Country views, not one broad campaign
CoinGecko country trending focuses the plan on selected country views. The campaign brief describes these surfaces as showing roughly the top 7–8 projects per country. We begin by clarifying which markets matter to you and what work is included.
A single-country plan keeps attention on one market. A multi-country plan brings several markets into one written schedule. Country trending is distinct from search-bar visibility. It helps to name the destination before the team prepares campaign materials. For a separate search format, see CoinGecko search trending, or explore other trending campaign options.
| Format | Useful when | What we clarify |
|---|---|---|
| One country | You have a clear local audience or launch priority | The selected country view and timing |
| Multiple countries | Your plans cover several distinct markets | Each country, its role and shared approvals |
| Search visibility | You want a different CoinGecko discovery surface | A separate destination and work plan |
The country list should come from your community plans, not from a wish to cover every market. A useful brief explains why each place belongs. It also names who will respond if people ask questions.
Give each market a reason to be there
Picture a two-person game studio when a partner asks for a 1-page overview. We’d help them name the country views and explain why each matters. Then we’d make the campaign’s boundaries easy to see.
That small page can save a lot of back-and-forth. It gives your partner a clear view of the intended audience, the work being discussed and the details still needing approval. We can review the country list alongside your public project description and official links. Then we flag gaps before the plan is agreed.
A good market choice has a practical reason behind it. Perhaps your community already shares local-language resources. Or your team has someone ready to answer questions in that region. If neither is true, start with the market you can support well. A coordinated campaign can sit beside other discovery work, but each destination needs its own plan. For example, CoinMarketCap trending is a different surface, not an extension of a CoinGecko country view.
We keep the conversation grounded in what your team can prepare. That means clear project details, a reachable approval contact and a shared understanding of what the campaign record will show.
What belongs in the first campaign brief?
A useful first brief tells us which country views you have in mind and why they fit. It also tells us who can approve the plan. It does not need polished campaign copy. Clear project information is enough for an initial review.
The details that help us plan
Include your token or project name and CoinGecko profile link, if available. Add the country list and a short reason for each market. Include your preferred timing and any related launch activity. Share your current project description, website and official social links too. Name 1 person who can answer questions and approve the written plan.
Keep the destination clear
Say whether you mean a country view or another CoinGecko surface. If you are comparing different discovery routes, GeckoTerminal trending has a different destination. It should be discussed separately. This distinction makes approvals easier. It also keeps the campaign record tied to the agreed work.
Say you have 2 markets in mind, but only one has local materials ready. We can note that difference and review which market should lead. Then we make the choice with you before confirming coverage. The goal is a plan your team can explain to a partner without needing to fill in missing assumptions.
From country list to closeout note
We move from your initial details to a written plan. Then we coordinate the agreed campaign work and share a delivery record. These 5 steps keep decisions visible and give your team clear points to review.
- Share the brief: Send the project details, CoinGecko profile link if available, country list and preferred timing.
- Review the markets: We check the requested destinations and the reason for each market. We also review the materials you share.
- Agree the plan: You review country coverage, schedule, responsibilities and the evidence we will provide.
- Coordinate the work: We manage the approved campaign activities. We update your project contact at the agreed review points.
- Close with a record: We share the delivery observations and note any follow-up work included in the plan.
For teams coordinating more than one platform, it can help to compare destinations before approvals. Our CoinMarketCap search trending service covers a separate discovery format. We keep communication simple: one project contact, clear approvals and 2 review points agreed in advance. That gives your team room to check the plan before work. It also helps everyone understand what was completed afterward.
CoinGecko decides what visitors see
CoinGecko controls which projects appear on its country-trending surfaces. It also controls how those entries are displayed or rotated. We cannot promise a particular position, continued visibility, or inclusion in every country view. We commit to the campaign work and evidence agreed in your written plan.
Your team can prepare accurate profile details and choose relevant markets. You can also make sure someone is ready to respond to community questions. Those are useful parts of a well-run campaign. They do not replace CoinGecko’s own decisions about what appears on its pages. Keep that distinction clear when you share the plan with partners or set internal expectations.
If you’re ready to discuss a campaign, send your project name, profile link, target countries and preferred timing. Include the materials you want us to review. Name one person who can approve the plan. We’ll check the country list with you, clarify what’s included and send a written plan for your approval before any work begins.
How it works
- Share the project detailsSend your project name, profile link if available, target countries and preferred timing. Include the official materials you want us to review.
- Review the country listWe check the requested destinations, market reasons and materials with your team. We flag questions before the plan is approved.
- Agree the written planYou review the country coverage, schedule, responsibilities and evidence format before work begins.
- Coordinate the campaignWe manage the agreed work and update your project contact at the review points in the plan.
- Share the delivery recordWe provide the campaign observations and note any follow-up work included in the approved plan.
Frequently asked questions
Can the same plan cover the UK and other country views?
Yes. We can plan a multi-country package and write down each selected market, its purpose and the shared schedule. For example, your community work may be ready in one country but still in preparation elsewhere. We can make that difference clear before you approve coverage.
Is country trending the same as CoinGecko search visibility?
No. Country trending and search visibility refer to different CoinGecko destinations. We confirm which one you mean before preparing the plan. If both fit your launch, agree them as separate work rather than treating them as one placement.
Which project details help you review a country plan?
Send your project name, CoinGecko profile link if available, target countries, preferred timing, current description and official links. Add a short reason for each market and name 1 person who can approve the plan. That gives us enough context to check the requested destinations with you.
How soon can a multi-country campaign begin?
We confirm the working window after reviewing the country list, requested destination and project materials. A multi-country plan may need more coordination than one market. We agree the schedule with you before work starts rather than assuming a fixed start time.
Can you promise a place in the top 7–8 for each country?
No. CoinGecko decides which projects appear on country-trending surfaces. It also controls how entries are displayed or rotated. We cannot promise a specific position, continued visibility or appearance in every selected country view. We do agree and document the campaign work included in your plan.
What will the delivery record tell our team?
It will connect the work completed to the country coverage and timing agreed in your plan. We share the delivery observations available for that campaign. Your team can then distinguish completed work from other outcomes, such as community conversations or visits to your website.
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.
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