What should both sides confirm before crypto marketing begins?
A well-governed engagement starts with a written scope, clear approval ownership and a shared record of what counts as delivery. Before kickoff, MegaSatoshi uses a review checklist to align the campaign plan with your project materials and the relevant platform requirements.
Checklist for the kickoff
- We prepare: a proposed scope, channel or placement details, deliverables, approval points, reporting format and a list of information needed from your team.
- You provide: current project descriptions, official links, brand assets, target audience and markets, campaign objectives, any relevant platform correspondence, and the name of the person authorized to approve materials.
- Together, we confirm: who reviews copy and creative, how revisions are handled, which channels are in scope, and how delivery will be documented.
Use the how we work guide to understand the engagement stages, and review the privacy policy before sharing sensitive materials. For payment options, see payment methods; for commercial terms, check guarantees and refunds.
Keep the evidence of delivery tied to the agreed scope: for example, approved assets, placement details or campaign reports. Platform operators may review campaign materials, change availability or control how content is surfaced; MegaSatoshi can commit to the agreed work and document its delivery, not to platform approval, ranking, reach or conversion.
Frequently asked questions
Is crypto marketing safe for my project?
It is safer to begin with a documented scope, authorized project information and a review process for every public-facing asset. Tell the agency about relevant platform notices or restrictions before planning. Ask who approves content, how delivery is recorded and how sensitive access is handled; do not share wallet seed phrases or private keys for marketing work.
How do you keep project information confidential?
Agree what information is confidential and who may access it before sending materials. Share only what is necessary to plan the work, and use your project’s authorized contact channels for approvals. Review the privacy policy and raise any handling requirements during kickoff so they can be addressed in the engagement terms.
How long does it take to start a campaign?
The schedule is set after the scope, required materials, approvals and any platform dependencies are reviewed. A campaign can only be planned responsibly once the team knows what is being delivered and who can approve it. Ask for milestones covering preparation, review, launch and reporting in the written plan.
Which payment methods can I use?
Available payment methods include USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON and BNB. Confirm the accepted asset, payment network, wallet details, invoicing and payment timing with the team before sending funds. The payment methods page provides the relevant details.
What happens if I need to cancel or request a refund?
Refund eligibility depends on the agreed scope, payment terms and work already completed. Read the contract before approving the engagement, and ask how cancellation, unstarted work and delivered placements are treated. The guarantees and refunds page explains the policy; request written clarification if a term is unclear.
Can an agency guarantee campaign results?
No. Platform operators control ad review, listing decisions, placement availability and how content is surfaced, so approval, ranking, reach and conversion are not agency-controlled deliverables. An agency can define the work it will perform, record the placements or assets delivered, and report what is visible; ask for those commitments in the scope.
How do platform rules affect a crypto marketing campaign?
The campaign plan should account for the rules and review processes of each platform being used. Provide relevant notices, previous rejections or account restrictions at kickoff, and have the agency identify materials that need your review. Keep the final approved copy and delivery record together so your team can respond if a platform asks questions.
What information should I prepare before contacting an agency?
Prepare a concise project overview, official website and social links, target audience and markets, campaign objective, brand assets, preferred timing and the identity of the decision-maker. Include platform correspondence that could affect the plan. You can start with the contact page and share sensitive or access-restricted information only after agreeing how it will be handled.
How do I compare the best crypto marketing agencies?
Compare the proposed scope and governance, not just a service list. Ask who manages the account, how platform-specific work is reviewed, what evidence you receive, which tasks require your approval and how changes are handled. Check whether the written proposal distinguishes delivered work from outcomes outside the agency’s control. The about us page gives more context on the team.
Can I combine several marketing channels in one engagement?
Yes, if the channels, owners, approval points and reporting are defined together in the scope. A joined plan can coordinate messaging and timing across activities, while keeping each platform’s deliverables visible. Share your priorities first; the team can then identify what belongs in one engagement and what needs separate approvals.
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