Promoting Your Project in Telegram Wallet and the TON Ecosystem

What Does Promotion in Telegram Wallet and TON Do?

Promotion helps your project be represented in suitable directories, wallets, and discovery points within the TON ecosystem. The work combines preparing information, submitting for review, and coordinating approved promotional placements; it is not just publishing a single description.

This service suits teams launching a product on TON or already working in the ecosystem who want to tidy up their project's presence. Starting with an audit is especially useful if your listings contain outdated links, inconsistent names, or descriptions that don't explain what the product actually does.

We consider tasks in the context of listings and verification and the TON ecosystem. This helps determine where updating information is appropriate, where a new submission is needed, and where the team should first prepare materials.

Before starting, it's helpful to define the main goal: present the product, update information, or coordinate a promotional placement. Then it's easier to align priorities, listing content, and the list of platforms. We don't offer the same set of actions to every project: the plan is built around the product, available materials, and agreed goals.

How to Choose Platforms for a TON Project

Platforms for submission are selected based on product fit and information requirements, not just the fact that the project is on TON. Before launch, we verify the product type, public information, and the team's readiness to respond promptly to inquiries about applications.

In the initial check, we ensure the description is clear and doesn't contradict other public materials. Specifically, we check:

• official name and short product description;
• links to website, documentation, and main social channels;
• logo and other provided materials for the listing;
• available information about the network and functionality;
• team contact who can clarify details.

Next, we form a list of possible directions: directories, wallets, discovery platforms, and channels for approved promotional placements. Depending on the task, these could be, for example, crypto project directories or platforms for showcasing apps. Each direction is considered separately; inclusion in the list does not guarantee the platform will accept the application.

The team should designate a person in advance who confirms the accuracy of materials and responds to clarifications. This reduces delays due to scattered versions of descriptions and helps maintain a single source of up-to-date data.

How Does Submitting a Listing to a Wallet or Directory Work?

Submission starts with checking the source data, then we adapt the information for the selected platforms, send it, and track the status over the agreed campaign period. This process allows the team to see not only that something was sent but also the ongoing state of each application.

First, we compare the information provided by the project with its public pages. If we find discrepancies in name, description, or links, we note them and agree on corrections with you before submission. This is more practical than resubmitting different versions of the listing and later figuring out which one is current.

After materials are approved, we prepare them for the selected directions. Wording can be adapted to the length and context of each platform while keeping facts about the product unchanged. The team confirms the final version before sending.

During the campaign, we track submitted applications, received responses, requests for clarification, and confirmed publications. If a platform asks for additional data, we relay the request to the team and make agreed changes. For a related task—growing meaningful engagement in your own chat—you can separately discuss Telegram community growth; this does not replace listing submissions and is considered a separate direction.

What Materials and Reports Does the Team Receive?

The team receives an agreed scope of work, information prepared for submission, and a report on the status of applications and promotional placements. The format is not just a formal completion check but to make it clear what has been done and what action is required from the project.

As part of the work, we agree on the initial set of materials, check their integrity, and format them for the selected directions. The report records the platform, type of action, date of submission or confirmation, current status, and any necessary clarifications. If a placement is published, we provide an available link or another way to verify the result.

Before starting, it's important to agree on what changes the team considers significant: for example, a published listing, updated information, or an approved promotional placement. This makes the final report useful for product and marketing teams.

To ensure smooth work without unnecessary back-and-forth, prepare:

• final project description and a short version for the listing;
• official links and materials that can be shared with platforms;
• contact for the person responsible for confirming information;
• list of existing listings and known issues;
• priorities: new submissions, updates, or promotional placements.

MediaHype manages communication according to the agreed scope and compiles statuses into a clear registry. You can check which actions are confirmed and which remain pending on the platform's side.

How to Align Timelines and Team Involvement

The campaign timeline is agreed after reviewing materials and the chosen scope, because preparing listings and waiting for platform responses are different parts of the work. We clearly separate our team's actions from steps that require information or decisions from the project.

First, we collect materials and conduct an initial data check. If edits are needed, we return a specific list of discrepancies rather than a general request to "improve the description." After the version is confirmed, we move to submissions and approved placements. Then we track statuses and prepare periodic updates.

The communication rhythm depends on the agreed campaign period and the movement of applications. In the report, we separately note where an action is completed, where we are waiting for a response, and where your input is needed. This way, waiting for an external platform's response is not mixed with the work of preparing materials.

Before starting, it's useful to designate one contact person who approves text and provides missing information. If the project changes its name, links, or description during the campaign, let us know immediately: we will check which prepared materials are affected and agree on next steps. For a broader work plan, you can see how we organize work and determine the approval process in advance.

What Do Platform Operators Decide and How to Start?

Submission and approved promotional placement give your project a prepared presentation and transparent workflow, but they do not give the agency the right to decide on behalf of the platform. Operators independently determine whether to accept a listing, what information to request, and how to display it to users; ranking rules and results are also not controlled by the executor.

Therefore, evaluate the work based on verifiable points: whether the submitted data matches the approved materials, whether there is confirmation of submission, whether responses are recorded, and whether the published placement can be verified. Ask for a status report, not a promise of position or guaranteed reach.

To assess the task, send a link to the project, its official resources, a brief description, and a list of existing listings in the TON ecosystem. Add what is a priority for you: submission to suitable directories and wallets, updating information, or coordinating promotional placements. We will conduct an initial review of the materials, propose an agreed scope of work, and outline what information will be needed from your team. Start by sending these materials—after review, you will receive a concrete action plan and can decide whether to launch the campaign.

Prices

Starting prices in USD. Custom bundles and volume discounts on request. Payment in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TON or your project token.

How it works

1. Collect initial materialsYou provide the description, links, visual assets, and a list of existing listings. We assign a contact person to confirm details.
2. Verify project dataWe cross-check the provided information with public pages and note discrepancies. We agree on corrections and final wording with you before submission.
3. Agree on directions and scopeWe determine which directories, wallets, and promotional placements match the task. We fix the action plan and campaign period.
4. Submit information and track statusesWe send approved materials, relay platform requests to the team, and record responses, confirmations, and pending items.
5. Deliver the reportWe compile completed actions and available confirmations into a report. We separately list open questions and possible next steps.