The Web3 Influencer Hub

Start with the target market, audience language and one campaign goal. Ask shortlisted creators for first-party audience data and examples in your niche. Compare recent comments and audience geography before requesting a quote.

Compare a creator’s ten recent posts. Flag abrupt spikes, repetitive comments and interaction from accounts outside your target market. Ask for platform insights and start with a measured pilot if the signals conflict.

Use a thread for a product feature people can understand from screenshots and links. Use a Space for questions that benefit from a founder or technical guest. Give each format its own link and compare visits or relevant questions.

List the moderator, speakers, time zone, topic, official links and the questions the team can answer with public information. Agree on posting permissions and where to publish a recap before announcing the session.

Choose a walkthrough when people need to see several product steps. Test a short clip when one example communicates the benefit within seconds. Compare clicks to the same destination and ask which assets you may reuse.

Write one factual master brief. For each market, choose a native-language creator, local examples and an audience-appropriate publication window. Keep links and reporting separate so results can be compared by market.

The main drivers are the creator, deliverables, markets, production and rights. Ask the quote to break out creator fees, production, coordination and reporting. A one-channel pilot gives you a concrete baseline for expansion.

Pick the primary metric before launch, such as qualified site visits or completed community onboarding. Use a separate tagged link per creator, record the baseline and compare the same post-publication window for each placement.

Agree on the format, review deadline, sponsor disclosure, editing rounds and how long the post will stay published. Document where you can reuse the footage and who will correct outdated project claims.

Prepare your official project link, target audience, project stage, timing and an approximate budget. Add two or three public facts creators can verify and a desired action such as viewing a demo or joining a moderated community.