Brokers can provide end-to-end consultation services to creators or brands looking to launch NFTs, including guidance on smart contracts, tokenomics, and audience targeting. In exchange for these services, brokers can charge fees or take a percentage of the NFT sales.

Brokers can help NFT creators with marketing strategies to ensure their NFTs reach a wider audience. By managing promotional campaigns (on social media, crypto platforms, etc.), brokers can charge additional fees.

Some NFT smart contracts allow brokers to earn a percentage of all future sales of an NFT. Once an NFT is created and sold, the broker who facilitated the deal can earn recurring royalties whenever the NFT is resold, ensuring a long-term passive income stream.

Brokers can also negotiate higher royalty percentages by collaborating with high-profile creators or brands, further increasing their share of future transactions.

Brokers can gain exclusive access to high-demand NFT drops, giving them the opportunity to earn by reselling these NFTs to collectors. They can also offer this exclusive access to clients, earning additional fees for facilitating entry into exclusive NFT auctions.

Brokers can offer whitelisting services, ensuring that high-net-worth clients or VIP users gain priority access to exclusive or limited-edition NFTs. These services can come with premium fees for providing early access to valuable NFTs.

Brokers can help investors or creators access liquidity by offering solutions like NFT-backed loans or fractional ownership. This allows NFT holders to leverage their assets without selling them outright, and brokers can earn fees for facilitating these transactions.

As NFTs grow in value, brokers can assist in fractionalizing high-value NFTs, allowing multiple investors to own a portion of an NFT. Brokers can earn fees for structuring these deals and offering them to a wider pool of investors.