7 checks before booking a voting-site campaign
First 24 hours: we separate the requested formats. We flag missing inputs and build a quote around your site list. This keeps vote activity and promoted spots from becoming one unclear line item.
Before we book, send or confirm these 7 details:
Project basics: name, chain, and token or contract details.
Official sources: website, social profiles, and other approved links.
Site list: named voting sites, or permission to suggest options.
Format: vote activity, a promoted spot, or both.
Window: preferred start and end dates for each item.
Materials: approved logo, copy, and destination links.
Point person: who approves materials and answers platform requests.
Use the coin voting site promotion overview to clarify the work you want us to coordinate.
Site-specific pages for Coinsniper and CoinMooner help you name options in your request. Missing details do not need to stop an inquiry. Mark unknown fields, and we will list them as open checks before booking.
What makes one voting-site quote higher than another?
Three factors shape the quote: the surface, the window, and coordination. Format matters because a scheduled spot and vote activity are different items. More sites also mean more submissions and status checks.
Compare proposals against the same 4 inputs:
Sites: the same named platforms in each proposal.
Formats: vote activity and promoted spots listed separately.
Window: a schedule for every item, not one overall label.
Reporting: the same evidence and close-out fields.
A quote that combines sites into one label may omit schedules or checks. Ask us to separate those items before approval.
If your request includes CoinHunt, review the CoinHunt promotion page. Send the site name and preferred format. For a wider comparison, see trending campaigns. That keeps the quote focused on work you can verify. It avoids vague promises about visibility.
3 formats, 3 ways to set the campaign window
Three common quote lines are vote activity, a promoted spot, and a multi-site plan. Each needs its own window and evidence check. Use this table to make your request clear before booking.
| Surface or format | What it covers | Window to confirm | What you send |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vote activity | Coordination around a site's voting feature | Start and end for activity | Project links and approved details |
| Promoted spot | A site's available featured format | Scheduled display period | Copy, logo, and destination link |
| Multi-site plan | Separate items across selected sites | Window for each site and format | Site list and approved asset set |
Do not assume one window covers every line. Confirm whether approval time comes before the scheduled period. Ask what evidence is available for each format.
The Coinvote promotion option and GemFinder promotion option can help you choose site names. If your plan also compares listings, keep that separate from CoinGecko listing pricing. These are different formats. Each needs its own schedule and reporting fields.
A 4-part run-of-show, from links to final report
Four checkpoints keep booking, live windows, and close-out easy to follow. We check source details before coordination begins. Then we log agreed work against your approved schedule.
Request review: we check the site list, format, links, and target window.
Quote approval: you confirm line items, open questions, and reporting fields.
Booking and checks: we coordinate approved materials and log each item's status.
Close-out: you receive the final record, with available links and screenshots.
A written quote arrives within 2 working days. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. While a placement is live, we send a report every 24 hours. The final report follows within 2 working days after the agreed window ends.
At DigitalMedia1, the source review checks project details against your official links. The report records the site, format, agreed window, status, and available evidence.
You can compare this process with the broader pricing overview. Keep voting-site items separate from listings, creator placements, or press.
What can a voting site decide after booking?
A booked plan can specify coordination, scheduled items, and reported evidence. The site still controls its display decisions.
Each voting site controls eligibility review, vote validation, placement position, rotation, and continued display during the scheduled period. We cannot promise a particular rank or continued display. Confirm fallback or rescheduling terms in writing before payment.
Check these 3 points before approval:
The proposal names each site and format separately.
Every item has its own window and status check.
The report states what evidence is available for that item.
If you compare voting activity with other visibility formats, review CoinGecko trending pricing separately. It is not the same service.
Send DigitalMedia1 your official project links, contract details, preferred sites, and target window. We will check the inputs and flag open questions. Then we will return a fixed written quote within 2 working days.
How it works
- Send the 4 core inputsShare official project links, chain and token details, target sites, and your preferred window.
- Separate the formatsConfirm whether each site needs vote activity, a promoted spot, or both. We list the items and timing separately.
- Approve the booking detailsReview the quote, materials, reporting fields, and open platform questions before coordination begins.
- Check the delivery recordReview the final report for site, format, window, status, and available links or screenshots.
Frequently asked questions
How is coin voting site promotion cost calculated?
Three inputs set the quote: surface, window, and volume. You get a fixed written quote within 2 working days, before payment. Send the sites you want, the format for each, and your preferred window. The quote separates vote activity from promoted spots, so you can review each item.
Does a promoted spot include voting activity?
Two separate line items make that clear. A promoted spot is a site format with its own scheduled display period. Vote activity is coordinated around the site's voting feature. Neither should be assumed to include the other. Ask for each site's format, window, and evidence in writing.
How long should I book a voting-site campaign?
One window per format is the clearest starting point. The schedule depends on your selected sites, their submission requirements, and the time needed to approve materials. Send your target dates. Then confirm the start and end conditions for every spot or vote-focused item before booking.
Can you coordinate a campaign across several voting sites?
Several sites can appear in one request, with separate lines for each site's format and window. Send your preferred list or ask us to review options. The quote can show individual submission checks and reporting. That way, you can see what is included for each platform.
What should I send to get a voting-site quote?
Four core inputs help us prepare a useful quote. Send official project links, chain and token details, preferred sites, and your requested format. Add a target window and the name of the person who approves materials. Unsure about sites? Say so, and we can list options separately.
Can a booked voting-site spot hold a specific position?
The voting site controls a specific position, not the booking. The platform handles eligibility review, vote validation, placement position, rotation, and display decisions. We can report agreed coordination and available delivery evidence. Confirm written fallback terms before payment if the site changes its display.
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.
Loading the form…