App and Telegram Mini App Installs, Planned Around First Use

7 inputs to check before booking app placements

1 working app link is the first input we ask for. It lets us check the path from placement to product before booking. Send the rest of this checklist with it:

• Product type: mobile app, TON mini app, or both.
• First action: install, open, registration, or another defined event.
• Audience: intended users, languages, and priority regions.
• Destination: working app link and fallback page, if available.
• Creative: approved copy and assets for the planned formats.
• Tracking: source links, event setup, and an analytics contact.
• Constraints: regional limits, product claims, or exclusions.

These inputs help us spot a broken handoff early. They also show when the first action needs a clearer explanation.

For TON products, send the mini app link and explain what a new user should do. Our Telegram mini app marketing can support the product experience around acquisition. This service plans and coordinates placements.

If the link opens but the next action is unclear, fix that path before adding sources.

Which first action should an app campaign track?

2 events need separate labels: mobile app installs and TON mini app opens. They describe different steps. We do not combine them into one install count. Choose the event that marks a real first step in your product.

• Mobile app: track the install, then registration if that is the first useful action.
• TON mini app: track the open, then the first in-app action you can verify.
• Both products: use separate links and event names for each destination.

Before launch, ask your analytics contact which events are visible. Confirm who can verify each event. If a source only reports visits, keep visits separate from product events.

That distinction makes the final report useful for your next channel decision. We can coordinate Telegram Ads or broader media buying and user acquisition when the route fits. Each source gets its own label. Your team can compare recorded evidence without treating different events as equivalent.

3 acquisition routes for mobile and TON apps

3 route types can fit an app campaign: Telegram advertising, creator or channel placements, and broader paid media. The right format has a clear audience, a usable destination, and evidence your team can review.

Each route gets a distinct purpose and tracking label. We check that the creative matches the destination. It must also explain the next action. For a second social channel, X Ads for crypto projects can be considered separately from Telegram placements.

A placement is not ready just because it can send visits. Check that the destination loads on a phone. Confirm the first action is visible. Make sure the tracking owner can verify the event.

We record the selected format and available evidence separately in the campaign report.

5 stages from first link to final report

5 stages move the campaign from first link to final report. We confirm the quote and start timing before coordinating placements.

1. Intake: send the product link, target audience, regions, and first action.
2. Path check: we review the destination, creative needs, and available tracking.
3. Quote and approval: we send a written quote within 2 working days. You approve placements and assets before booking.
4. Delivery: work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. We keep source labels distinct. Reports arrive every 24 hours while a placement is live.
5. Closeout: within 2 working days after the window ends, you get a final report with links and screenshots.

We reply within 1 working day to confirm the next information needed. During the live window, reports show available placement evidence. Product events appear only when your tracking can verify them.

To avoid a slow handoff, share approved assets and one analytics contact with the original link. Payment can be made in USDT, BTC, or your token.

How do you judge app placement evidence?

1 event definition should anchor each source report. Evidence may show a placement, link visit, install, mini app open, or another event your analytics can verify. Keep those records distinct when comparing sources.

DigitalMedia1 logs each agreed placement with its source details and available delivery evidence. Before launch, we check that your chosen event has an owner. We also confirm its definition.

After delivery, compare the source label with the event record. Note any gap instead of filling it with an assumption.

Telegram controls ad review, availability, display, and delivery decisions. We cannot promise approval or a specific install volume. We commit to coordinating agreed placements and reporting available evidence. For a broader channel map, review advertising and traffic.

Send us the app link, contract address if relevant, target audience, priority regions, and event to track. We check those inputs and return a written quote. Then we confirm placements for your approval.

How it works

1. Send the first linkShare the app or mini app link, intended audience, priority regions, and first action to measure.
2. Check the pathWe review the destination, creative needs, and tracking events available to your team.
3. Approve placementsYou review the proposed formats, message, and source labels before booking.
4. Run and logWe coordinate the agreed placements and keep source details separate in live reports.
5. Review the reportYou get placement evidence and the product events your tracking can verify.