Farcaster placements for channels, frames and SocialFi

Which Farcaster format fits your campaign goal?

1 fit check identifies the format before we book activity. We match the audience, action and destination. Then we recommend a focused channel plan.

Choose a Farcaster channel for focused discussion. Choose a frame when people need an interactive step. Zora or Lens belongs in the plan when a specific community or content destination supports the same goal.

Before choosing, write down the action you want from a participant. That might mean visiting a project page, exploring a frame or joining a discussion. Check that the destination works. Make sure your team can answer questions.

If your audience already gathers elsewhere, compare Telegram community growth or Discord community growth. A wider community growth plan can clarify Farcaster’s role. It can also help you avoid repeating every announcement.

4 checks from first message to placement record

4 checks take the campaign from a first message to a verified record. We confirm the goal, formats, approvals and evidence before coordinating activity.

1. Check the objective: We review the audience, intended action and campaign window. This shows whether Farcaster should lead.
2. Match the format: We select relevant channels, casts or frames. We consider Zora and Lens only when they add a clear destination.
3. Approve materials: You review copy, links and assets before activity is booked. One named project contact handles questions and changes.
4. Coordinate placements: We run the agreed activity and log visible placements. Your team can see what appeared and where.
5. Review the record: You receive a concise report on completed work. It includes useful follow-up points.

Send the project summary, desired action, approved links and launch timing in your first message. We reply within 1 working day. We send a written quote within 2 working days.

After confirmed payment, work can start within 24 hours. Approved materials must be ready. For broader participation around a release or event, consider community activation campaigns.

The 5 inputs we need before booking

5 clear inputs help us recommend suitable Farcaster surfaces. They also help us prepare a useful placement record. Send the essentials together. Assign one person to approve content and answer product questions.

• Project: A short description of what the product does.
• Audience: The people you want to reach and the communities they use.
• Action: What participants should understand, visit or explore.
• Materials: Approved links, assets, disclosures and copy restrictions.
• Timing: Your launch window, relevant event or preferred campaign period.
• Contact: One person who can approve messages and respond to questions.

A working frame needs a clear purpose, not just an extra click. Share its destination and the action it supports. For a channel post, give us enough context. Readers should understand the message without another explanation.

If you need ongoing answers and moderation after placements go live, pair the campaign with community management and moderation. For public conversation beyond Farcaster, X engagement campaigns may have a separate role.

When do Farcaster placements go live, and what do you receive?

1 agreed window keeps approvals, activity and reporting connected. We confirm timing with you before booking. Then we report visible work at a useful cadence.

These are working defaults, not platform timings. We confirm your campaign window against approvals, assets and any launch date.

The final record identifies the channel or destination. It also names the content or asset used. You can check whether the agreed activity appeared. We may note visible engagement context when useful. Your team can review the work without treating surface-level interactions as lasting community value.

For related discovery activity, see Farcaster promotion for Web3 projects.

3 checks before a Farcaster booking

3 practical checks reduce avoidable delays before a placement goes live. Farcaster controls the presentation and moderation of channels and frames. We cannot promise distribution or a particular audience response. We can commit to the agreed activity and its report.

• Destination check: Open every approved link. Test the frame experience before sharing.
• Message check: Confirm product facts, disclosures and the next action in the copy.
• Response check: Assign a project contact. They can answer questions or approve corrections.

Keep a second destination ready if a launch page changes during approval. Send content restrictions with the first materials, not after copy review. If the campaign involves a time-sensitive event, confirm who can approve edits while activity is underway.

We record placements and evidence. Your team can assess what to continue, rather than relying on a vague recap.

Send us your project summary, contract or destination links, target audience and preferred window. We will check format fit and return a written quote within 2 working days. Then we will confirm the next booking step.

How it works

1. Send 5 campaign inputsShare the project, audience, intended action, approved materials and target window. Name one contact for approvals.
2. Check channel and format fitWe match the goal to Farcaster channels, casts or frames. We consider Zora and Lens when they have a clear role.
3. Approve the activityReview the proposed content, destinations and placement details before coordination begins.
4. Review the placement recordWe check visible activity and send a report with links and screenshots for your team.