Web3 marketing across 6 promotion routes and AI search

Which Web3 routes fit your first campaign window?

3 route groups cover launch visibility, audience activity and AI search. Your first choice follows your goal, ready assets and intended audience action.

Choose launch visibility when discovery is the immediate goal. Choose community or creator work when people need to understand the project. PR supports a clear public story. AI search visibility helps clarify and verify project information.

Prepare 4 things before choosing a route:

• Project stage: launch, active product or established community.
• Audience: the people and regions you need to reach.
• Claims: approved descriptions and supporting public information.
• Action: what you want a visitor to do next.

We recommend a channel mix after checking those inputs. If a route does not fit, we say so before approval.

6 work lanes, one buyer-side contact

6 work lanes let you combine services that match your project. You do not need to start with a fixed package. One account contact keeps requests, approvals and delivery records in one communication thread.

• Trending campaigns: visibility placements for a launch or active campaign. See trending campaigns.
• Listings: profile and verification work across relevant platforms. Explore listings and verification.
• Community: audience growth, moderation and conversation support. Review community programs.
• Creators: campaign coordination with relevant creators. See KOL and creator campaigns.
• PR and media: editorial outreach and public-facing project materials. Compare PR and media.
• Advertising: paid traffic options, subject to each platform’s review. Explore advertising and traffic.
• AI search: content and information checks for public project pages. Start with AI search visibility.

DigitalMedia1 checks whether your message, assets and requested channels fit together. We flag mismatches before work begins. You keep control of project claims and final approvals.

We name each intended placement or work item. We also list your required inputs and the evidence we will log. You can remove a route that does not serve your objective before approving the plan.

4 checkpoints from first message to live work

4 checkpoints clarify the plan before placements begin: objective, inputs, written quote and approval. The window adjusts to your selected channels and available assets.

1. Objective: send your project stage, audience, target regions and desired action. We confirm the next step after reviewing those details.
2. Inputs: share your website, contract address, official profiles and approved descriptions. We flag missing materials before booking or production.
3. Quote: we list the channels, work items, client inputs and reporting. The quote is fixed in writing before you pay.
4. Start: work begins after confirmed payment, once required assets and approvals are ready.

A single placement can stay focused on one route. A wider launch can combine several channels. We list each item and its dependencies separately. See how we work for the review and approval sequence.

While a placement is live, we send a report every 24 hours by default. It records current status and available evidence. That evidence may include a published link or submission record. You can check progress without relying on broad claims about reach.

What do platforms decide, and what stays private?

2 controls matter: your team approves project claims, while each platform controls its own review and display. We keep the work record separate from outcomes outside your control.

A platform may approve, reject or rotate a placement under its own rules. AI products choose which sources appear and how answers are phrased. We cannot promise listing approval, a fixed position or an AI citation. We commit to the agreed work and report available evidence.

For confidential work, tell us which materials are private. Name who can approve public copy. Identify details that must stay out of campaign documents. We agree on access and communication expectations before work starts. Share only what we need to plan and run the campaign.

Payment can use 7 supported cryptocurrencies: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or BNB. Review payment methods for the process. See the pricing approach to understand how we build a written quote. Browse case studies for examples with context.

3 report rows make delivery easy to check

3 report rows show what was planned, what happened and where to verify it. Each row ties back to agreed work, not an unsupported claim.

For AI visibility work, we can record the questions used and the answers visible during the check. Your team gets a consistent reference for later review. See case studies for campaign examples and their context.

A useful first message needs 4 items:

• Project website.
• Contract address.
• Campaign objective.
• Preferred window.

Add official social links and approved project copy if available. We review your inputs and flag gaps. Then we send a written quote before payment. Send those 4 items to contact DigitalMedia1 to start the review.