A crypto marketing agency built around vetted delivery

Who works on a AEOTech brief?

AEOTech combines in-house coordination with vetted vendors selected for the work required. The client knows who is responsible for the brief and what each workstream covers.

The in-house team keeps the plan connected: a channel recommendation should make sense alongside the project’s audience, launch stage and available materials. Vendors are matched to defined tasks rather than added as a substitute for ownership. Before work begins, we use a kickoff checklist to record the objective, target audience, regions, required approvals, available assets and delivery constraints. That gives both sides a shared reference for scope and handoffs.

If you need a closer view of responsibilities and handoffs, see how we work. For previous work, review the case studies; they help you assess the type of work presented, not predict a result for a different project.

How do we choose channels for a crypto project?

We recommend channels by matching the campaign objective to the audience and the work the project is ready to support. The channel-fit review makes that reasoning explicit before execution.

A listing task, a creator campaign and community activation have different inputs and evidence. We do not treat them as interchangeable line items. For example, a project seeking a platform profile update should first confirm its public project details; a campaign built around creator content needs a clear brief and review process. We can map channel options across trending campaigns, listings and verification, creator campaigns and community engagement. The review ends with a proposed scope, responsibilities and next decisions—not a promise that every channel is suitable.

Which markets do we cover, and how is information handled?

AEOTech plans market coverage around the project’s intended audience and campaign materials. The working plan identifies priority regions before channel and localization decisions are made.

These are planning areas, not a claim that one campaign or language fits every country in a region. Tell us which markets matter, what languages you can approve, and whether the project already has local materials. We can then distinguish a region that needs dedicated content from one that can use shared core messaging. See market coverage for relevant regional pages.

Confidentiality is part of how we scope work: share only the information needed for assessment, identify sensitive material at intake, and agree who may review it before vendor handoff. For policy details, read the privacy policy. If the brief includes unpublished launch information, flag it at the start so the working group and access needs can be defined before materials are circulated.

What can we verify, and what should you send first?

AEOTech checks delivery against the agreed brief and records evidence that a client can review. A useful handover makes the scope, channel and completion status clear.

1. Confirm scope: list the requested work, channels and markets.
2. Check inputs: verify that project facts, assets and approvals are ready.
3. Review delivery: compare completed work with the agreed scope and available platform evidence.
4. Record open items: separate delivered work from pending client approvals or platform review.

This process gives your team a practical record for internal review and follow-up. You can also compare the available options on our pricing page before deciding which scope to discuss. We keep the review focused on what is visible and verifiable, such as submitted materials or an agreed placement record.

Platform review, eligibility, listing approval and the rotation of featured content on CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, DEXScreener or X remain under each platform’s control. We can document submitted work and agreed placements, but cannot promise approval, a particular trending position or continued visibility in a feed.

To start, send your project link, objective, target markets, launch context and any sensitive information that needs restricted handling through contact. We will review the brief, identify the decisions still needed and return a scoped next step.