WEB3 CONTENT WRITER.

Ever seen someone explain crypto so clearly you finally understood it?
Chances are that person is a content writer
Let’s break down who they are, what they do
and why they are called Content writers.

A Web3 content writer is like your tour guide to the blockchain world
They take complex crypto topics like NFTs, DeFi, DAOs,
words you see everywhere in web3
and turn them into easy-to-read stories, guides, and posts.
More like translators between developers and the rest of us.

What do they actually write?
•Blog posts explaining blockchain tech.
•Tutorials like “How to use MetaMask”.
•Project announcements & press releases.
•Twitter/X threads.
•Whitepapers & tokenomics breakdowns of projects.

Skills you need as a Web3 content writer:
•Understand blockchain basics.
•Explain tech in plain English.
•Research like a detective.
•Keep up with trends (crypto moves FAST)
•Bonus: experience using wallets, dApps, NFTs.
•SEO.

Note:
SEO (search Engine Optimization): you need to use keywords people actually search for.
Example: Instead of just saying “Layer 2”, use “Layer 2 blockchain scaling solutions”.
This helps your content get found on Google
I'll post more about this, stay tuned.

Who hires Web3 content writers?
•Crypto startups
•NFT projects
•DAOs
•DeFi protocols
•Marketing agencies in the blockchain space
or you can go freelance and work with multiple projects.

Why it’s a big deal:
Good content = trust.
In a space full of scams and jargon, clear writing makes projects feel legit, approachable, and worth following.
Web3 needs writers who can make it make sense.
And if you’re good at it, you can build a career that’s 100% online.

So
Would you ever consider becoming a Web3 content writer? Or are you already in the game?
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