aniseisley
New member
I've seen plenty of partnership announcements that basically say:
"Project A is excited to partner with Project B."
And then there isn't much explanation of what the partnership actually does.
For me, a useful announcement should explain the reason for the partnership, what each side contributes, and what users or developers can expect to change.
For example, if two protocols integrate, explain what becomes possible. If an exchange partners with a project, explain what users gain. If it's a brand collaboration, explain what the actual product or campaign involves.
A partnership announcement press release works best when those practical details are clear rather than buried underneath marketing language.
What information do you look for first when you see a new Web3 partnership announcement?
"Project A is excited to partner with Project B."
And then there isn't much explanation of what the partnership actually does.
For me, a useful announcement should explain the reason for the partnership, what each side contributes, and what users or developers can expect to change.
For example, if two protocols integrate, explain what becomes possible. If an exchange partners with a project, explain what users gain. If it's a brand collaboration, explain what the actual product or campaign involves.
A partnership announcement press release works best when those practical details are clear rather than buried underneath marketing language.
What information do you look for first when you see a new Web3 partnership announcement?
