Terms of Service for Crypto Marketing

What do these terms cover?

These terms describe the working expectations for a project with AIPromote; the written scope should make clear what work is being discussed. That distinction matters in crypto marketing, where a broad goal such as stronger search visibility can involve very different deliverables, from editorial content to a platform placement.

Before authorizing work, ask for a written scope that identifies the selected services, the materials or access needed from your team, any approval points, the delivery schedule and the agreed fees. If a requested activity or deliverable is not clearly described, ask for clarification rather than assuming it is included. A useful scope also names the project, token or product being promoted and the channels relevant to the work.

Use the service overview to understand the range of work, and review how we work for the engagement process. If the project changes after scope confirmation, raise the change before expecting additional work so both sides can agree what should happen next.

What should a client provide before campaign work?

A client should provide accurate project information and identify who can approve materials. Clear inputs help keep public descriptions consistent across a website, campaign assets and information intended to support AI search visibility.

For a practical kickoff, prepare:

• The official project name, website and relevant social or platform profiles.
• A current description of the product, token and intended audience.
• Claims, terminology or disclosures that must be handled carefully.
• A point of contact authorized to review copy and campaign materials.
• Any available brand assets and the correct process for sharing access.

Review drafts for factual accuracy, links, names and claims before approving publication or distribution. Tell AIPromote promptly if project details change or if previously supplied information is no longer current. Keep account credentials and sensitive access information out of ordinary messages where possible; agree on a suitable method before sharing anything confidential. For questions about personal information and its handling, read the privacy policy.

How do platform placements and AI search visibility work?

A platform-related engagement should specify the placement or activity being delivered and how its completion will be documented. For work intended to strengthen search results or AI answers, define the content, assets or visibility work in scope rather than treating a particular ranking or citation as a deliverable unless it is expressly identified as one.

Ask what evidence you will receive: for example, a link to a published placement, a copy of approved materials, or a status update describing completed work. Keep that evidence with your campaign records and check that the destination, project identity and published wording match the approved scope. You can also review relevant listing and verification services or AI search visibility services when deciding which work fits your objective.

Third-party platforms control their own review decisions, eligibility assessments, display rotations and ranking or recommendation systems. AIPromote can deliver only the agreed work and placements; it cannot determine whether a platform approves, retains or displays them, or whether an AI system cites a particular source.

How should clients resolve questions before work starts?

Resolve open questions by comparing the proposed work with the written scope, not by relying on an assumption about what a campaign usually includes. Confirm the amount and payment arrangement in the project documentation; these terms do not introduce a separate price list or payment deadline. For available payment methods, see payment methods.

If you want to change the campaign, identify the requested addition or revision, the reason for it and any timing implications. Ask AIPromote to confirm the revised scope and fees in writing before treating the change as approved. If you need to discuss a concern about a completed deliverable or a payment, describe the project and the specific issue so it can be reviewed against the agreed work. The guarantees and refunds page covers that topic separately; do not infer a refund or outcome from a general campaign description.

To move forward, send AIPromote your project link, primary objective, preferred channels and the questions you need answered. The next step is a scope review so the proposed deliverables and terms can be made clear before you proceed.