Web3 display advertising, from placement check to report

1 placement record, 4 campaign details

1 placement record ties the plan to campaign activity. We log the network or publisher, creative, window and destination. The final report shows each item.

Use the report to check campaign delivery, not infer unsupported results. Placement delivery and site actions stay separate in the report. That shows which facts came from media records. Destination tracking supplies the site-action information.

Before booking, confirm the landing page, audience and visitor action. We also check that the banner link reaches the intended page. For inventory focused on market-data audiences, compare CoinMarketCap banner ads and CoinGecko ads.

Which display placements fit your audience?

1 audience plan connects your target visitor with suitable inventory. We review your project, destination page and campaign goal first. Then we propose display networks or selected publisher contexts.

The plan names the audience, placement context, banner format and tracking needs. Crypto-friendly networks can be considered when mainstream networks restrict the category. For a wider channel comparison, see crypto ad networks and advertising and traffic.

Check these 4 items before approving a placement:

• Audience: regions, relevant interests or existing site visitors.

• Context: the type of network or publisher environment.

• Destination: a landing page that supports the banner’s message.

• Exclusions: contexts or claims your team does not approve.

• Tracking: the site action you want recorded, if tracking is available.

A useful proposal makes every choice visible. You can approve the audience and placement context before media is booked. If display supports a wider acquisition plan, review media buying and user acquisition alongside the recommendation.

3 banner inputs before creative production

3 creative inputs keep the banner, landing page and action aligned. We coordinate standard-format banners for the selected inventory. Each banner uses approved claims and a clear message.

Retargeting can reach people who visited your site. The campaign setup must support the required tracking. Before adding retargeting, confirm the visitor audience, follow-up message and privacy approach. Frequency controls help manage how often ads appear during the campaign.

Send these 5 items for a clean handoff:

• Logo files and existing brand guidance.

• Product claims approved for advertising.

• One clear call to action.

• Landing-page links for each campaign variation.

• A named person who can approve copy and creative.

We check banner dimensions against the agreed inventory. We test destination links and confirm the tracking plan before launch. If you need visual production beyond campaign banners, explore crypto design services. A separate Google Ads plan can cover search alongside display.

5 checkpoints from message to final report

5 checkpoints keep the campaign clear from first message through close. Each confirms a decision or records campaign activity. That keeps approvals visible during planning and launch.

1. Send the campaign details: Share the project summary, audience, regions, goal and landing page. Add approved claims, existing creative and timing constraints.

2. Review the inventory: We compare relevant networks and publisher contexts. Then we confirm the audience, placement and brand-safety requirements.

3. Approve creative and tracking: We check standard banner formats and destination links. We also confirm the site events the campaign should track.

4. Launch and monitor: After approval, we activate the agreed campaign. We review placement delivery, creative and tracking status. While a placement is live, you receive a report every 24 hours.

5. Check the close report: Within 2 working days after the window ends, you get the campaign record. It includes placement links, screenshots and notes on tracking or creative changes.

Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. This starts the agreed campaign work. It does not replace your approval of the plan, creative or destination page. For the wider process, see how we work.

What does a display booking leave outside our control?

1 confirmed placement plan sets the work we can run and report. Network and publisher inventory can change. Crypto-category review, ad rotation and visitor response remain platform or audience decisions.

We commit to the agreed campaign work and confirmed placements. We cannot promise a specific approval, impression count or conversion result. Before booking, we identify the inventory, creative and tracking decisions your team must approve.

The crypto advertising rules guide can help your team review channel policies. Broader options are listed under advertising and traffic.

To prepare a useful request, send the project summary, target audience, regions and landing page. Include any ready banner assets. Add the intended action and tracking access, if available.

We will review your inputs and check placement fit. You receive a written quote within 2 working days. Send the details together for a clear placement recommendation.

How it works

1. Send 5 campaign inputsShare your project, audience, regions, goal and landing page. Add creative assets and approved claims when ready.
2. Review the placement planWe check network and publisher contexts, audience fit, exclusions and tracking needs before booking.
3. Approve banners and linksConfirm the standard formats, campaign message, destination links and tracking events.
4. Run and monitor placementsWe activate the approved campaign and record placement, creative and tracking status.
5. Receive the campaign reportReview placement links, screenshots, campaign changes and available tracking information.