Which CMC community surface fits your campaign?
3 CMC community surfaces serve different jobs. Followers, watchlist stars and posts are separate campaign lines.
| Surface | What it supports | Window | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Followers | A visible audience signal | Agreed campaign window | Profile link and objective |
| Watchlist stars | A separate audience action | Agreed campaign window | Profile link and campaign focus |
| Community posts | Project updates and useful information | Agreed publishing window | Approved copy, links and assets |
Choose activity that matches the action you want people to take. A post plan can carry project news. Follower activity and watchlist stars remain separate lines in the plan and report. Neither should be presented as proof of product use or endorsement.
Before confirming the campaign, we identify what your team wants to communicate. We also identify which activity belongs on CoinMarketCap. For ongoing conversation oversight, connect this work with community management and moderation. For activity across several channels, community activation campaigns can sit alongside the CMC plan.
7 inputs that keep CMC activity publish-ready
7 practical inputs help us check the profile, content and approval path before campaign work begins. Send what you have. We flag gaps instead of treating missing information as approved.
- Profile link: the CoinMarketCap page we should review.
- Project objective: the action this campaign should support.
- Official website: the current source for project information.
- Social links: your project’s active public channels.
- Project description: the wording you want readers to see.
- Brand assets: current images or other approved materials.
- Account contact: the person with access and publishing responsibility.
- Final approver: the person who signs off on public claims.
This is a readiness check, not a promise of platform acceptance. For CoinMarketCap community verification steps, we review the guidance available at the time. We identify account or profile questions that need your attention. We also note outdated links, inconsistent project names and copy that needs clarification.
Send existing materials in one place where possible. If a profile detail or approval is unresolved, we mark it as a dependency. The campaign plan stays clear.
For a listing question, see listings and verification. For community work on other channels, Telegram community growth and Discord community growth have their own formats and inputs.
5 CMC checkpoints from profile link to closeout
5 checkpoints keep account access, approvals and the final log visible to your team. Each window is a work stage, not a promise about CoinMarketCap’s review timing.
- First review. Window: before the quote. We check your profile link, objective and available materials. You get a short list of missing inputs.
- Written plan. Window: after the first review. We confirm the audience activity, post count, content responsibilities and approval route. A written quote arrives within 2 working days.
- Approval. Window: before publishing. You confirm factual details, links, copy and assets. We hold any post that has not received your approval.
- Live work. Window: the agreed campaign period. Your named account contact coordinates the agreed activity. They log each post or placement with its available publication reference.
- Closeout. Window: after the agreed activity ends. You receive a final record of completed work and outstanding items.
We start within 24 hours of confirmed payment when access, materials and approvals are ready. If you also plan activity on X, X engagement campaigns can be planned separately. Each channel gets its own copy and approvals.
What does CoinMarketCap decide after submission?
2 parts remain outside our account: platform review decisions and how CoinMarketCap displays or distributes community content. We can confirm the activity and report agreed with you. We cannot confirm profile approval or a particular post’s reach or trending appearance.
That distinction matters when comparing community work with a visibility placement. Followers, watchlist stars and posts belong to this community campaign. A trending placement is a separate service.
If your goal is a featured surface, review trending campaigns and name the placement you want considered. Community activity does not automatically include it.
Keep the public message consistent across channels, but prepare it for each format. Posts should explain one update or point readers to one useful resource. Your team should verify project claims, links and statements about product changes before approval.
For a broader channel plan, community growth and engagement can help place this work beside other community activity. We keep the CMC record distinct. Your team can see which posts and audience actions belong to this campaign.
3 records you get from the CMC campaign
3 records make the agreed work easier to check: a readiness note, an activity log and a closeout report. Each shows a different part of the campaign. Posts and audience actions stay separate.
| What you get | When | How we log it |
|---|---|---|
| Readiness note | Before activity begins | Profile gaps, missing inputs and open approvals |
| Activity log | While work is underway | Agreed item, status and available post reference |
| Closeout report | After the campaign window | Completed activity and outstanding dependencies |
The named account contact handles questions and routes items for approval. You can send an existing reporting format if your team uses one. Otherwise, we keep the log focused on agreed activity and publication references. A post waiting for approval stays visibly pending.
Send us your CoinMarketCap profile link, project objective, official links and available post assets. Name the account contact and final approver. We’ll review the inputs and return a written plan and quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- Send the profile and campaign inputsWindow: before review. Send the CMC profile, objective, official links, assets and names of the account contact and approver.
- Check the profile and materialsWindow: before the written plan. We flag missing details, outdated links and profile questions that need your attention.
- Confirm activity and approvalsWindow: before publishing. Agree the audience activity, post count, copy owner and final approver.
- Run and log agreed activityWindow: during the campaign. Your account contact coordinates the work and records available publication references.
- Review the closeout reportWindow: after activity ends. Check completed items and any outstanding approval or platform dependencies.
Frequently asked questions
Can one CMC campaign cover posts and watchlist stars?
3 activity lines can sit in one plan: community posts, followers and watchlist stars. We keep each line distinct in the written plan and activity log. Send your profile link and campaign objective. Then identify which action matters most. Your team approves post copy and project claims before publication.
Which CoinMarketCap profile checks should be ready before launch?
1 profile link, current project description, official website and social links give us a practical starting point. Add approved brand assets and the name of the person who can access or approve posts. We check for missing or inconsistent information. We flag open items before confirming the campaign plan.
Are CMC followers and watchlist stars interchangeable?
2 separate audience actions should stay separate in the campaign plan and report. Tell us which one fits your goal. We’ll record the agreed activity under that line. Neither should be presented as evidence of product use, ownership or endorsement. Posts can be planned as a third, distinct activity.
Can your team coordinate CoinMarketCap community posts?
1 approved content plan can include publishing coordination and a post-by-post activity log. Send the project update, supporting links and any assets you want considered. Your team confirms factual claims and approves project-sensitive wording before publication. We record the available publication reference for review.
Does CMC community activity guarantee a trending appearance?
1 community campaign covers only the activity agreed with you. CoinMarketCap makes profile review decisions and controls how its surfaces display or distribute content. We cannot confirm profile approval or a specific post’s reach or trending appearance. If you want a featured placement, request that separate service and name the surface.
How is the cost of CoinMarketCap community work quoted?
3 factors shape the quote: the CMC surface, the campaign window and the amount of content or audience activity. You receive a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before payment. Send your profile link and preferred activity. We can then price the actual plan, not guess from a general service label.
When should we send CMC posts for a launch?
1 launch date and an approved draft help us plan the publishing window. Send the date, any review constraints, final links and the name of your approver. We confirm the schedule after checking profile readiness and the approval path. Open dependencies stay visible before work is booked.
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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