Which platform fits your Web3 promotion task?
| Channel | Use it for | Prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | Long-form project explanations | Product facts, diagrams, approved claims |
| Substack | Recurring email publication | Editorial themes, sender identity, schedule |
| Quora | Useful answers to relevant questions | Subject expertise, sourced project details |
| Community communication and distribution | Page access, audience and content plan | |
| Trustpilot | A public review profile | Accurate business details and response owner |
| ScamAdviser | A site trust profile | Domain, business and contact information |
Start with the outcome you need: explain a product, maintain a publication, answer questions, or make a public profile easier to assess. Then select the channel whose format supports that job. A publishing channel is not a substitute for handling customer feedback, and a reputation profile is not an editorial campaign.
AEOTech records the objective, audience, available access and approved claims in a Launch Spec. That gives both sides a clear boundary for the work before content is drafted. If the scope spans several platforms, a Channel Matrix can show what each channel contributes and prevent the same material from being copied without adaptation. Choose one primary task first; add channels only when their roles are distinct.
How do Medium, Substack and Quora differ?
| Platform | Best fit | Useful deliverable |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | A standalone article explaining a product or decision | Edited, publication-ready article |
| Substack | An ongoing direct publication with a defined editorial line | Newsletter issue or publication plan |
| Quora | Clear answers to specific questions from readers | Researched answers or a Spaces content plan |
The practical difference is the reader’s context. An article can lay out a product’s purpose and mechanics in one place. A newsletter works when the project has a continuing reason to communicate. An answer should solve the question in front of the reader before it introduces a project. Treating all three as places to paste the same announcement usually weakens relevance.
Before production, provide a current product description, links to primary sources, approved terminology, and a contact who can confirm technical details. Tell us which statements require legal or compliance review. AEOTech checks the brief for unsupported claims, drafts to the agreed format, and submits material for your approval before publication. The final scope should specify the number and type of deliverables, review responsibilities, and whether publication access is supplied by your team. That makes editorial work reviewable without confusing it with an outcome such as audience response.
When should a project use Facebook, Trustpilot or ScamAdviser?
| Channel | Appropriate task | Client-side preparation |
|---|---|---|
| Maintain project communication in a community setting | Page permissions, audience context, response owner | |
| Trustpilot | Maintain an accurate public profile and respond to feedback | Verified business details, support process, response guidance |
| ScamAdviser | Review the information associated with a project website | Domain details, company information, working contact routes |
These channels serve different needs. Facebook work is about communicating with an audience through the project’s page and agreed content. Trustpilot work concerns profile accuracy and responsible handling of reviews. ScamAdviser work starts with checking the project’s website and business details, then preparing accurate information for the relevant profile workflow.
For either reputation profile, assemble consistent legal or trading names, domain ownership context, customer support contacts and a concise explanation of the service. Decide who will answer public questions and how sensitive cases are escalated. AEOTech can organize profile information and prepare responses for your approval; your team remains the source of truth for business facts and customer resolutions. For a ScamAdviser-specific scope, see ScamAdviser trust profile support. Do not submit claims that the project cannot substantiate or request a response that misrepresents a customer’s experience.
What does a platform campaign include, and how is it checked?
A platform campaign includes only the work listed in its agreed scope. The useful check is whether every deliverable has an owner, an approval point and a way to verify completion.
- Intake: Share the project URL, channel access status, goal, audience, approved claims and any existing content.
- Spec Review: AEOTech checks the brief for missing facts, conflicting messages and platform-specific format needs.
- Scope: Confirm channels, deliverables, review rounds, client approvals and the person responsible for access.
- Production: Draft, edit or organize profile materials against the approved scope. Your team confirms factual and sensitive details.
- Delivery check: Record publication or profile tasks, links where available, approval status and any open items in a Run Log.
- Closeout: Receive a Readout that separates completed work from recommendations for the next cycle.
The client-side checklist is simple: nominate one approver, provide source material in one place, and return consolidated edits. For multi-channel activity, a Channel Matrix helps keep the audience, format and role of each placement explicit. This process makes delivery easier to verify and gives your team a reusable record for future updates.
What can’t a Web3 platform promotion scope control?
| Within the agreed scope | Controlled by the platform or audience |
|---|---|
| Drafts, approved facts, profile updates and delivery records | Editorial decisions, review handling and profile assessment |
| The requested channel and format | Distribution, display changes and reader response |
Platform rules, editorial review and profile assessments remain under each service’s control; Trustpilot review display and ScamAdviser assessments can change independently of campaign work. We deliver only the agreed content, placements or profile tasks, not a promised rating, review outcome or reach.
For a clean kickoff, send the project URL, the channel you are considering, the task you want completed, and any existing materials or profile notices. Include who can approve facts and provide account access. AEOTech will review the request, identify the relevant service scope and return a clear list of deliverables and inputs before work begins. If the main need is publication, start with Medium publishing; for a recurring email format, review Substack newsletter support.
Prices
| Service | Price | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| Medium promotion | from $640 / month | |
| Quora Promotion | from $690 / campaign | |
| Bluesky Promotion | from $1,470 / month |
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
How do I choose between Medium and Substack for a Web3 project?
Use Medium when the immediate need is a standalone explanation that readers can review as an article. Choose Substack when the project has a continuing editorial reason to send updates. Share the audience, topic and planned cadence so the scope reflects the actual communication task.
Can you write Quora answers using our project’s technical information?
Yes. Provide primary sources, a current product description and a technical contact who can confirm details. We can draft answers around the question being addressed and submit them for your factual approval. The brief should distinguish confirmed product capabilities from plans or opinions.
What should we prepare for Trustpilot or ScamAdviser profile work?
Prepare accurate business and domain information, customer support contacts, and a clear owner for public responses. For Trustpilot, also provide your existing support process and context for feedback. For ScamAdviser, share the relevant website details and any profile information you need checked.
Can you guarantee that a Trustpilot rating or ScamAdviser assessment will change?
No. Each platform controls its review display, assessment and profile decisions, and those can change independently of campaign work. We can organize accurate information, complete the agreed profile tasks and document delivery; we do not promise a particular rating, review outcome or reach.
How long does a platform promotion project take?
Timing follows the selected channel, the amount of content or profile work, your approval speed and any platform workflow involved. At intake, we map those dependencies and confirm the planned sequence before production. Supplying consolidated feedback and approved source facts helps keep the work moving.
What do we receive when the work is complete?
You receive the deliverables named in the scope and a Readout that records completed work, relevant links or profile tasks, approvals and open items. For publishing, that may include approved content; for profile work, it may include checked information and documented updates.
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