The outdoor clothing brand, The North Face, has recently introduced a collection of NFTs (non-fungible tokens) in China, in an attempt to capitalize on the country's strong desire to be up-to-date. Nevertheless, the launch has sparked controversy because NFTs and cryptocurrency are prohibited in China. This article will analyze the North Face's NFT launch in China as a case study and examine how it could serve as an effective model for successful Web 3 marketing tactics. We will also demonstrate how marketers can collaborate with our team for their future Web 3 marketing endeavors.
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