Post-launch support for listings, KOL waves and community

4 report rows keep post-TGE work visible

4 report rows show what moved, what went live and what needs a decision. Your team can check activity without treating a placement as a business result. The report separates completed work from third-party status.

Each row uses a named owner and a clear status. We record links or screenshots when available. We flag missing approvals and project-side inputs. Your team can see what is ready, what is live and what needs attention.

For wider launch work, connect this plan to token launch and growth. If creator selection is the immediate priority, see KOL and creator campaigns.

Which post-TGE workstream should move first?

3 workstreams can move in sequence: listings, KOL waves and community. Start with the item tied to your next confirmed milestone. Match each public message to facts your team can support.

A listing update fits when information is ready for submission or follow-up. A KOL wave fits when the message, audience and destination are clear. Community activity carries the conversation forward with current answers and project updates. Put the earliest ready item first, not the loudest channel.

Use this quick check before setting the order:

• Listing status: identify the platform, application state and information owner.
• KOL readiness: confirm the audience, message, approved links and publication format.
• Community readiness: name who answers questions and handles escalations.
• Milestone fit: state what changes for users or holders after the announcement.

If the next priority is the broader TGE plan, compare this service with TGE marketing. For continuing channel coordination, growth marketing retainer may fit better.

3 inputs before we book post-launch activity

3 inputs help us check readiness before activity is booked: current facts, approved links and a named approver. They keep listing information, creator briefs and community updates aligned.

Send one current source document, not separate versions. Include token and product details cleared for public use. Add official channels and active platform or creator conversations. Mark facts that still need confirmation. We can identify gaps before a placement or announcement is scheduled.

• Project facts: current description, token details and product information cleared for publication.
• Official destinations: website, community channels and other project links you want people to use.
• Active work: listing applications, creator commitments and community activity already underway.
• Team owners: the person approving copy and the person answering operational questions.
• Next milestone: the event or update that gives the next communication a clear purpose.

This check separates post-launch marketing from market operations. For token launch planning, see go-to-market strategy. For community-led activity, compare community growth and engagement. We confirm proposed placements and responsibilities with you before work begins.

5 post-TGE checkpoints from message to report

5 steps take the work from your first message to a final report. You know what we need, what your team approves and what evidence we will record.

1. Send the project context. Share approved facts, official links, current campaigns, listing status and the next milestone.
2. Set the first priority. We identify the ready workstream, audience, message and required placement. We also name the project-side owner.
3. Prepare and approve. We align copy, links, creator instructions or community guidance. Your approver confirms the material before it goes live.
4. Run and log activity. We coordinate the agreed work and record placement status. While a placement is live, we send a report every 24 hours.
5. Close the window. We provide a final report within 2 working days of the window's end. It includes links and screenshots. It shows completed work, open dependencies and the next practical action.

The 5-step sequence can start with one workstream. You do not need listings, creators and community at once. We keep the record focused on agreed placements and tasks.

What do listing platforms and creators decide themselves?

3 decisions remain with the platform or creator: listing review, profile changes and how a creator presents an approved brief. We can organize submissions, coordinate agreed placements and document available evidence. We cannot promise approval, a profile position or a specific audience response.

That boundary makes the report useful. It records our agreed work separately from third-party decisions.

• Listing under review: share its current status and any request for information.
• Creator placement: confirm the approved message and publication format before booking.
• Broader launch-stage coordination: review presale marketing or IDO, ICO and IEO marketing.

Send us your current project description, official links, next milestone and approver's name. We will check the inputs and identify the first ready workstream. We will send a written quote within 2 working days.

How it works

1. Send the current project fileShare approved facts, official links, active listing or creator work and your next milestone. Name the person who approves public material.
2. Choose the first workstreamWe identify the ready priority across listings, KOL waves and community. You confirm the audience, message and intended next action.
3. Approve the materialsWe align the copy, links and placement instructions. Your approver confirms each item before it goes live.
4. Run and record placementsWe coordinate the agreed activity and log its status. Reports show completed work, available evidence and open dependencies.
5. Review the final reportYou receive links and screenshots where available, plus the next action for the project team.