Where to promote information about projects?

[Mate2237]

Op you have come to the right place to do that and for you to do that successful you have to hire a professional manager like CryptopreneurBrainboss to tell you what to do. Yes it is only those who have enough cash can even do advertisement but there is a way they can do it for you to make the advertisement. And all what you have to discuss with the manager is that you want to make it only 3 persons to advertise the project here and 30$ each and the manager with also suggest the possible out to the idea of the project.

There are sometimes that Big money is not the major thing to do but the managers strategy is the best.

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[Belarge]

Most legitimate projects won't have any problem with the dissemination of their information to many crypto communities. And that is because they're putting budget on it and letting it work for them. They just hire people that are experts on this and if so, a new project is struggling about getting engagement from the community then you know the answer, you have to go through each of the many communities but I am sure that no one-man team can do that.

It's not a one-man job, it's a collective partner that doesn't whatever he or she thinks is right. Forming a community is challenging at first but with time, everything plays our smooth because working with the right team will definitely gives birth to development. Most of these people need ginger to fuel up their ambition and become acquainted with the system whenever they're into the system and not frustrated like some random newbies. There are quite important platforms that do accept the promotion of crypto related sites. To be on a safer side, we should try our best to enable ourselves with the trends of crypto.

[JeffBrad12]

you can get it listed in CMC i think generally you get the gist, it requires money, if you are creating some random shitcoin then you will definitely have no budget because everything requires money even listing.
if your project is instead a good project with real product why not just try to get investment by working with those big investment company then your project will get listed in big exchange easily even if you don't advertise you coin will have high volume that with a big if the project is good enough and could pass the review of the investment company project reviewers.
otherwise you will need to shell some money because lets be honest here, if you are just trying to create random coin and try to make people add liquidity or buying it so that you can cash out at the end of the day, then the chance will be slim and I will never recommend such behaviour of money grabbing and possibly scamming people out but if you are legitimate coin dev with the will to bring many innovation there definitely will be a way for you.

[Reatim]

If your project is legit and has a great Roadmap and perspective , people in crypto will check it and may share it in their own channels ,

But about the start up of advertising as you mentioned not satisfied in Social media then you must have a good enough budget to promote your things here in Bitcointalk forum because this is the largest community for cryptosiast people , have some advertising and maybe consider reviews also , So good luck in your crypto journey.

They just hire people that are experts on this and if so, a new project is struggling about getting engagement from the community then you know the answer, you have to go through each of the many communities but I am sure that no one-man team can do that.

Totally  supporting this , Hiring people that experienced and will dedicate time to promote the project will be a great help but must have budget of course.

[radjie]

Hi everyone, I'm asking people with experience in running crypto projects. Where should I publish information about my project to be seen by interested people? For example, if I just make posts on Twitter, they will be seen by a couple of people at most and the probability of a response is very low. The situation is the same in other social networks. With advertising is also a problem, because there is just an unrealistic number of fraudulent projects and most likely the result will also be about zero because people immediately consider everything a scam and the advertising itself is also expensive. Airdrops and so on is the same thing. People will get tokens and just sell. In general, as I understand it, people without connections and big money just don't stand a chance.

Beforehand, you must be consistent regarding the goals of the projects you will launch in the future.  If the potential is strong, continues to be developed, there is a big possibility that it will have its own attraction for many people.  Connections from influential people are also very necessary, apart from that you have to join various crypto communities and continue to promote on various social media so that the project you launch will become known to more people.

[Kelward]

This forum is the best place to start your advertisement campaigns as you there are some good bounty and campaign managers who will do end to end by running your social media campaigns and also the best crypto related crowd can be forum on this forum hence you may start from here but it should be a genuine project else people will term it as a scam much earlier.

This forum is a good place to start the promotion of your project, as it hosts members who have interests in cryptocurrency, one members also visit the forum daily and most of them will have interest in crypto related discussions, so you can start your signature campaign here. I believe that experienced and professional campaign managers can also give you better guidelines on how best to run your project advert across social media outlets. It's best to spend money on advertisements and get your project known, and if it's not a scam project, then it's last in the crypto space and you'll get investors.

[bluebit25]

Hi everyone, I'm asking people with experience in running crypto projects. Where should I publish information about my project to be seen by interested people? For example, if I just make posts on Twitter, they will be seen by a couple of people at most and the probability of a response is very low. The situation is the same in other social networks. With advertising is also a problem, because there is just an unrealistic number of fraudulent projects and most likely the result will also be about zero because people immediately consider everything a scam and the advertising itself is also expensive. Airdrops and so on is the same thing. People will get tokens and just sell. In general, as I understand it, people without connections and big money just don't stand a chance.

I see the problem with new projects that want attention. If they don't have strong partners it will be difficult for them to reach the early stages, and for the selfreliance of a new project, it's important to build a community and grow. Product development that is truly applicable. Of course it's not easy, I've seen many projects that have existed on the market for a long time but still have no plans to launch because the strategy is really different, or they simply don't have enough ability.

Answer yourself as a simple question, reposition yourself in space? What have you done? What do you have? And don't just talk about vagueness, be realistic. If you don't have financial potential or relationships in space, prove your strength more.

[LogitechMouse]

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Airdrops and so on is the same thing. People will get tokens and just sell. In general, as I understand it, people without connections and big money just don't stand a chance.

I don't know if there's any place where you can advertise your projects aside from the most popular social media platforms out there.
YouTube, Meta, X, Reddit, Telegram. I know that these places are full of scammers, but you need to be creative in terms of advertising your project. I'm not a promoter, but I've seen new projects that became popular just by promoting their project on social media.

As for Airdrops, don't generalize all of them because I've seen projects that started as an airdrop and became a successful one. SUI, Celestia, the new project Manta Protocol, and many more in the future. I know that there will be people who will sell the tokens that they got for free, and there's nothing wrong with that, but if there are investors who see that project as unique, and have many use cases then they will buy that token. I will use TIA as an example again where many people got the token thru airdrops, but since they're the first one who uses the modular data availability network, many bought that token. Another one is Uniswap. Many investors got it thru airdrops as well, but look where it is now. It's on the top.

If you want your projects to become successful, be unique. Stand out, and don't copy other projects. Don't underestimate both social media, and airdrops because many projects became successful just by using the 2.

[batang_bitcoin]

Most legitimate projects won't have any problem with the dissemination of their information to many crypto communities. And that is because they're putting budget on it and letting it work for them. They just hire people that are experts on this and if so, a new project is struggling about getting engagement from the community then you know the answer, you have to go through each of the many communities but I am sure that no one-man team can do that.

It's not a one-man job, it's a collective partner that doesn't whatever he or she thinks is right. Forming a community is challenging at first but with time, everything plays our smooth because working with the right team will definitely gives birth to development. Most of these people need ginger to fuel up their ambition and become acquainted with the system whenever they're into the system and not frustrated like some random newbies. There are quite important platforms that do accept the promotion of crypto related sites. To be on a safer side, we should try our best to enable ourselves with the trends of crypto.

You don't get what I am saying mate, no man can do all of these jobs and that's what I am saying.

They just hire people that are experts on this and if so, a new project is struggling about getting engagement from the community then you know the answer, you have to go through each of the many communities but I am sure that no one-man team can do that.

Totally  supporting this , Hiring people that experienced and will dedicate time to promote the project will be a great help but must have budget of course.

Yes, there's a need to allocate budget for it because no one will move and do their tasks if there's no budget allotted to these things. That's why many projects have a lot of budgets when it's with their marketing because they know the essential of it. And even if there's not that much feature of a project as long as they know how to market, many have won that way.

[rhomelmabini]

Hi everyone, I'm asking people with experience in running crypto projects. Where should I publish information about my project to be seen by interested people? For example, if I just make posts on Twitter, they will be seen by a couple of people at most and the probability of a response is very low. The situation is the same in other social networks. With advertising is also a problem, because there is just an unrealistic number of fraudulent projects and most likely the result will also be about zero because people immediately consider everything a scam and the advertising itself is also expensive. Airdrops and so on is the same thing. People will get tokens and just sell. In general, as I understand it, people without connections and big money just don't stand a chance.

Sadly the latter statement seems to be true and that's the reality we are in but that doesn't mean that being diligent and having a small budget isn't worth it, you just need to try at the very least. Starting small doesn't mean it will fail, you just need to utilize whatever resources you have right now and just be consistent.

[jrrsparkles]

Hi everyone, I'm asking people with experience in running crypto projects. Where should I publish information about my project to be seen by interested people? For example, if I just make posts on Twitter, they will be seen by a couple of people at most and the probability of a response is very low. The situation is the same in other social networks. With advertising is also a problem, because there is just an unrealistic number of fraudulent projects and most likely the result will also be about zero because people immediately consider everything a scam and the advertising itself is also expensive. Airdrops and so on is the same thing. People will get tokens and just sell. In general, as I understand it, people without connections and big money just don't stand a chance.

You need to spend on advertising if you want your project to be known by people, it is not something new and advertisement is just a basic things cause if people don't know the existence of your product then how you can expect them to buy it.

Influencer advertisement is the cheapest form of advertising method in this modern era, you can find the creators of your niche and ask them to promote the project and pay for it which depends on how big their follower count is and how wide their content will reach.

In bitcointalk, you have a signature campaign where you hire people to wear your signature and pay them in bitcoin per week. Or bounty is an option that is mostly crap and the same thing as a signature campaign but people will get paid in the tokens themselves.

[Sophokles]

Twitter and other social media but twitter is the primary place to promote a new project. Also listing on CMC and Coingeko along with some other 3rd party websites like dappradar, defilamma can also give me some free marketing. Youtubers can be a good place to share your project information with different community. Most of the youtuber KOLs have their own communities that follow those influencers and take financial action based on what they influencers says.