5 steps from first message to submitted profile work
5 steps | 3 source groups | 1 tracked profile record
Messari profile support gives your team an owner for project facts, submissions and follow-up. We review current materials first, then confirm which information is ready to use. The process keeps your approved details together as profile work moves forward.
The 3 source groups are project identity, public product materials and official links. We note gaps before preparing submissions, so unconfirmed details do not become working facts. Your contact approves information and wording before we coordinate profile work.
This service suits teams establishing an organizational profile or maintaining information across research platforms. It also fits projects with changing details or several internal owners. We record what was sent, what needs confirmation and what profile activity we can observe.
Messari research-platform profiles serve a different purpose from exchange access or token-market listings. Keep those tasks separate in your plan. For adjacent work, see listings and verification, CoinMarketCap listing support or CoinGecko listing support.
Which Messari profile details should we review first?
3 profile areas give the review a clear starting point: organizational information, project facts and visible coverage. We map each area to the sources your team can confirm. That makes the next action clear before a submission or update is prepared.
| Profile area | What we check | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Organization | Name, description and current website | Approved project description and website |
| Project information | Public facts and relevant network or token details | Documentation and facts your team can substantiate |
| Coverage status | Existing profile and visible activity across relevant sections | Current profile links and any known coverage |
Start with the rows that match your immediate need. If a fact has changed, send its official source and identify who can approve it. If two public sources conflict, we flag the mismatch instead of choosing one on your behalf.
For teams maintaining several tracker profiles, shared source material can reduce conflicting descriptions. Keep the actual platform tasks distinct. We can coordinate separate work for CryptoRank listings or other crypto trackers, while recording which platform each submission concerns.
3 source groups keep profile updates checkable
3 source groups make profile preparation easier to check: project identity, public documentation and official channels. We use material your team provides or approves. When a key detail is missing, we list the question and wait for confirmation.
Prepare these items for the onboarding review:
- Identity: official project name, current description and website.
- Product: documentation or public links explaining the project.
- Network: current token or network information your team can support.
- Channels: official social and community links.
- Ownership: one contact who can confirm facts and approve wording.
- Existing records: Messari and other research-platform profile links.
These inputs give us a practical basis for profile submissions and ongoing maintenance. A complete source set also helps your team review updates consistently. If facts change later, send the new source and approval date. We check it before coordinating an update.
Supply information for another listing task needs its own review. For that work, see circulating supply verification. A separate submission may also be needed for DefiLlama or DappRadar.
How do 5 work steps move from review to reporting?
5 work steps turn your source material into coordinated profile work and recurring status reports. Your contact confirms facts at the approval points. We keep a record of sent information and open questions for the next update.
- Share: Send current profile links, official sources and project facts.
- Review: We check for gaps, mismatched details and items needing confirmation.
- Approve: Your contact confirms the facts and wording for profile work.
- Coordinate: We manage agreed submissions and record the information sent.
- Maintain: We handle verified updates and report observed profile activity.
The written plan follows the onboarding review, because the existing profile and the materials available shape the work sequence. We can provide a written quote within 2 working days after reviewing what you send. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment, as a standard operating target.
For each update, send the changed fact, its official source and your approver. If the project also needs a separate contract migration or rebranding update, identify that task during review. It is distinct from maintaining research-platform profile information.
2 platform decisions remain outside the project’s control
2 platform decisions remain outside your team’s control: approval of submissions and editorial inclusion. Messari and other platforms also control how profiles appear in search or AI-generated answers. We commit to agreed submission, maintenance and reporting work, not a particular platform outcome.
Use each recurring report to check 3 items:
- Submitted facts: do they match the sources your team approved?
- Profile status: has visible profile information or coverage changed?
- Open actions: which item needs a source or decision from your team?
The report separates completed work from pending inputs. That gives your contact a practical list to route to the right project owner. Keep one person responsible for confirming facts when possible. When ownership is shared, assign an approver for each information category during onboarding.
Send us your current profile links, project description and official sources. DigitalMedia1 will review the materials and return a written work plan and quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- 1. Share current materialsSend existing research-platform profiles, official links and project facts. Identify the contact who can confirm changes.
- 2. Review profile informationWe check the materials for gaps or conflicting details. You receive the questions that need confirmation.
- 3. Approve the informationYour contact confirms project facts and wording before we coordinate submissions or updates.
- 4. Coordinate profile workWe manage agreed submissions, record information sent and revisit verified changes from your team.
- 5. Receive coverage reportsRecurring reports summarize observed profile activity, coverage status and open items needing your input.
Frequently asked questions
Which project materials should I send for Messari profile work?
3 source groups help us start: project identity, public product materials and official links. Send your project name, description, website, documentation, relevant network or token details, and current social links. Include any existing Messari profile. Name the person who can confirm facts, so we know where to route questions.
Does Messari profile support also cover CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko?
3 platform workstreams can be coordinated, but this service covers research-platform profiles and coverage checks. CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko listing tasks are separate submissions. We can align approved project facts across the workstreams while tracking each platform’s activity separately. See the dedicated CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko listing services.
How long does Messari profile setup usually take?
2 factors shape the schedule: how complete your materials are and the platform’s response timing. We set the work sequence after reviewing the existing profile and source information. Our review and approval steps are visible to your contact, while platform response timing remains outside our schedule.
Does booking you secure Messari approval or coverage?
2 outcomes we cannot control are platform approval and editorial inclusion. Messari and other platforms also decide how profile information appears in search or AI-generated answers. We can commit to the agreed submissions, verified updates and recurring reports. Your report records work completed and visible coverage status without claiming a platform decision.
How will we track submitted details and profile changes?
2 records make the work checkable: a submission record and a recurring status report. The report notes observed profile activity, coverage status and outstanding team inputs. It separates completed work from pending actions. Your contact can see which facts need approval or a source before the next update.
What determines the cost of Messari profile management?
3 factors shape the quote: the number of platforms, profile preparation needs and update cadence. We review your existing profiles and the information requiring attention before confirming the work. You receive a fixed written quote within 2 working days after sending the materials, before payment.
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