3 inputs before we map your channels
Send 3 inputs before we map channels: official links, account handles and your next priority. We use them to check what already exists and where work can begin.
Before production, add these 7 items:
Project summary: explain the product in plain language.
Channel handles: list active accounts and their owners.
Brand assets: share approved logos, fonts and visual guidance.
Audience: name the people each channel should address.
Priority: specify a launch, release or ongoing content need.
Approved claims: flag statements ready for publication.
Review route: name content approvers and access owners.
This checklist gives us enough context to recommend a practical starting plan. You do not need to prepare a finished calendar. We map priorities first, then confirm formats, reviewers and publishing responsibilities with you.
If writing is the immediate gap, see crypto content creation. For a visual system, review design and visuals.
Which 4 workstreams fit your social plan?
4 workstreams can sit under one social plan: channel management, content, design and video. Each has a different job. We connect only the work your team needs.
X can carry timely project updates and public conversation. Telegram can support direct community communication. Video-led explainers may suit YouTube or TikTok, while LinkedIn can serve professional audiences.
Use these checks to choose a starting point:
Channel role: state what a person should find there.
Team capacity: identify who can review and publish.
Format fit: match source material to copy, visuals or video.
Ongoing need: say what the channel must do after launch.
For account operations, explore X account management or social media management for Web3 brands. For short-form video, compare the TikTok and Shorts channel with a YouTube channel for projects.
5 formats, one publishing route
5 format groups cover the common social work: posts, explainers, visuals, video and supporting documents. Each starts with source material and a named reviewer. The table shows what to send before we draft.
| Format | What it covers | What you send |
|---|---|---|
| Social copy | Updates, product explanations and recurring themes | Product facts, audience and approved claims |
| Design | Post visuals and channel-ready assets | Brand files and format guidance |
| Video | Short clips and product explainers | Source footage, product access or a demo outline |
| Website | Landing pages that support social traffic | Page goal, product details and official links |
| Documents | Whitepapers, litepapers or pitch decks | Product evidence, outline and review owner |
The plan records each item’s channel, intended reader, source, reviewer and status. That makes approvals visible before anything is scheduled. Copy and visuals can stay aligned without forcing every channel into the same format.
For written assets, see Web3 copywriting, whitepaper and litepaper writing or a crypto startup pitch deck. Website needs can connect to Web3 website and landing development.
4 handoffs from kickoff to report
4 handoffs keep social production moving: account details, a confirmed plan, reviewed materials and a final activity report. Each handoff names who acts next.
Account check: You send channel links, handles, access contacts and brand assets. We confirm which account actions we can handle.
Plan approval: We set channel roles, content themes, formats and review owners. You confirm priorities before drafting begins.
Content review: We prepare copy and creative for your review. Your named approver returns edits or approval before scheduling or handoff.
Activity report: We record what was prepared, approved and published, then note useful next decisions.
We reply within 1 working day. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment. While content is being prepared, you can see its status and who needs to act next. The reporting format keeps feedback and next actions together.
For regional content, add crypto content localization. If your team already has a content plan, video production can cover a focused format instead.
What do X and Telegram leave outside your control?
The agreed posts, coordination and report are within our work; display and audience response are not. X and Telegram control how they recommend, display or moderate individual posts.
No agency can promise a fixed reach or response. We report the work completed and visible activity, then use that record to guide the next plan.
Before booking, settle 4 decisions:
Channels: list the accounts included in the work.
Access: name the person who can approve account actions.
Claims: mark content that needs product or compliance review.
Escalation: say who handles sensitive community questions.
This is especially useful when product, marketing and community teams review the same material. Clear ownership reduces duplicate edits and keeps publishing tied to approved information. If ongoing account coordination is the priority, social media management for Web3 brands is a direct fit.
Send us your project links, active channels and target content window. We’ll review the inputs and send a written quote within 2 working days.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send before you plan our social channels?
Send 4 essentials: a project summary, official links, channel handles and current brand assets. Add your next launch or release priority. Name who approves content and who controls account access. We also need approved claims and any topics that require product, legal or compliance review. These inputs let us build the first plan around your actual review route.
Can you handle X and Telegram without copying every post?
2 channels can have separate jobs in one plan. We can shape X around timely updates and public conversation, while Telegram supports direct community communication. The plan records each channel’s purpose, publishing owner and response expectations. You review the copy and responsibilities before we coordinate publishing.
How do you quote social media and content work?
3 factors shape the quote: the channels, the content formats and the work window. A plan with account coordination differs from a content-only batch. We confirm the requested work in writing before payment. You receive the written quote within 2 working days, after we review your channels and priorities.
When can social content production begin?
1 agreed plan is the practical starting point: we need priorities, account responsibilities and review owners confirmed. After confirmed payment, work starts within 24 hours. Drafting and publishing follow the agreed review route. The first public post waits for your approval and any required product checks.
Can you promise a specific audience for X or Telegram posts?
1 clear limit: X and Telegram decide how posts are displayed, recommended or moderated. We commit to the agreed content, coordination and report, not a fixed audience or response. We log visible activity and use it to inform the next content plan.
Can one plan include copy, visuals and video?
3 format groups can share one plan: copy, visuals and video. We match each item to a channel and its intended reader, then send materials for review. Share product facts, approved claims and available source assets. The plan names a reviewer for each item before anything is scheduled or handed off.
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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