7 inputs to send before we book
7 inputs make your first message useful. Send what you have before we book or recommend a channel. Deck optional; a working project link helps us review the request.
- Project link: website, product page or public profile.
- Goal: the outcome or decision you need.
- Stage: what is live, planned or being prepared.
- Audience: who you need to reach and where.
- Channels: what is active or already booked.
- Timing: target window and any fixed deadline.
- Materials: brief, launch notes or relevant links.
If an item is unknown, say so. Public links are enough for an initial review. Don’t send passwords, private keys or wallet recovery phrases. This checklist helps us focus the first reply on your project, not basic fact-finding.
Which route fits your first message?
3 routes cover a structured brief, a quick question or files. Pick the one that matches what you need to send. The same project facts help us respond across all 3.
- Quiz: lay out the project and compare possible next steps.
- Telegram: ask a direct question or clarify one point.
- Email: send a brief, links or supporting documents.
Use the contact options linked on this page; we don’t publish an unverified handle or address here. If you’re unsure which service fits, explain the goal first. No finished plan is required. A concise note and project link are enough to begin. See how we work or learn about the team on about us.
3 contact formats, one handoff
3 formats make it easy to send the right material. Choose based on what you have ready. Each route starts the same project review.
| Format | Best for | Send with it |
|---|---|---|
| Quiz | Structured campaign request | Goal, stage and target window |
| Telegram | Direct question | Project link and your decision |
| Briefs and files | Public links and relevant documents |
Use the quiz for guided prompts. Telegram suits a short exchange; email keeps attachments together. We review the details you provide and ask about anything needed to recommend a next step. You don’t need to send the same request through all 3 routes. Keep private credentials out of every message.
4 checks from first message to quote
4 checks take your request from first note to a clear next step. We review the project facts, then confirm what’s needed before work begins.
- Review: check the link, goal, stage and target window.
- Clarify: ask for any missing fact that changes the recommendation.
- Quote: if the request fits, send a written quote within 2 working days.
- Start: work can begin within 24 hours of confirmed payment.
Our usual reply arrives within 1 working day. The quote explains the proposed work before you pay. See pricing and payment methods. Include a deadline in your first message. For information handling, read our privacy policy.
Can you write before choosing a service?
Yes. 1 clear goal is enough to start, even if you haven’t chosen a service. Tell us what you want to change, what you’ve tried and which decision is open. We can review the context and suggest a next step.
A first note can be a project link, goal and target window. Add active channels if they affect your plans. State any firm deadline; say if timing is flexible. We’ll ask for specific missing information rather than require a finished campaign plan.
For related options, browse community growth and engagement or trending campaigns. Send your project link, goal, current stage and target window. We’ll review those 4 facts and reply with the next step.
Frequently asked questions
What 4 details make a first message useful?
4 useful details are your project link, goal, current stage and target window. Add your audience and active channels if known. A short note is enough; mark undecided points clearly. Don’t include passwords, private keys or wallet recovery phrases.
When should I expect a reply after using the quiz?
1 working day is our usual reply window. We review your project details and may ask for a missing fact if it affects our recommendation. Include any firm deadline in the quiz so we can consider it during review.
Can Telegram handle a request with files and a longer brief?
Email is clearer for a longer brief or several attachments. Telegram works well for a direct question and project link. If you start in Telegram, mention your supporting files; we can direct you to the right route without asking you to repeat the request.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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