A GeckoTerminal campaign begins with one pool
Picture an NFT artist with a small following, returning to post after a quiet month. They’re preparing a token pool and want the project details to be easy to find. We’d start by checking which pool they mean, then agree what visibility work fits their plans.
That small choice matters. A project can have more than one pool, and a token name alone may not identify the page you want us to focus on. We ask for the network and full pool address first. Then we check the project name and official links against the information you provide.
The work is for teams seeking a focused GeckoTerminal campaign, rather than a broad plan across unrelated channels. We agree the activity, timing and reporting before anything begins. Our pool-detail check also makes it easier to tell which public page the campaign relates to afterward.
If you’re comparing platform options, our trending campaigns page gives a wider view. A DEXScreener trending campaign or DEXTools trending focuses on a different platform surface. We can help you decide whether one pool or several discovery services belong in your plan.
What can GeckoTerminal’s trending views tell you?
GeckoTerminal presents trending pools using user web visits and on-chain activity. Its API offers views across 5m, 1h, 6h and 24h windows; the 24h view is the default. A network endpoint can return up to 20 trending pools for the selected network. These public details help us plan what to observe, but they don’t expose a private ranking formula.
Pick the pool before the time window
Start with the exact network and pool address. If your team has several markets, name the one you want us to track. Then we can keep observations tied to that page rather than treating different pools as interchangeable.
Use public views as a check
The time-window views can help frame what your team looks at during a campaign. They aren’t a promise about where a pool will appear. We record the target and agreed work, so you can review delivery without guessing at how the platform selected its view.
For example, say your team plans an announcement while a pool page is already live. We can confirm that page with you, agree when to carry out the work, and note which public view we checked. If another platform is also under consideration, CoinGecko search bar trending is a separate service with its own platform surface.
Four details that make the first check easier
A clear handoff lets us confirm the intended pool without a long back-and-forth. We use a 4-part check: address, network, project identity and destination links. Please have these details ready before we plan the activity.
- Pool address: Send the full address, not only a token name or project page.
- Network: Tell us which network the pool belongs to, especially if your project has more than one market.
- Project details: Share the website, official social account and short description you want people to see.
- Approvals: Name one contact who can confirm the target and approve any project wording.
We compare the details you send and ask about anything that doesn’t line up. If a page or project description is due to change, tell us what is live now and what is planned. That keeps current information distinct from material that isn’t public yet.
Our check is about consistency and campaign preparation. It isn’t an independent assessment of a token, contract or project. Once the details are clear, we agree the activity and timing with you before delivery. If you’re also weighing CoinMarketCap trending, keep its platform requirements separate from this pool-focused plan.
The work, from pool check to final note
A GeckoTerminal campaign has a simple sequence: confirm the target, agree the activity, carry it out and record what happened. We keep one account contact responsible for questions, so approvals don’t get scattered across your team.
| Point in the work | What we agree or share |
|---|---|
| Pool check | Network, full pool address and project links |
| Before delivery | Activity, timing, approvals and report format |
| During delivery | The agreed work and public pool page to monitor |
| After delivery | A concise note with relevant links and evidence |
There are two useful review points: before work starts, you confirm the pool and materials; afterward, you check the record against what we agreed. If it helps your team, that record can include screenshots and notes on the public page. It gives community, growth or launch colleagues something concrete to review together.
We set the schedule once we know whether the pool and project materials are ready. A pool that still needs clarification calls for a different plan from one with confirmed details. We’ll share the proposed timing before delivery, so you know what to expect.
The final display remains GeckoTerminal’s decision
We can coordinate and document the visibility work agreed for your pool. GeckoTerminal controls how its trending views are selected and displayed, so we can’t promise a particular rank, appearance, duration or audience response. Visibility is not a security review or an endorsement; keep your project information accurate and direct people to official sources.
Our report stays close to what your team can check: the target pool, the agreed activity, the timing and relevant evidence. You can use it to decide whether to repeat the same platform focus or compare another discovery channel. The trending campaigns overview can help you consider those options without mixing their platform details.
To begin, send us the network, exact pool address, official links and the timing you have in mind. We’ll check the target with you, agree the work and explain what the final note will contain before you approve anything.
How it works
- Share the pool detailsSend the network, exact pool address, official links and preferred timing. Tell us which pool matters most if there are several.
- Confirm the targetWe check the public pool page with you and clarify any mismatch in the project details.
- Agree the planWe align the activity, timing, approvals and reporting before delivery begins.
- Review the materialsYour named contact confirms the project information and any wording we’ll use.
- Receive the campaign noteWe share a concise record of the target, completed work and relevant evidence.
Frequently asked questions
How do you make sure you’re working with the right GeckoTerminal pool?
We ask for the network and full pool address, then confirm the public page with you before planning. A token name or project link alone may not identify the market you want. If there are several pools, tell us which one is the priority so the campaign record stays tied to the right page.
What does a GeckoTerminal campaign include?
It includes a check of the selected pool and project details. We agree on the visibility work and timing. We coordinate during delivery, then share a concise record afterward. We can include relevant links and screenshots where useful. Before starting, we’ll make clear what activity is included and what your team needs to approve.
Can you plan around more than one pool?
Yes, we can discuss multiple pools, but we’ll identify each target clearly before agreeing the work. For example, if your project has markets on two networks, send both addresses and tell us which one comes first. We’ll confirm how the plan and report should treat each pool.
When should I expect the GeckoTerminal campaign to be ready?
We set timing after confirming the pool and agreeing the activity. If the address, project links and approval contact are ready, planning can move to review. If details are changing, we’ll first clarify them with you. You’ll have the schedule before delivery begins.
Does a trending campaign mean GeckoTerminal has approved the project?
No. Visibility work is not an endorsement, listing approval or security assessment. GeckoTerminal may display information or checks available on its platform, but that doesn’t establish that a token, pool or project is safe. Keep your public details accurate and use sources your team controls.
Can you promise a particular place in GeckoTerminal trending?
No. GeckoTerminal decides how its trending views are selected and displayed, and a pool’s appearance or ordering can change. We agree on work we can carry out and document, then share evidence of that work. We don’t promise a specific position, appearance or duration.
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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