Crypto marketing guarantees: 3 checks before approval

Which crypto campaign promise belongs in writing?

3 checkpoints separate a delivery promise from an outcome. Name the placement, window, and proof method before approval.

Use this decision table to pin down what you are buying:

A placement guarantee covers the item agreed with us. Define “live” and “complete” in plain terms. For listing support, separate preparation and submission from platform approval. Listing and verification options explain that distinction.

Before approval, name who provides proof and handles questions. See how we work for our campaign process. If a proposal uses broad wording, ask us to specify the placement and evidence.

3 checks before a placement goes live

3 checks make a placement easier to verify later. We compare proposed work with the written terms before launch. Then we tie the delivery record to the agreed item.

1. Match the placement: confirm the platform, format, and activity in the agreement.
2. Confirm the window: record when delivery begins and ends. Note any approval you must provide.
3. Set the evidence: name the link, screenshot, or activity record showing completion.

Use the same wording in the proposal, approval thread, and final report. That gives both sides one reference if a placement is delayed or differs from your approval. Keep asset handoffs and approvals in one email thread where possible.

For visibility work, review the named format with trending campaign options. How we work explains the process around campaign delivery. We review the agreed item before work starts. We share its evidence after delivery.

Evidence starts with 4 useful items

4 items give us a clear basis for checking a delivery concern. Send the written agreement with the placement details and any proof you already have.

• Agreement: the proposal or signed terms, including later changes.
• Placement: the platform, format, and exact item you are checking.
• Window: the agreed delivery period and relevant dates.
• Evidence: links, screenshots, or campaign records.
• Approvals: asset handoffs or decisions that affected the schedule.

We compare these details with the delivery record and the written remedy. You get a direct answer about whether the named work was completed. We also explain the next step in your terms. Keep screenshots with their links and dates. The record stays useful after a placement ends.

For terms covering the work, read terms of service. Still reviewing a proposal? Check its listed work against pricing information. Then ask us to clarify missing proof or remedies before approval.

What remedy fits a missed placement?

2 remedy types may appear in your terms: a make-good or a refund. Either applies only when the agreement says so. Set the trigger, evidence, and request process before launch.

Ask what a make-good means. It could mean replacement work, a new placement window, or another stated remedy. Ask separately when a refund applies. The answer should name the missed work that triggers it. It should also state any client action needed for review.

If the terms do not name a remedy, request written clarification before payment. For a current delivery concern, send the agreement and evidence together. We match the record against the named work. Then we explain the next step in your terms.

3 platform decisions stay outside the placement record

3 outcomes remain outside a placement record: platform display, ranking, and listing review. The record confirms the agreed work, not a platform’s next decision. An agreed placement cannot promise token price or viral reach.

• Display changes: save evidence while the placement is visible.
• Review decisions: separate submission support from platform approval.
• Remedy terms: confirm the written response if agreed work is missed.

These checks keep the delivery promise separate from what users or platforms do afterward. The written commitment is the named placement, its agreed window, and the proof we provide.

For a specific placement, send us the proposal or signed terms. Include the placement name and any link or screenshot. We will compare those items with the agreement. We will tell you what evidence or next step is needed. Send: the written terms, placement name, and available evidence.