Which prediction-market workstream comes first?
Days first: set the campaign window, then connect 3 workstreams to the user’s next decision. The first priority depends on where people lose clarity or stop moving forward.
| Workstream | What it does | Window | Send us |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition | Defines audiences and campaign roles | Before campaign activity | Product overview and audience priorities |
| Onboarding | Explains the next user action | Before the first user step | Current onboarding route |
| Education | Answers common product questions | During campaign preparation | Public documentation |
| Trust communication | Keeps claims clear and checkable | Before public messages | Current materials and known concerns |
Start with the point that blocks the next step. If people do not understand the product, prepare educational and onboarding materials before widening acquisition. If the user route is clear, focus the plan on audience fit and channel roles.
DigitalMedia1 reviews those choices together, rather than treating each asset as a separate request. For a product that also needs broader launch activity, compare this work with growth marketing. Other project types sit under solutions by project type.
6 inputs that sharpen the acquisition plan
6 inputs give the campaign a usable starting point. Send what is current, and flag anything your team has not approved yet.
- Product: a plain-language explanation of what the platform does.
- Audience: the user groups you want to reach and why they fit.
- Onboarding: the route from first visit to the next user action.
- Referral: any existing referral steps or assets for review.
- Regions: priority markets and known messaging constraints.
- Trust: recurring questions, reputation concerns and approved answers.
- Owners: the people who approve product facts and campaign copy.
These inputs help us set channel roles and choose useful materials. They also show where a message needs more evidence before it goes public. Keep one current source for product facts, so campaign copy and onboarding language stay aligned.
If user questions sit mainly in community channels, connect the plan to community growth and engagement. For a Telegram mini app, include its user route and instructions; see Telegram mini app marketing.
5 stages from product review to progress report
5 stages move the work from review to execution, with a clear window for each decision. The schedule follows approvals and asset readiness, not an assumed platform timetable.
- Product context — before review: Send the product overview, audience priorities and current onboarding route. Name the people who approve public claims.
- Audit — review window: We check the user route, existing communication and key trust questions. You get a list of gaps to resolve.
- Strategy — planning window: We agree audiences, channel roles, messages and the assets to prepare. Your team confirms the plan before production.
- Execution — approved work window: We prepare the agreed acquisition, educational, referral or onboarding materials. Your team reviews product facts and copy.
- Review — reporting window: You receive progress reports with completed work, open decisions and next actions.
DigitalMedia1 gives your team one account contact for approvals and status checks. That contact tracks which items are ready, which need review and what should happen next. If you need external education, consider PR and media or KOL and creator campaigns alongside the same approved facts.
What can a prediction-market campaign control?
2 layers matter: the work we deliver and the decisions platforms make independently. We control campaign materials, audience planning, review points and reporting; platform outcomes remain outside that work.
Platform rules, editorial choices, and how search or AI-answer systems treat information can change visibility independently. Nobody can promise a particular placement or search outcome for a prediction-market product. We commit to the agreed work and report what was prepared and completed.
Use these 3 checks before approving public materials:
- Product claims match information your team can verify.
- Onboarding copy reflects the current user route.
- A named owner can answer questions and approve updates.
If a core product detail is unsettled, resolve it before promotion. If creators are part of the plan, share the same approved facts with them. This keeps education and campaign messages consistent without implying outcomes the product cannot substantiate.
3 report lines, 1 clear next move
3 report lines show what moved, what is waiting and what comes next. We keep the record tied to agreed work, so your team can review activity without guessing what is complete.
| What you get | When | How we log it |
|---|---|---|
| Audience and channel plan | After strategy approval | Agreed priorities and channel roles |
| Campaign and onboarding assets | During execution | Prepared items and review status |
| Progress report | At each delivery stage | Completed work, open decisions and next actions |
The report gives your team a practical review point. Use it to approve the next asset, resolve an open product question or adjust channel priorities. If your platform also needs token or protocol promotion, compare the fit with DeFi marketing or memecoin marketing.
Send us 4 items: product overview, contract or product links where relevant, onboarding route and target audience. We review the materials, identify the first workstream and return a written quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- 1. Send product inputsWindow: before review. Share the product overview, audience priorities, onboarding route and current public materials.
- 2. Audit the user routeWindow: review stage. We check acquisition needs, trust questions and gaps in product communication.
- 3. Confirm the strategyWindow: planning stage. Agree on audience priorities, channel roles, assets and review points.
- 4. Prepare approved materialsWindow: execution stage. We create the agreed acquisition, educational, referral or onboarding assets.
- 5. Review progressWindow: each delivery stage. You get completed work, open decisions and next actions in a progress report.
Frequently asked questions
What work can you handle for a prediction-market platform?
5 work areas fit the plan. These include audience targeting, acquisition campaigns, educational content, referral or onboarding assets, and reputation materials. We confirm the mix after reviewing your current user route and product information. You get progress reports at each delivery stage, with completed work and open decisions made clear.
What determines the quote for this work?
3 inputs shape the quote: the workstream, the campaign window and the amount of material to prepare. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before you pay. Send the product overview and onboarding route so we can identify the first work to include.
How soon can work start after approval?
24 hours after confirmed payment is the standard start window. The first work stage is the audit, where we review the product story, user route and current communication. Your approval path and the readiness of product facts help us keep the next steps moving.
Which materials should we share for the initial assessment?
4 useful inputs are a product overview, intended audience, current onboarding route and public documentation. Add existing campaign materials and name the people who approve product facts. That gives us enough context to flag unclear claims and identify which assets should come first.
How is this different from a token launch campaign?
2 different priorities shape the work. Prediction-market marketing explains a platform and supports its user route. A token launch campaign focuses on a launch milestone. The two can overlap, but the audiences and materials should be agreed separately. See growth marketing if launch activity is also a priority.
Can you promise a particular search or platform result?
3 outside factors remain beyond our control: platform rules, editorial choices and how search or AI-answer systems treat information. We can promise the agreed campaign work and report its delivery, not a particular placement or search outcome. The report records prepared assets, completed work and pending decisions.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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