Creatives want to create, not face the challenges of marketing.

The Fizol Origin Story

The era was shelter-in-place. Creative friends lamented the uncertainties of lockdown while others worried about making ends meet. The world was on standby, and people started to think outside the box. Meanwhile, technology prevailed and NFTs grew in popularity.

Digital platforms saved creatives during the pandemic. NFTs, however, proved more special. Artists can make income flow by using crypto-technology that protects their creations; NFTs make royalties possible with a blockchain ledger.

NFTs don’t have to be for the elite and exclusive class of curators or artists. NFTs can be for everyone.

Projects like Rarible and OpenSea are considered pillars to the NFT sphere; online traffic surged during the shelter-in-place era. One problem, however, is these sites are not user-friendly. The discovery pages favor elite artists and populate only the most expensive NFTs. Otherwise, a user must know who to search for in order to have a personalized experience tailored to the user’s aesthetic. This is not beneficial for producers nor consumers.

One thing is true: shelter-in-place inspired most to stretch their imaginations and dabble in new interests and hobbies, particularly creative aspirations. NFTs don’t have to be for the elite and exclusive class of curators or artists. NFTs can be for everyone.

Creatives thrive in a community filled with contemporaries and admirers. Fizol offers a space for collaboration, creativity, but best of all, accessibility.

FIZOL will serve users with the right content for them, helping all creatives sell and promote their projects. Let FIZOL do the marketing for you.