7 checks before you open a guide
7 checks narrow the reading list before you open an article. Start with the decision, then confirm the platform, channel and inputs.
- Decision: name the action your team needs to take.
- Platform: identify where it will happen.
- Timing: note the project window.
- Assets: list pages, links and project details.
- Audience: define who needs the information.
- Channel: separate community, creator, listing and ad work.
- Outcome: decide what a useful next step looks like.
For listing preparation, start with CoinMarketCap listings or CoinGecko listings.
Which of the 3 article routes fits your task?
3 routes sort articles by the work your team needs to do. Platform guides cover visibility and listings. Launch guides connect preparations across channels. Community guides focus on participation and communication.
- Platform decision: read about DEXTools trending or DEXScreener trending.
- Launch decision: use the token launch checklist.
- Community decision: review Telegram growth or quest campaign guidance.
Start with the article closest to your next decision. Follow related links when they answer a specific question.
3 article shelves, 3 kinds of preparation
3 shelves help match the task with the information to prepare.
| Article shelf | What it covers | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Platform visibility | Listing and discovery steps | Project page, token details and official links |
| Launch planning | Channel sequence and preparation | Launch details, core message and approved assets |
| Community and media | Audience communication, creators and press | Audience, channel goals and approved messaging |
Use each guide as a checklist, not a platform decision. Check that project details match across the pages and links you share. For AI search questions, start with the GEO overview.
4 moves from search to action
4 moves turn an article into a team task. Tie reading to a decision and assign an owner.
- Choose: select an article for the next project action.
- Extract: note platform steps, inputs and open questions.
- Assign: give each preparation item an owner.
- Verify: check official project information before sharing it.
Keep the notes in one checklist. Mark what is ready and what needs confirmation. Open a second guide only when it resolves a named question.
What should you read next?
1 project decision should determine your next article. For a launch, begin with the launch checklist. For platform visibility, choose the relevant platform guide. For channel planning, compare guides that match your audience and format.
Gather 3 items before you start: the project page, the decision to make and approved links or assets. Then use the guide’s checklist to assign the next action.
Pick the closest guide above and put its next step on your team’s task list.
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