A thoughtful reply can do more for your reputation than 20 comments saying "Great post." What's your approach to replies? Are you intentional about them, or do you only engage when you have something to post?

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗫 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵 𝘀𝗲𝗰𝗿𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗵𝗮𝘀 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗲 Small account? You might be growing on X the wrong way. Before I started taking my account growth seriously, I decided to study X itself. I wanted to understand how people discovered accounts, what made them engage, and why some posts got people talking while others went unnoticed. So I started observing. I paid attention to conversations, content, audience activity, and how creators built relationships with their followers. And honestly, it changed how I approached growing my account. I realised that building on X isn't just about posting every day and hoping for the best. It's also about understanding the platform, connecting with people, and giving them a reason to remember you. You don't need a blue tick or thousands of followers to start being intentional about your growth. You just need to stop doing everything blindly. And this is only Part 1. Over the next few posts, I'll share the things I've personally been doing to build my account, from replies and analytics to X Lists, Spaces, and building genuine connections. No guru talk. Just real lessons from my journey. Small accounts, we're learning and growing together. What's your biggest struggle on X right now: getting noticed, getting engagement, or gaining followers?

Today was very tiring and just coming back from work, I wasn't able to support my mutuals enough coz work was stressful. My lists is growing gradually, already at 78 members and still counting if you haven't subscribed yet do so. And if you're not there yet, you're actually missing a lot of support actually. Maybe dropping a post in the night not sure.

I literally didn't know it's 80 days to the end of the year that's crazy mehn. And I never make this millions. I didn't have anything to post today, just out of ideas. Maybe I will be back with ideas tomorrow. This is me looking at myself and thinking is this how I am going to make this money. May God help me sha.

How has our weekend been going guys. Doing a little experiment this evening want to know if mutuals are active. I maybe a small account, but I still have motion. Thanks to all my supporters. I have got a lot of alphas to share nextweek stay tuned.

I wasn't able to engage with all my mutuals yesterday. Nevertheless gonna do so on your al post today. Ngl my mutuals are the best and the most supportive, I love you all, if your mutuals better pass my own let me know. Sneek peak of my designs for this thread, make sure you guys touch grass today cuz it's weekend. It's been long I have drop alphas also, but don't worry I am cooking bts.

So I don't look at a pumping token the same way anymore. I still look at the chart. I just don't stop there. Because the chart tells me what the market is doing. RugXray helps me look at what is underneath it. And sometimes, the smartest thing you can do before buying... Is slow down and look.

I used to think researching a token meant looking at the chart. The Green candle? Good. A Big volume? Interesting. Market cap going up? Even better. Then I realized something that changed the way I look at tokens: A chart can show you what is happening without showing you why.

I appreciate everyone that checked in yesterday when I was not feeling too well. Feeling much better and healthy now. It's another Thursday to shill myself to the CT that I am brand identity designer and also a visual designer. I help Web3 projects turn confusing ideas into brands people can understand, remember, and trust. From Strategy to Visual identity → Content → Creative direction. If the product is good but the brand doesn’t communicate it yet, that’s where I come in.