Which AI launch needs attention first?
1st input: a working demo or the clearest walkthrough you have. AI agent and token marketing starts with what a user can inspect. We match that evidence to the token’s stated role. The same facts then appear in launchpad materials and campaign copy.
Choose a product-first plan if users need the agent explained before a token announcement. Choose a token-first plan if distribution is the main milestone. This works when the agent’s current function is already easy to show.
| Focus | Use it when | First proof | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent demo | Users need to see the product work | Walkthrough or screenshots | Explain the user path |
| Token role | Readers need clarity on token function | Approved token description | Separate product and token claims |
| Launchpad | You are preparing an application | Project links and application details | Match materials to the destination |
We check that the story matches the build, not just the roadmap. Send planned features marked as planned. For a token-led milestone, connect the work with token launch marketing. See Web3 solutions if the project spans several product types.
5 campaign moves from demo to launch
5 moves keep the campaign tied to the product people can access. We move from source material to approved copy. Then we prepare channels your team can support.
- Check the demo: Confirm what users enter, see and do next.
- Separate the claims: Mark live functions, planned functions and the token’s stated role.
- Pick the audience: Set a distinct action for users, developers, partners or token communities.
- Match the channels: Prepare launchpad materials, social copy and community prompts from approved facts.
- Log the work: Record published materials, links and questions needing a product answer.
Your product owner confirms technical details before copy is finalized. Your communications lead checks wording and publishing order. This keeps the demo script, launchpad submission and public announcement consistent. Messages can still suit each channel.
A launchpad submission needs clear product context. We organize the project description, demo access notes and supporting links. Reviewers can then understand what exists now. For token distribution planning, see launchpad marketing.
4 inputs we check before booking
4 inputs let us build a campaign around the actual agent, token and launch stage. A polished deck is optional. Clear source material and a named approver matter more.
- Product: A plain description of the user problem and the agent’s current task.
- Demo: A working link, walkthrough, screenshots or a note explaining access limits.
- Token: Documentation and an approved description of its stated function.
- Launch: Target window, priority audience, available channels and known dependencies.
- Approval: One person who can confirm technical and token-related claims.
Send what exists today. Label items still in development. Include launchpad requirements or application status if available. Do not treat an unconfirmed feature as booked.
Our first-pass check compares the demo, project description and token wording. We return questions where those materials conflict. Your team can confirm facts before campaign copy moves forward. If community support is part of the plan, pair the launch work with community growth and engagement.
Which 2 launch windows fit the demo?
2 windows shape the work: preparation and public activity. The right sequence follows demo access and your team’s time for product questions. We map each activity to project milestones. Then we confirm which materials must be ready first.
| Surface | What it does | Window | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Demo page | Shows the agent’s user path | Before public promotion | Link, access notes, current features |
| Launchpad materials | Presents project and token facts | During application preparation | Project details, links, requested fields |
| Campaign channels | Carries approved launch messages | Around the agreed launch window | Copy approver, channel links, support contact |
A private demo can still inform preparation. Send a usable walkthrough. A launchpad application can run alongside campaign copy. Its requirements still set the submission details.
For discovery through AI answers, AI search visibility is a separate workstream. It uses different inputs. We schedule activities against your readiness, not an assumed platform timetable. Your team gets a clear point to approve copy and arrange product support.
3 checks before AI launch materials go live
3 checks reduce avoidable confusion: demo accuracy, token wording and audience next steps. We review supplied materials with your approver before publishing the agreed campaign work.
A launchpad controls application acceptance, review timing and featuring decisions. Social platforms control distribution and placement visibility. We commit to the agreed preparation and campaign work, then document what went live.
- Demo check: Does the walkthrough show available functionality, not roadmap promises?
- Token check: Is the stated token role distinct from product claims?
- Support check: Can someone answer technical and community questions during the window?
If the demo is still changing, use a walkthrough that marks available features. If the product is ready, confirm access instructions and the person handling questions. DigitalMedia1 logs placement links and questions surfaced. Your team gets a practical record to review after publication.
Send: demo link, approved token description and target window. You get a written quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- Send 3 core inputsShare the demo, token description and target window. Mark what is live, in testing or planned.
- Check the source materialsWe compare the product story with the demo. We flag details for your approver.
- Choose audiences and channelsWe match launchpad, social and community materials to the people you want to reach.
- Approve campaign copyYour named contact confirms technical claims before we prepare the agreed materials.
- Publish and logWe coordinate the agreed work. We record links, placements and audience questions.
Frequently asked questions
How do you keep AI agent claims tied to the working product?
1 demo is the starting evidence. We separate current functions from planned features. Then we compare campaign wording with your product materials. Your designated approver confirms technical claims before copy is finalized. Users get a clear view of what they can try now and what remains in development.
What goes into an AI agent launchpad submission?
1 project description, a demo path, token information and the links requested by the destination form the working package. We can organize those materials and align them with campaign copy. Your team confirms project facts and destination-specific requirements before submission.
Can campaign preparation start before the agent is public?
A private demo or walkthrough can support preparation if your team can share it with us. We can draft from the supplied evidence and label features that are not live. Before public materials are approved, your team should confirm the access path and exact functions audiences can use.
When should we send the launch materials?
Send the demo, token description and target window as soon as they are available. This gives us time to check facts and identify missing inputs before publishing plans are set. A written quote arrives within 2 working days. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.
Can you guarantee an AI launchpad feature?
No. The launchpad decides whether to accept an application, when to review it and whether to feature the project. Social platforms also control how they distribute campaign materials. We can commit to agreed preparation and campaign work, then provide a record of completed placements.
How is the cost of AI agent marketing calculated?
Cost depends on 3 things: the surface, the window and the volume. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before you pay. Send the launchpad or channel options, your target window and the materials already prepared. The quote will reflect the actual work.
Which campaign records can we review after publication?
1 final record lists the published materials, placement links and audience questions noted during the campaign. Use it to check what appeared and identify product points needing clearer answers. The report tracks completed work, not third-party visibility as a result we control.
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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