4 workstreams in a CoinMarketCap promo bundle

3 formats to check before CoinMarketCap booking

Listing support. Trending. Banner. Three formats open the plan; comments are the fourth workstream. We check your inputs and confirm which items you want before booking. Use this 7-point checklist to prepare:

• Project identity: send the token name and an accurate project description.
• Official links: include the website and social pages you want us to use.
• Token details: share current information and any relevant listing status.
• Listing materials: flag details that need preparation or coordination.
• Trending request: name the goal and provide approved destination links.
• Banner files: send final creative and copy, or mark them as pending.
• Comments: specify the intended surface, approved talking points and response owner.

One person should approve project facts and creative. That keeps the shared version current when edits come in.

If listing readiness is the main gap, start with listing and verification. If visibility is the priority, review trending campaigns. We use your choices to build a clear booking plan. We don't assume every workstream belongs in every campaign.

Which CoinMarketCap workstream should lead?

Choose the first workstream by the job you need done. Listing support organizes project information. Trending and banner work cover separate visibility formats. Comments need their own approved content and surface.

A practical kickoff is to rank the 4 items, then check what is ready. Use this short decision list:

• Listing first: project details need review or coordination.
• Trending first: your priority is a visibility campaign.
• Banner first: approved creative is ready for placement coordination.
• Comments first: talking points and a response owner are in place.
• Several priorities: confirm dependencies before scheduling them together.

CoinMarketCap banner ads vs CoinGecko trending is not an interchangeable-format choice. A banner uses creative; a trending campaign is a separate visibility workstream. Compare the platform plans before combining them with our CoinGecko promo bundle.

We confirm formats, assets and approvals with you. Each item is recorded separately. The final report stays easy to check.

4 CoinMarketCap workstreams, 4 input sets

4 workstreams need different inputs, even when they share one campaign plan. This table sets out what to send and what we confirm before coordinating activity.

A window here means the agreed campaign schedule, not a promise about platform display. We write down the selected items and the inputs needed for each. For wider launch activity, use token launch and growth to map adjacent work.

Keep separate platform placements distinct in your records. A CoinMarketCap item should not be reported as a CoinGecko or DEX placement.

4 steps from CoinMarketCap check to final report

4 steps take the campaign from your first message to a delivery record. The written quote arrives within 2 working days after we review your requested work and materials.

1. Send the inputs: Share project links, current listing status, requested workstreams and target window. Name the person who approves facts and creative.
2. Check readiness: We compare supplied details, flag gaps and confirm what can be booked. You approve the written plan before scheduling.
3. Coordinate activity: We handle the agreed booking and keep your account contact updated on approvals or changes. Work starts within 24 hours of confirmed payment.
4. Check the record: While a placement is live, we send a report every 24 hours. The final report includes available links and screenshots. It follows within 2 working days of the window ending.

Your account contact can see which items are complete and which remain pending. We log placement evidence where it is available. A campaign note alone is not proof of display.

Keep one approver available for corrections. That prevents conflicting versions of project information from slowing the handoff.

What does CoinMarketCap decide?

One boundary matters: CoinMarketCap controls listing review, eligibility, placement availability, display and rotation. We can commit to the agreed campaign work and report. We cannot promise listing acceptance, a trending position or a specific display duration.

Before you send the final inputs, check these 4 items:

• Project facts match across the materials you provide.
• Official links open and point to the intended pages.
• Banner creative and copy have an approved final version.
• A named contact can answer project or technical questions.

A separate launch channel may still fit, but its evidence stays separate. Review community growth and engagement for ongoing audience conversations, or the DEXTools and DEXScreener bundle for DEX-focused activity. Neither is an automatic addition to the CoinMarketCap plan.

Send: token page, contract address, target window and requested workstreams. We check the inputs, confirm the booking details and tell you what to approve next.

How it works

1. 1. Send the inputsShare project links, current listing status, target window and requested workstreams. Name the person who can approve facts and creative.
2. 2. Check readinessWe review the supplied materials, flag missing details and confirm what can be booked. You approve the written plan before scheduling.
3. 3. Coordinate activityWe coordinate approved items and keep your account contact informed about decisions or changes that affect the booking.
4. 4. Check the recordYou receive a record of completed work, pending items and available placement evidence, including links or screenshots where available.