Meeds Introduces Import/Export Feature for Layouts
Meeds Introduces Import/Export Feature for Layouts
🔄 Your Layouts Set Free
Meeds has launched a new import/export feature that gives users full control over their hub layouts and data.
- Users can now transfer complete layouts between different hubs
- Feature enables efficient reuse of designs for client demos
- Reduces setup time and friction when creating new workspaces
The update reinforces Meeds' commitment to data ownership and design flexibility, allowing organizations to maintain consistent branding across multiple hubs.
Your layouts shouldn’t be trapped. With Meeds, you own your data and your design. Import/export is here. meeds.io/portal/blog/up…
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Traditional CEX listings often cost projects $50,000+, potentially draining valuable treasury resources. A DEX-first approach, combined with organic community building, offers a more sustainable path to growth. Recent examples show contrasting approaches: - **Traditional Route**: PEN token launched simultaneously on MEXC, KuCoin (CEXs) and Uniswap (DEX) - **Alternative Strategy**: Focus on community engagement and DEX presence first *Key Benefits of DEX-First*: - Lower initial costs - Community-driven growth - Treasury preservation - Organic market development [Learn more about sustainable token launch strategies](https://www.meeds.io/portal/blog/guides/web3-community-engagement-guide)