3 launch formats, one reporting trail
4 launch formats have different campaign jobs: presale, TGE, memecoin and post-launch. We map each format to its event window, inputs and available evidence.
| Surface | What it is | Window | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presale | Offer messaging and participation guidance | Your presale window | Approved offer details and participation steps |
| TGE | Event communications and channel schedule | Your TGE window | Event details, token facts and channel access |
| Memecoin | Identity, community activity and launch content | Your launch window | Project story, assets and community channels |
| Post-launch | Follow-up communications after the event | Your follow-up window | Updates, priorities and approval contact |
Start with the format you are preparing for. We check your public materials against your proposed message. Then we list channel tasks, owners and approval points. Your team can see what to provide before activity begins.
Choose the workstream that matches your event. See presale marketing, TGE marketing or the memecoin launch package. Each page covers its own campaign route.
Which launch work fits your project now?
3 inputs shape the first plan: launch stage, event window and ready materials. One owner must approve public messages. We build the channel list around those facts, not a generic campaign menu.
Use this check before choosing the next workstream:
- Presale: confirm the offer, participation steps and approved claims.
- TGE: confirm the event sequence, launch message and channel access.
- Memecoin: confirm its identity, community channels and voice.
- Unclear launch model: define the route before booking placements.
A utility-token project may need more product context. It may also need clear participation guidance. A memecoin campaign may put identity and community activity first. Both routes need an owner and an approval path.
If the event plan is still open, start with go-to-market strategy. If an offering connects with a token event, review IDO, ICO and IEO marketing. Confirm the event sequence before assigning channel work.
4 report fields for each launch task
4 report fields keep campaign work easy to inspect: task, owner, status and evidence. Before kickoff, DigitalMedia1 checks the materials you provide. We record agreed activity as it moves through review and delivery.
The report can separate these items:
- Message and content: approved copy and its planned channel.
- Placement: agreed location and any public link or receipt.
- Approval: the decision still needed and its owner.
- Partner task: agreed marketing communication and responsible contact.
- Open input: information or an asset your team must send next.
Our launch review compares your request with the materials you share. It flags missing token details and inconsistent public information. It also identifies approval gaps. Your account lead keeps the task list current and shares the report while work is live.
Confirm the report format at kickoff. It should separate planned activity from completed work. It should also show what is waiting on your team. For a separate partner workstream, see market-making partner support.
4 launch checks from intake to final report
4 checks take the work from your first message to its final report. Each step has a clear input and review point. You know what to send and what happens next.
- Send the launch details: Share your event format, target window, chain and public materials. Name the person who approves campaign messages.
- Review readiness: We check the information and assets you shared. You receive a list of missing inputs and work that can be planned.
- Confirm the plan: We send a written quote after the readiness review. It lists agreed activity, owners, approvals and the report format.
- Run and report: Work starts after confirmed payment. While a placement is live, reports arrive every 24 hours. The final report follows within 2 working days after its window ends.
If the event order changes, we update the task list with you. We confirm the change before adjusting planned activity. Keep one decision-maker available for approvals. That helps prevent avoidable pauses in campaign work.
Payments can be made in USDT, BTC or your project token. Confirm the activity and reporting format before payment. Your quote records the agreed work.
What do launch platforms decide themselves?
2 platform decisions stay outside campaign control: submission acceptance and display rotation. Launch platforms and directories set their own review rules. We can commit to agreed campaign work and confirmed placements. We cannot promise acceptance, a listing position or a particular market response.
Keep token details consistent across your website, documentation and campaign copy. Tell us which submissions are approved, pending or not started. Keep trading or liquidity duties separate from marketing tasks. Name who controls each operational account. For dedicated listing work, see listings and verification.
For a first review, send 3 items: your launch format, target event window and current project materials. Add the chain, official channels and partner arrangements if available. We will check readiness and identify missing inputs. Then we will return a written plan with the next workstream.
If you need support beyond the event, review post-launch support. Send your launch details and materials. We will check them and confirm the next campaign tasks.
Frequently asked questions
Can one campaign cover both a presale and a TGE?
2 stages can sit in one plan when the event sequence and owners are clear. We map presale messages separately from TGE communications. Then we list the channels, approvals and inputs for each stage. See presale marketing and TGE marketing for those workstreams.
What should we send for a first token launch review?
3 essentials are your launch format, target event window and current public materials. Add your chain, token details, official channels and available assets. Name the person who approves messages. Flag platform submissions and partner arrangements, too. We use those inputs to identify missing information before planning campaign tasks.
How is memecoin marketing different from TGE work?
2 campaign priorities often differ. Memecoin work may center identity and community channels. TGE work centers event communications and channel timing. We review your project materials, then map the message to your launch format. The memecoin launch package covers that dedicated route.
Can you guarantee acceptance or a specific launch placement?
Platform acceptance and display rotation remain platform decisions. We can agree campaign tasks and confirmed placements. Then we show available links or receipts in the report. A launchpad or directory may review submissions under its own rules. Our campaign cannot promise acceptance or a particular position.
How do market-support partners fit into token marketing?
Keep partner responsibilities separate from campaign tasks. Before adding a partner, request a written service description and reporting details. Confirm account-control responsibilities, too. We can align partner-facing messages with public campaign information. For that distinct workstream, see market-making partner support.
How soon can campaign work start after we agree?
Timing follows confirmed payment and readiness. Before work starts, we review the event format, materials, owners and approved tasks. Your written quote sets out the agreed activity and report format. Confirm those details before payment.
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