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Crypto Marketing FAQ: 5 Checks for Your Campaign Plan

Your first-day campaign plan starts with 3 checks: placement, approval owner and proof of delivery.

In short3 campaign checks anchor this crypto marketing FAQ: agency fit, payment and platform limits. You get a written plan, placement evidence and a final report; work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. Use the answers below to prepare a clear request.
  • Placements you can verify
  • Start within 24 hours
  • Pay in USDT, BTC or your token

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Which records make crypto agency proposals comparable?

3 records make an agency proposal easier to check: the placement, the person responsible and the evidence you will receive. Compare the same items across proposals. Ask for unclear tasks in plain language.

Record What to check Useful proof
Placement Named platform, surface and format Live link or placement receipt, where available
Owner One day-to-day contact and approval owner Written contact and approval route
Window Start point and expected working window Milestones listed in the plan
Report Items you will see in the final record Links, screenshots and status notes

Ask who handles a delayed asset or a launch-plan change. You should know who makes the next move. A written plan should separate platform submissions from paid placements and other campaign work.

We log each agreed item against its proof. Your team can check delivery without digging through messages. Review how we work and who we are before sending a request.

6 inputs to send before a crypto campaign

6 clear inputs give us enough context to check your request. They also help us prepare a useful plan. Send public materials first. Flag private files before sharing them.

  • Project links: official website and active social profiles.
  • Product: a short description in plain language.
  • Goal: the action you want the campaign to support.
  • Audience: who should see or respond to the work.
  • Approval owner: the person who clears copy and visuals.
  • Timing: your target window and any fixed launch events.
  • Restrictions: claims, markets or assets we should avoid.

Name one contact who can approve changes. Attach platform profiles or existing campaign materials when relevant. If an item is not ready, mark it as pending. That keeps the gap clear.

Start with the minimum needed to assess the request. We can agree on a safe channel and access before you share private documents or credentials. For commercial details, check pricing and payment methods.

Get a price for your project

Send a link to your project and a contact. We reply with a plan, timing and price.

4 windows from first request to final report

4 clear windows keep the handoff visible from first message to campaign close. Each one names what you send and what comes back.

  1. Request review: We reply after reviewing your request. Send project links, goal and target window.
  2. Written plan: We send a fixed quote within 2 working days. The plan names placements, inputs and approval points.
  3. Work start: Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. Your contact confirms which approved materials are ready.
  4. Campaign close: Your final report includes links and screenshots after the window ends.

Keep approvals in one thread. Flag changes as soon as they arise. Your contact can then update the plan. This also prevents two versions of an asset from moving forward. The planned window and reporting format should appear in writing before work begins.

What stays outside your agency's control on CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap?

The agency controls its agreed preparation and placement work. CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap control their own review and display decisions. Treat a submission, a listing and a trending placement as separate items when comparing proposals.

Ask which platform is named, what task is included and what record confirms completion. A CoinGecko listing is not the same request as a CoinMarketCap listing. CoinMarketCap banner ads and CoinGecko trending also describe different products.

We can handle agreed preparation, submissions or placements. Check the plan for the exact task:

  • Preparation: we prepare the agreed materials.
  • Submission: we submit a request when included.
  • Placement: we deliver the agreed placement.

The platform decides whether it approves a submission. It also decides how surfaces display or rotate content. Neither approval nor a particular position can be promised. Our commitment covers only the agreed work and its report. Read the guarantee and refund terms before authorizing work.

Use this quick check before approval:

  • Platform: name the exact service or surface.
  • Agency work: state preparation, submission or placement.
  • Proof: name the link, receipt or record you will receive.

3 proof lines for your campaign record

3 report lines show what was agreed, what happened and where to verify it. Ask for the format before work starts, especially when several platforms or placements are involved.

What you get When How we log it
Placement status While work is live Status note tied to the agreed item
Platform evidence When available Link, screenshot or submission record
Final campaign report After the window ends Agreed work matched to its proof

Keep the plan, approvals and final report together. Your team gets one reference for internal review and follow-up. Payment options include USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON and BNB. Confirm the accepted asset, network and schedule with your contact. See payment details or contact us.

Send official project links, contract address if relevant, goal and target window. We return a written quote within 2 working days.

Frequently asked questions

How do I tell whether a crypto agency is a fit?

4 checks help you compare fit: named work, one accountable contact, approval points and proof of delivery. Ask each agency to describe the same requested placement or campaign task. Then compare what is included and what your team must supply. A clear written plan should make the next action and its owner easy to identify.

What should I send for a useful campaign quote?

6 inputs are enough to start: project links, product summary, campaign goal, audience, approval owner and target window. Add platform profiles or existing materials if they relate to the request. Flag private information before sharing it. If a detail is not ready, label it as pending so we can account for it in the plan.

What is your process for confidential project files?

1 agreed sharing route keeps private files out of casual channels. Tell your contact what is sensitive and who should have access. Start with public project links when they are enough to assess the request. Before sending private documents or credentials, agree on the channel and access with your contact.

When can campaign work start after payment?

The start window follows confirmed payment, once the agreed materials and approvals are ready. Before payment, ask for the written plan, target window and named approval owner. If an asset is still pending, have the plan state whether it must arrive before the placement can proceed.

Which crypto payment methods can I use?

7 listed payment assets are available: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON and BNB. Confirm the accepted asset, network, amount and payment schedule with your contact before sending funds. The payment methods page gives you a place to check the details and prepare any payment questions.

How is a refund handled if our plans change?

1 written agreement is the place to check refund terms, agreed work and any work already completed. Tell your contact promptly if the target window or campaign request changes. Review the refund and guarantee terms before authorizing the work, then keep the updated agreement with your campaign record.

Is CoinGecko listing the same request as CoinMarketCap listing?

2 platforms mean 2 separate requests, with separate submission instructions. A proposal should name CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap or both, and say which preparation or submission work it covers. Check the current platform instructions for each request. Do not treat work on one platform as proof of a listing on the other.

What is different about DEXScreener and DEXTools trending?

2 separate platforms mean 2 separate placement details to confirm. Ask which exact surface and platform the proposal names, what work is agreed and how completion will be recorded. A campaign item on DEXScreener does not establish a placement on DEXTools. Keep the platform name visible in the written plan and final report.

Should we use X ads or Telegram community activation?

2 formats serve different campaign tasks: X ads are paid advertising, while Telegram community activation centers on participation and conversation. State the audience and next action you want before choosing. Then ask what materials, approvals and proof each format requires. That makes the options easier to compare without treating them as substitutes.

What can an agency promise about a listing or trending slot?

The agency can commit to agreed preparation, submission or placement work, not a platform decision. CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap and other named platforms control their own reviews and display choices. Ask for the exact work and its proof in writing. A live link, screenshot or submission record can document delivery where available.

Who handles account updates during campaign work?

1 named contact should coordinate your brief, approvals and status updates. Confirm who owns the account before authorizing the campaign, and ask where to send an urgent change. We match reported work to the agreed plan and attach available evidence. Your team can review progress against the same record.

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