Coinserom
Match the Campaign to the Moment
Launch phase
In-feed post ads carry the full story — tokenomics, locks, audit — as a post people can reply to and share. CPM banners build name recognition in parallel.
Listing pushes
Time-boxed CPC bursts around exchange or tracker listings, geo-targeted to your strongest trading timezones.
Holder growth
Steady low-budget campaigns that keep the coin visible between announcements — auto-rerun keeps them alive without babysitting.
The Two Formats for a Token
- In-feed post ads — your token's pitch runs as a real post in the social feed, labeled AD, with 15-second engaged views. The format that carries a story: tokenomics, locks, audit links — content people can reply to and share. Bid-based from 6 satoshis per completed view.
- Banner ads — 16 standard sizes in image, HTML5 or text, across the platform and verified partner crypto sites, from 617 sBTC (≈$0.50) CPC / 1,234 sBTC (≈$1.00) CPM. The awareness layer that keeps the name visible between announcements.
Targeting That Matters for Tokens
- Geo first: 195 countries — target the jurisdictions where your token is legal to offer, and the timezones where your community actually trades.
- Device and language for localized landing pages.
- VPN filter when geo compliance is strict.
Budgeting a Token Campaign
The rate card is public — banner base rates plus every targeting surcharge are on the pricing page, and post-ad bids start at the published minimum. Sequence the spend: a small test against two or three creatives, read the real click and conversion numbers, then scale the winner around your listing dates. Fund in BTC, ETH, USDT and more; spend is tracked to the satoshi, and campaigns can be paused, topped up or set to auto-rerun from the dashboard.
What Clears Review
Every creative is reviewed before it runs. Honest projects clear quickly; guaranteed-return language doesn't — on any reputable network. Say what the token is, link the real docs, and the review is a formality. Deep-dive: the 2026 meme coin marketing guide.