3 parts of a Medium campaign
3 work blocks take your story from project materials to a placement report: article planning, publication outreach and distribution. The table shows what we handle and what you send.
| Work item | Count or window | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Article direction | 1 agreed focus | Project story and reader priority |
| Draft and edit | 2 revision rounds | Verified product details and feedback |
| Publication outreach | Several weeks of distribution | Supporting links and launch context |
| Final report | After the campaign window | No extra materials required |
You can use this service for a project, token or platform launch. It also fits teams that need editorial coverage to explain a product beyond their own channels. For related channel planning, see promotion by social network and PR and media.
How does a Medium story move to publication?
5 steps keep the article, approvals and outreach tied to the same verified story. We confirm the direction before writing. Then we track submissions and distribution through the campaign.
- Send the source material: Share your project overview, product links, launch context and intended readers.
- Set the article angle: We review the story and agree what the article should explain. Your team confirms the focus before drafting.
- Draft and revise: We prepare the article, then refine it through 2 revision rounds. One person from your team should consolidate feedback.
- Submit and distribute: We approach relevant crypto and blockchain publications. Then we distribute finished pieces through agreed syndication and social channels.
- Review the record: The final report lists confirmed publication locations. It also includes reach metrics available for those placements.
A clear source pack makes editorial checks faster. For core copy or supporting explainers, crypto content creation can support the article work. For a direct Medium publishing workflow, see Medium publishing for Web3 projects.
Article, outlet outreach, distribution
3 connected work areas make the article useful beyond a single post. We shape the story, prepare the copy for review and record where the finished pieces appear.
- Story review: We check your project materials and flag claims that need a source.
- Article direction: We match the subject to your readers and the evidence you can provide.
- Drafting: We write an editorial article around the approved focus.
- Editing: Your team gets 2 revision rounds to correct details and align the message.
- Publication outreach: We submit the piece to relevant crypto and blockchain publications.
- Distribution: We coordinate sharing through syndication networks and social channels.
- Reporting: You receive confirmed publication locations and available reach metrics.
Keep the article specific. Explain what the product does, what is live and what remains planned. A chain name alone is not a story.
- Polygon angle: Lead with a concrete user problem, product use or development milestone.
- Claim check: Avoid statements your team cannot support with current materials.
Crypto education content can complement a technical article when readers need more background.
Which placements fit your Web3 story?
3 placement formats can serve different parts of a Web3 communications plan. The article angle and available source material determine which format makes sense.
| Format | What it does | Window | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medium article | Explains the project or a timely update | Production and review cycle | Product overview and verified details |
| Crypto or blockchain publication | Places the article with a relevant outlet | Submission and outlet review | Article direction and supporting sources |
| Syndication and social distribution | Circulates finished pieces through agreed channels | Several weeks | Approved article and official links |
A product overview suits readers who need context. A launch update needs a clear change or milestone. A broader industry angle needs evidence that connects your project to the subject. A product mention alone is not enough.
Editors set acceptance and publication timing under their own guidelines. Each outlet decides whether to publish. Reach has no fixed target. We report confirmed placements and available metrics.
Send us the story inputs
5 inputs let us check the story before drafting and publication outreach. Send the material in one place, with one contact who can approve facts and answer editorial questions.
- Project overview: what the product does and who it serves.
- Official links: product page, documentation and relevant channels.
- Launch context: what has changed, what is live and what is upcoming.
- Claim sources: evidence for technical, product or market statements.
- Review contact: the person who can consolidate feedback and confirm copy.
We check claims against your source links before writing. That review helps catch unclear product status and unsupported statements early. We then recommend an article direction for your approval. Confirmed placements go into the final report.
Send the project overview, official links, target readers and launch context to DigitalMedia1. You get a written quote within 2 working days. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.
How it works
- Send project materialsShare the project overview, official links, launch context and intended readers. Include sources for claims that need verification.
- Confirm the article directionWe review your story and recommend an angle. Your team approves the focus before drafting begins.
- Review the draftWe write and edit the article with your team through 2 revision rounds. One contact should consolidate comments.
- Coordinate outreach and distributionWe approach relevant publications and distribute finished pieces through agreed syndication and social channels.
- Check the final reportReview the confirmed publication locations and available reach metrics. Keep the report with the approved article and source materials.
Frequently asked questions
What should we send before you write a Medium article?
5 items are useful: a project overview, official product links, launch context, sources for key claims and one review contact. Add the audience you want to reach. We use those materials to check the story before drafting and to propose an article direction your team can approve.
Can you promote a Polygon project through Medium articles?
A Polygon project can be the subject when its product story is clear and supportable. We start with what the project does for users or developers, then use Polygon as context where it helps readers. Send current product links and evidence for the claims you want included.
What timeline should we plan for Medium publication?
Distribution runs over several weeks. The production and submission sequence includes an article direction, drafting, 2 revision rounds and outreach. Publication decisions and schedules belong to each outlet. We keep the campaign moving while recording confirmed placements for the final report.
Are article writing and editing included?
2 revision rounds are included with article drafting and editing. Your team supplies accurate product information and checks facts that only you can verify. We submit the approved article to relevant publications and coordinate distribution through the agreed channels.
Can you promise that a publication will accept our article?
No. External editors apply their own guidelines and decide whether and when to publish a submission. We can't promise acceptance or a particular reach figure. We can report confirmed publication locations and the reach metrics available for those placements.
What will the final Medium campaign report show?
The final report lists confirmed publication locations and available reach metrics. It records where each piece appeared and the distribution information available for the campaign. Keep it with the approved article and source materials to check completed work and plan future updates.
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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