What can I verify after a crypto marketing campaign?
You should be able to compare completed work with the scope you approved. The evidence depends on the format: a public placement can be checked at its live destination, while content or community work can be reviewed through the supplied files and activity record.
A typical handover can include:
- Links or screenshots showing published placements, where available.
- Copies of approved content and creative files.
- A concise delivery log that marks each agreed item as complete, pending review, or changed.
- Notes on outstanding platform or publisher decisions.
At CoinMarketingCap, the verification step is a deliverable-by-deliverable review: we match each item against the kickoff checklist, then share the log with the project contact. This makes it easier to spot a missing asset or incorrect destination while there is still time to address it. For a broader view of the workflow, see how we work, or review case studies to understand the kinds of work that can be documented.
What should I prepare before a campaign starts?
A focused kickoff starts with the project facts, the audience you want to reach, and the actions you want people to take. Share source material early so the team can flag gaps before content production or placement coordination begins.
Prepare these items where relevant:
- The project website, social profiles, token or product details, and approved descriptions.
- The campaign goal, target markets, preferred channels, and any launch constraints.
- Brand assets, content guidelines, and a contact who can approve copy or creative.
- A list of claims, topics, or wording that must not be used.
CoinMarketingCap uses a project-fit review to check whether the requested channels and assets match the stated objective. The agreed scope then names the work, approvals, reporting format, and any dependencies on your team. If you need help deciding between visibility, community, creator, or media work, start with the relevant service overview and send the open questions through contact.
Which campaign outcomes remain under platform control?
An agency can coordinate the agreed work and document its delivery, but platforms and publishers make their own review and display decisions. The practical step is to separate work we can deliver from outcomes that require a third party’s decision.
For a CoinMarketCap or CoinGecko submission, prepare accurate project information and keep supporting details consistent; their review and listing decisions are not controlled by the agency. A tracker may change how or whether a placement appears, X may distribute posts differently over time, and AI answers may cite different sources. We commit to the agreed work and provide evidence of placements or submissions, not to a particular ranking, review decision, or citation. Before approval, ask which parts are deliverables, which need a platform decision, and how each completed item will be verified.
Frequently asked questions
How do you prove that the agreed work was delivered?
We compare the completed items with the approved scope and share a delivery log. Where a placement is public, the log can include its destination; for content or creative work, it can include the relevant files and approval status.
Is crypto marketing safe for my project?
It is safer to use a documented scope, accurate project claims, controlled account access, and approved content. Tell us about any legal, regional, or platform restrictions before kickoff so the campaign plan can reflect them.
How long does a crypto marketing campaign take?
Timing depends on the selected deliverables, how quickly your team approves materials, and whether a platform or publisher must review a submission. We confirm the working schedule and dependencies in the scope before the campaign begins.
What information do you need for a project review?
Send your website and social profiles, a short description of the product, campaign goals, target markets, and any launch timing constraints. Include approved brand assets and identify who can make final decisions on copy and creative.
Which payment methods can I use?
Supported crypto payment options include USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON, and BNB. Confirm the available method and payment instructions with the team before sending funds; details are on the payment methods page.
Can I get a refund if plans change?
Refund handling depends on the agreed scope and the work already completed. Raise a change or cancellation as soon as possible so the team can review the remaining deliverables under the guarantees and refunds terms.
Can an agency guarantee a listing, trending position, or AI citation?
No. We can commit to agreed deliverables and provide evidence of placements or submissions; CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko control their review decisions, tracker displays can change, and X distribution or AI citations are outside the agency’s control.
Can I combine several channels in one campaign?
Yes, if the channels serve the same objective and the scope makes ownership and approvals clear. For example, content, creator outreach, and community activity can be coordinated around a launch; the plan should specify each deliverable and how it will be reported.
How is my project information kept confidential?
Share only the material needed for planning and delivery, and identify anything that must remain private. Access and handling should follow the agreed project terms; you can also read the privacy policy before sending sensitive information.
How do I choose a crypto marketing agency?
Ask for a clear scope, a named point of contact, examples of how delivery is verified, and a direct explanation of what requires third-party approval. Compare the proposed work with your actual goal rather than relying on broad outcome claims. Send CoinMarketingCap your channels, stage, and constraints to begin a project-fit review.
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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