Marketing in Metaverse?

[realmofu]

The Metaverse opens up a new realm of possibilities for online marketing. Brands can interact with customers in a fully immersive environment, creating unique experiences. From virtual events to customized products, the limits are only set by creativity. What do you think about it? How do you see the future of marketing in the Metaverse?

 

[justforsemrush]

There is money everywhere, but for the moment I don´t see a lot of people using everyday the metaverse.

 

[Zwielicht]

Are you talking about Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse? There's been speculation that he cancelled that project after it failed to gain traction, with a whopping 3 active users who I believe were just in-house Meta employees running tests.

 

[TheSplinter]

That ain't going nowhere. I wouldn't waste my time on that. It's a failure.

 

[realmofu]

I bought some land and placed my advertising there. But I also think it will take a lot of time until it brings something. You should spread your brand everywhere . I'm just annoyed that I bought the land at the hype price haha, well you never stop learning!

Are you talking about Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse? There's been speculation that he cancelled that project after it failed to gain traction, with a whopping 3 active users who I believe were just in-house Meta employees running tests.

No, i talked about Sandbox or decentraland. But i am shocked when the Project is canceld xD He Spend His wohle life on it!

 

[greenparrot22]

You are too early for the Metaverse, it might as popular as Social Media in 10 years time.

 

[iproxyonline]

Hey, the number of monthly active users in the Metaverse is already looking impressive. Influencers and pop stars like Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber are hosting events there. Global brands like Coca-Cola and Gucci are also making their presence known.

If these big names are moving in and investing, it means their hefty marketing departments see value in it. We think it's important to keep an eye on such trends to avoid being left behind like a dinosaur.

To be honest, some events in this universe still seem a bit cringe to us millennials, but who knows? Maybe our grandkids' parent-teacher meetings will be held in the Metaverse one day .

 

[Flamee]

Actually, for metaverses, everything will end in the next three to four years, when big projects enter this market. Money decides everything, and it's the same with metaverses. Therefore, while we are waiting for Meta, we have the opportunity to create something of our own, but I don't think it will last longer than the launch of a full-fledged platform by big brands

 

[Imminent Startups]

Based on Bloomberg, Metaverse isn't doing a thing at this time. I wouldn't bank on it any time soon.

 

[Flamee]

Any updates?

Based on Bloomberg, Metaverse isn't doing a thing at this time. I wouldn't bank on it any time soon.

 

[SEORangerTeam]

I am curious too, is any body do business activity on decenterland

 

[skybule]

The Metaverse Has Become a Bubble

 

[sarah0]

The Metaverse presents exciting opportunities for immersive marketing experiences, from virtual events to personalized interactions. It's a creative frontier shaping the future of brand engagement

 

[SilverClouds]

Hey, the number of monthly active users in the Metaverse is already looking impressive. Influencers and pop stars like Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber are hosting events there. Global brands like Coca-Cola and Gucci are also making their presence known.

If these big names are moving in and investing, it means their hefty marketing departments see value in it. We think it's important to keep an eye on such trends to avoid being left behind like a dinosaur.

To be honest, some events in this universe still seem a bit cringe to us millennials, but who knows? Maybe our grandkids' parent-teacher meetings will be held in the Metaverse one day .

It was like this with Second Life in 2009... Mostly IT companies, Sun, Microsoft, IBM, Intel, etc... Also Nature magazine, Dr Dobbs, non-profit organizations. After the hype died only non-profits and academia stayed. Don't get me wrong, I liked the app. But it seems people got bored, didn't get what they watend from it. Virtual worlds ls is a very niche thing. Probably freelancers offering vw building services actually made money. Oh and non-profits organizing virtual fundraisers. Oh and that one rich gal that got rich from selling virtual land (servers?). I have a feeling it didn't go well for actual IT companies.