A CoinGecko promo bundle your team can review afterward

When the campaign needs a paper trail

Picture the marketing lead of a wallet app after a campaign ends. Nobody wrote down what happened, so the team must piece together which CoinGecko work was agreed.

We would record the requested destinations, the account contact and how completed work will be checked before coordination begins.

A CoinGecko promo bundle suits a team that wants related visibility work handled under one clear plan. It brings CoinGecko search, a country-related trending component and GeckoTerminal together in the brief. Each destination remains identifiable, rather than disappearing into a general promotion request.

This helps when your team is preparing a launch or planning a later visibility push. It also gives colleagues a useful handoff if the person coordinating changes. For listing preparation, you can first review our listings and verification support. If you are still shaping the wider launch, our token launch and growth guidance can help place this work in context.

Before we begin, gather the token name and ticker, chain and contract details, official website and social links. Add a target country if it matters to your plan. Tell us which destination matters most, plus any profile questions your team already knows about. That gives us a concrete starting point for the review.

What does each CoinGecko destination mean for your plan?

The bundle can coordinate three distinct destinations: CoinGecko search visibility, a country-related trending component and GeckoTerminal trending visibility. Naming each one separately helps your team understand what the campaign addresses and what evidence to review.

Search and country-related work

For search-focused work, we review the project details and confirm that search is part of the written campaign plan. If a country is important, tell us which one and why it matters to your intended audience. We include that choice in the brief, so it is clear what the team requested.

GeckoTerminal as its own destination

GeckoTerminal is a separate destination in the plan, not another name for CoinGecko search. We confirm whether it is included and record the requested work separately. This makes it easier to compare a multi-surface plan with a narrower request.

Say your team mainly wants search visibility, while the country component is still under discussion. We can review the request as separate lines, so you can decide what belongs in the campaign. Our trending campaigns hub provides context on related visibility work. The written plan should still name the exact destinations you choose.

Four checks before the work gets underway

We start with a destination-by-destination review, then confirm the work and the record your team will receive. These four checks help keep the handoff clear.

1. Project details: We compare the token name, ticker, chain and contract with the official links you provide. If something does not match, we ask before using it in campaign materials.
2. Requested destinations: We note whether your plan includes search, country-related trending, GeckoTerminal or a combination. You can mark one as the main priority.
3. People and timing: We agree on one project contact who can answer questions. We review your preferred campaign window and confirm timing after checking the request.
4. Completion record: We state how we will document the agreed work and share available placement evidence. Your team can then see what was completed and what still needs attention.

For example, suppose your contract address is ready but your official social link has changed. We would flag the mismatch during the asset check and ask which link is current. That small pause helps keep the written brief and campaign materials aligned.

We use the agreed destinations as the check-in points. Your contact can review those points without needing to reconstruct the plan from scattered messages.

What your team can expect in the campaign record

The record names the agreed destinations, the work completed and any available placement evidence. It gives your team a straightforward way to review delivery against the written plan.

The bundle also includes a review of the project details you send and coordination of the agreed campaign work. It also includes a handoff note for open questions. This gives your team a clear record of the review and coordination. We keep each destination visible in the record, rather than describing every item as one broad placement. That helps when teammates review the campaign later or prepare another launch activity.

If your project also wants a separate CoinMarketCap plan, our CoinMarketCap promo bundle is a distinct option to discuss. A DEXTools and DEXScreener bundle covers different destinations. We keep those requests separate unless your team asks us to consider them alongside this campaign.

Keep the plan clear, then choose a next step

The campaign record can show what we agreed and completed, but it cannot decide how a platform displays a token. CoinGecko controls whether and where a token appears in search or country views. Its display order and rotation can change. GeckoTerminal controls its trending display. We document the agreed work and available evidence, but cannot promise a specific position, continuous exposure or a platform listing decision.

If you need launch communications alongside visibility work, consider how this bundle fits with TGE marketing. If the project is still preparing a sale, presale marketing addresses a different stage. These links are options to discuss, not automatic additions to your plan.

To get started, send us the token name, ticker, chain and contract, official project links and preferred campaign window. Tell us whether search, the country component or GeckoTerminal matters most. We’ll review the details, flag anything that needs clarification and return a written plan naming the destinations and record. Start with those materials through our contact page, and we’ll take it from there.

How it works

1. Share the project detailsSend the token name, ticker, chain, contract and official links. Add your preferred campaign window and target country, if relevant.
2. Review the requested destinationsWe check which surfaces you want to address and flag missing or inconsistent details before confirming the work.
3. Coordinate the agreed workWe carry out the campaign work for the confirmed destinations and keep your named contact informed.
4. Receive the completion recordWe share completion notes and available placement evidence for your team to review against the written plan.