And I just posted an application to MC.
https://nxtforum.org/marketing-committee/(mc)-nxter-org/
... here's the idea:
Everybody here has at least one field of interest, which is his reason to own NXT. - Share it. Write it down. ...
All contributions to nxter.org will be rewarded with Nxterpoints (NXTP).
That's a great initiative. Love the NXT and Supernet updates so far.
I think I could write ideas down for this.... And steal your Nxterpoints

I'll collect some thoughts over the next weeks.
Store of Value: Bitcoin seems safer for now.
Bitcoin is quickly becoming a terrible store of value because its security is being centralized. It is no longer the decentralized store of value that it was in the beginning.
But those are details - same about the transactions. Maybe NXT is slightly better - but that's contested and mostly a story about the future.
Next to nobody asks: "I want to transfer money, but not pay fees, but want to be more decentralized than bitcoin... and I'm ok with using several exchanges".
It's not the same as: "I need a map of the town X" - click click - boom, there it is.
The AE is getting there, maybe. But there are lots of hurdles (exchange rate), other Crowdfunding options (including crypto) - and established businesses have other ways to get funding, where they are on safe legal ground.
I have a hard time specifically formulating what a user would ask to get the NXT AE as perfect answer. And then, after that, marketing (especially press) would be needed to make NXT the first result popping up when someone puts that question into google.
I will say it again and again and again..NXT need a small company from real world (not cryptoland) that uses it.(AE,market,etc).
I really don't see how NXT is business-ready yet. Which non-crypto company is willing to have an account that all competition can look into? Which business can afford holding their value in a fluctuating altcoin? Which company can afford to cover themselves legally?
I agree that normal users, and fresh start-ups should be fearless and move forward - but I can't say that businesses should risk a struggle with the SEC. They might put a lot of investments and employees at risk.