Which Instagram and Threads service fits your goal?
Instagram and Threads serve different campaign needs, so start with the action you want people to take. Match the service to the content and audience you can support, rather than treating both platforms as interchangeable.
| Need | Starting point | Prepare |
|---|---|---|
| More interaction around existing Instagram content | Instagram engagement boost | Post links, audience context and campaign dates |
| Reach through external Instagram placements | Instagram external placements | Approved message, destination and placement criteria |
| A managed Threads engagement program | Threads engagement boost | Account voice, topics and response boundaries |
| Visibility through external Threads placements | Threads external placements | Target audience, approved copy and destination |
An engagement program is most useful when your account already has relevant material and someone ready to continue the conversation. External placements are a better fit when you need a defined distribution scope beyond your own posts. Instagram ads are another route when the campaign calls for advertising support; share the campaign objective and creative so the scope can be assessed. If you are unsure, send both account links and we will map the goal to a service before proposing work.
What do Instagram and Threads engagement programs include?
Engagement work gives a campaign a defined participation plan; external placements give it a separate distribution scope. The brief should identify which posts or themes matter, what kind of audience is relevant and how the team should handle replies.
A useful kickoff checklist includes:
- Account links and the posts, product pages or campaign announcements to feature.
- A concise project description, audience focus and preferred language.
- Topics to encourage and subjects or claims to avoid.
- The campaign window and the person who approves copy or changes.
- Destination links and any tracking conventions already in use.
For Instagram, the work can be aligned to the account’s existing content and visual identity. For Threads, provide examples of the voice you want the account to maintain and clarify who will respond to ongoing discussion. External placements should have an agreed scope, approved message and a way to verify delivery. Our Instagram engagement boost and Threads external placements pages outline those service routes. We keep the scope specific: the chosen activity, content requirements, review points and reporting format are set before launch.
When should a Web3 project use Instagram ads?
Instagram ads are worth assessing when you have a clear campaign objective, suitable creative and a destination that explains the offer. They are not a substitute for a coherent account or a useful landing experience.
Before requesting an ad scope, assemble:
- The campaign objective and intended audience, stated in plain language.
- Proposed creative, captions and destination page for review.
- Any required geographic or language focus.
- The account contact who can approve changes and handle platform access.
- The measurement signals your team can observe and report.
Creative and destination should make the same promise. For example, a post inviting people to explore a product should lead to a page that explains the product and the next step. If assets are still in progress, request a scope that separates preparation from campaign delivery. We can discuss Instagram ads alongside an organic engagement program or external placements, but each activity should have its own purpose and deliverable. For other social channels and formats, browse the social media services page; for a broader campaign plan, start with how we work.
How is an Instagram or Threads campaign scoped and reported?
A well-scoped campaign defines the account, activity, assets, review points and evidence of delivery before work starts. This gives your team a clear approval path and makes the final report easier to use.
| Stage | Client input | Working output |
|---|---|---|
| Spec Review | Goal, audience, account links and restrictions | Confirmed service scope and asset checklist |
| Preparation | Approved copy, creative and destinations | Final materials and launch coordination |
| Delivery | Timely approvals and account contact | Agreed activity or placements completed |
| Readout | Questions about the campaign and next actions | Concise record of work delivered and observations |
AEOTech uses a Spec Review to flag missing inputs before the schedule is set. During delivery, the team keeps a Run Log of agreed work and status; the Readout records what was completed and what should be adjusted next. Reporting focuses on the activity in scope and the information available from the campaign, not on an assumed outcome. If you need support for multiple channels, outline the sequence and priority so the scope can separate each channel’s role. See Instagram external placements or Threads engagement boost for the relevant service details.
What should you account for on Instagram and Threads?
Set the campaign around work your team can approve and verify, and leave platform-controlled decisions outside the delivery promise. This is especially important when combining paid activity with organic posts or external placements.
| Check before launch | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Account and creative readiness | Prevents avoidable delays while materials are being gathered |
| Clear claim and destination | Keeps the post, ad and landing page aligned |
| Named approver | Gives the team a route to resolve copy or asset questions |
| Agreed delivery evidence | Makes the final report useful to the project team |
Instagram and Threads control account eligibility, ad review, distribution and the visibility of posts; external publishers also control their own placement availability. We commit to the agreed work and placements, not to platform approval, a specific ranking, reach or response volume. Send us the account links, campaign goal, available assets and preferred timing; AEOTech will review the inputs, identify the appropriate service and return a scoped next step.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram Engagement | from $1,100 / month | |
| Instagram Placements | from $1,250 / month | |
| Threads Promotion | from $1,100 / month | |
| Threads Placements | from $1,250 / month | |
| Threads SMM | from $700 / month | |
| Instagram Ads | from $1,300 / campaign |
Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.
Frequently asked questions
What should I send to plan Instagram and Threads promotion?
Send your Instagram and Threads account links, a short project description, the campaign goal, target audience and preferred timing. Include draft creative or post links if available, plus any topics or claims the team should avoid. These inputs let us recommend a service and identify what needs approval before launch.
Can I combine Instagram engagement with external placements?
Yes. The two activities can be scoped together when each has a clear role: engagement supports participation around selected content, while external placements provide a separate distribution route. Share the priority posts, audience and campaign sequence so the scope can define how the work fits together.
How long does an Instagram or Threads campaign take?
Timing is set after the service format, assets, approvals and preferred campaign window are clear. A ready-to-use brief and approved creative make planning more direct. The proposed schedule will distinguish preparation, review and delivery so your team knows what needs to happen at each stage.
Do you provide Instagram ads for crypto projects?
Instagram ads are among the promotion options covered here. To assess a suitable scope, provide the campaign objective, audience, draft creative and destination page. We will review the inputs and clarify the planned work before campaign activity begins.
Can you guarantee that Instagram will approve an ad or increase post visibility?
No. Instagram controls ad review, account eligibility and the distribution of posts, while Threads controls its own content visibility. We can commit to delivering the work and placements agreed in the scope, but not to approval, ranking, reach or response volume.
How do Threads engagement and external placements differ?
A Threads engagement program is organized around participation and activity connected with your account or selected content. External placements are a separate distribution service. Choose based on whether you need support for your own conversation or a placement beyond your account, and provide the relevant content and audience criteria.
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…