Which social network fits the action you need?
8 network pages help you match a campaign role to a channel. Start with the next action you want people to take. Then compare formats your team can support.
| Network | Useful campaign role | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Telegram | Community updates and direct discussion | Channel details, approved links, response contact |
| Discord | Structured community spaces and support | Server layout, onboarding information, moderation contact |
| X | Public updates and conversation | Profile, message points, response guidance |
| Instagram or TikTok | Visual explainers and short-form stories | Brand assets, video ideas, review contact |
| YouTube | Longer explanations, demos and interviews | Topic outline, video assets, viewer next step |
For community updates, compare Telegram promotion with Discord promotion. For public project communication, review X promotion. Choose a channel your team can maintain after the initial activity. Give each network a clear job. Don't repeat one message everywhere.
8 network pages, 8 distinct jobs
8 listed channels give you different ways to present a Web3 project. Narrow your choice by audience, content format and team capacity.
- Telegram: community updates and direct discussion.
- Discord: structured spaces for ongoing community support.
- X: public updates and founder or project commentary.
- Instagram: visual brand stories and explainers.
- TikTok: short-form video and visual storytelling.
- YouTube: demos, interviews and longer explanations.
- Reddit: topic-aware participation with useful context.
- LinkedIn: company or founder updates for professional audiences.
Open Instagram promotion or TikTok promotion when your team has usable visual material. Open YouTube promotion when you can support a defined video topic. For professional updates, compare LinkedIn promotion. For topic-based discussion, review Reddit promotion.
A network name alone does not define the work. Record the message, format, destination and follow-up contact. That keeps each channel useful to the project. It also avoids adding accounts your team cannot support.
4 review windows from first message to channel plan
4 review windows turn your initial request into an approvable channel plan. Each window checks a different part of the decision. Missing material becomes visible before work is booked.
- Intake window: Send your project summary, audience, target market and desired action. We check whether the request points to a community, content or public-update channel.
- Channel window: We compare your goal with the listed networks. You get a recommended starting channel or a short mix. Each channel has a distinct role.
- Materials window: Share approved links, claims, visuals and a review contact. We flag missing inputs before agreeing what can be published.
- Plan window: We confirm the channel, format, work window and report evidence in writing. The quote arrives within 2 working days after review.
This sequence ties the recommendation to your actual project materials. For several channels, we list each one separately. We also identify what your team supplies. Read how we work for the broader service process. Or send your request through contact.
Which platform decisions remain outside the campaign?
Platform decisions remain with each social network, not the campaign team. We can agree the activity, prepare materials and record what was published.
Network review, advertising eligibility, distribution and account features can affect what is available for a post or account. We commit to the agreed placements and work. We document them with links and screenshots. The platform controls its decisions. Audience response cannot be promised.
For your review, separate completed activity from audience response. Check these 3 points:
- Agreed activity: confirm each post or placement went live.
- Destination: check that each link leads to the intended page.
- Evidence: confirm the report includes available proof.
- Channel role: assess whether the activity served its stated purpose.
- Community onboarding: review the information people received.
- Video explanation: check that the content made the next action clear.
This distinction makes a cross-network report easier to use. It shows completed work without treating every platform's reporting view as identical.
3 proof points in the channel report
3 proof points make a channel report practical: agreed work, its destination and available evidence. We keep each network on its own line. You can review each activity without blending different formats.
| What you get | When | How we log it |
|---|---|---|
| Agreed content or placement | During the approved work window | Network and placement noted separately |
| Destination and call to action | Checked before publication | Approved link recorded with the activity |
| Final activity report | After the agreed window ends | Links and screenshots where available |
Before approving a plan, check that it names the channel, format, required inputs and report evidence. For several channels, each needs its own role and record. Browse other Web3 network pages. Compare options with community growth services when ongoing discussion is central.
Send us your project page, audience, target action and available content. We’ll review the channel fit and return a written quote within 2 working days.
Frequently asked questions
Which of the 8 network pages should I open first?
1 channel is enough to start the comparison: open the page closest to your intended action. Choose Telegram or Discord for community communication. Choose X for public updates, or a video channel when you have visual material. Send your audience, goal and available assets. We’ll recommend a starting point.
Can one plan cover Telegram, Discord and X?
3 networks can sit in one plan when each has a separate role. List community updates, server activity and public posts independently. We also record the required inputs and report evidence for each channel. Your team can then review the agreed activity without merging unlike formats.
What should I send before asking for a channel recommendation?
4 useful inputs are a project summary, target audience, desired action and approved links. Add available visuals or video, plus a content approval contact. These details help us distinguish a community-first request from a content or public-update plan. We can then prepare a written recommendation.
How do you decide between Telegram and Discord?
2 checks help separate them: the community format you need and the support your team can provide. Telegram suits direct updates and discussion. Discord supports structured community spaces. Share your onboarding information and who will handle questions. We can then identify the more practical starting page.
Can you promise that a post will appear or reach a set audience?
1 agreed placement is what we can document, not a platform decision or audience response. Each network controls its own review, distribution, advertising eligibility and account features. The plan records the work we agree to run. The report shows available links and screenshots for your review.
How is a community channel different from video promotion?
2 formats serve different actions. Telegram and Discord support community updates and ongoing discussion. TikTok and YouTube rely on visual or video material. Start with the action you want people to take. Then check whether your team has the content and follow-up capacity that format needs.
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