Kaito InfoFi creator campaigns, from brief to report

1 window, 7 checks before creator booking

Window: agree the publication days before booking. 1 source pack and 1 named reviewer keep the campaign moving. We check materials before proposing creators. That makes the brief clear before anyone prepares content.

• Objective: name the product, launch or update creators should explain.
• Audience: describe the people you need to reach and their questions.
• Sources: send product pages, documentation and official social links.
• Claims: mark approved statements and anything creators must avoid.
• Format: choose an explanation, product walkthrough or response to an update.
• Review: name the person who can approve facts and answer questions.
• Window: share preferred publication days and any fixed launch dates.

Your source pack can be short. Creators need to check each project claim without guessing. We turn those inputs into a working brief with distinct angles. We don’t give every creator one script to copy.

Flag any changing facts before creator research. That helps us avoid booking a format your team cannot support. For a broader channel plan, connect this work with community growth and engagement or community activation campaigns.

Which creators fit Kaito-focused InfoFi work?

1 creator shortlist should match the subject, audience and available evidence. We review public content for topic relevance and clarity. We also check which formats each creator can handle naturally. A profile page alone cannot show the full fit.

We present a proposed mix for your approval. That happens before placements are confirmed. Each creator gets a useful angle and the same factual source pack. Their voice and explanation can differ. Project claims stay consistent.

• Topic fit: check whether recent public posts cover your category.
• Audience fit: match the creator’s subject matter to your intended reader.
• Evidence fit: confirm you can support the facts the content may mention.
• Format fit: agree whether an explanation, walkthrough or update response makes sense.

This review helps prevent repetitive posts and unsupported claims. Your team can flag missing context before work begins. For regional activity, tell us the language and market during the first review. For related distribution, see X engagement campaigns and community management and moderation.

3 creator formats, one factual source

3 formats give creators distinct ways to explain verified project facts. You agree on the publication window before booking. We record the agreed placement and its link after publication.

Choose formats that fit your evidence. A walkthrough needs clear product access or materials. An update response needs a timely source. It also needs a reviewer who can resolve factual questions.

The brief should state each format’s point. It should not dictate identical wording. Creators get room to explain. Project claims stay checkable.

The placement record lists the creator, format, publication link and agreed window. We also note visible Kaito mindshare signals reviewed during the campaign. Those are observations, not substitutes for published work. If the campaign needs direct community participation, consider community activation campaigns.

5 steps from source pack to Kaito report

5 steps take the campaign from your first materials to a placement record. We confirm the review owner and content requirements before creator work starts. You approve the proposed creator mix before placements are booked.

1. Objective: confirm the audience, project topic and desired action.
2. Source pack: organize official links, approved claims and restricted claims.
3. Creator review: assess topic fit, audience and possible formats.
4. Content checks: compare material with the agreed facts and requirements.
5. Delivery log: collect published links and note visible Kaito signals.

You get a written quote within 2 working days after sending the campaign inputs. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.

While placements are live, we send a report every 24 hours. The final report includes links and screenshots. It arrives within 2 working days of the window’s end.

For adjacent channels, keep tasks and records separate. X can carry primary project updates. Telegram or Discord can handle follow-up questions. See Telegram community growth or community management and moderation when those channels need their own plan.

What does Kaito decide after creators publish?

Kaito decides how its leaderboards and mindshare signals appear. Your campaign controls agreed creator work and its documentation. We record published links and visible platform signals. We don’t treat a leaderboard position as a placement.

The campaign cannot set Kaito’s display, ranking or mindshare changes. Those signals can change independently of the content. We promise the agreed placements and report, not a particular position, score or audience response.

Keep channel roles distinct when you extend the plan:

• Creator placements: explain a product or update through individual formats.
• X: publish primary project information and source links.
• Telegram or Discord: answer follow-up questions and maintain discussion.

You can compare this service with the InfoFi and Kaito campaign guide. Review Kaito campaign pricing, or add community activation for direct participation.

Send us your project summary, source links, audience and target window. We’ll check the inputs and return a written quote. Then we’ll confirm the creator plan for your approval.

How it works

1. Set the objectiveName the project topic, audience and action you want readers to take. We confirm the review owner before creator research.
2. Send the source packShare official links, approved claims and anything creators must avoid. We use these materials to prepare a concise working brief.
3. Approve the creator mixWe present creators and proposed formats for review. Your approval comes before placements are booked.
4. Check and coordinate contentWe check content against the project facts and agreed requirements. Your contact answers any open factual questions.
5. Receive the placement recordYou get published links, placement details and notes on visible Kaito signals reviewed during the campaign.