About Crypto Marketing Lab

Crypto Marketing Lab publishes practical guides to marketing a crypto project. Not the strategy deck kind. The kind that tells you what goes in the announcement, what to pay a creator, which platforms will accept your ads, and what the pinned message in your Telegram should say.

Why this exists

Most crypto marketing advice is either an agency blog post written to sell a retainer, or a thread of general tips that falls apart the moment you try to act on it. Meanwhile the actual work is unglamorous and specific, and almost nobody writes it down.

So that is what gets published here. Sequences with dates on them. Scripts you can send. Checks you can run before you spend money.

How the guides are written

• Specific over general. A number with a range beats an adjective.
• The failure cases are included, because those are usually the useful part.
• Nothing dated where it can be avoided. No ranked lists of people or agencies, because those rot in weeks and invite arguments.
• Advertising and platform policy claims carry the date they were checked, because that is the one area where old advice is actively harmful.

The line this site does not cross

This is a marketing site, and only that. It does not cover trading, investing, or whether any token is worth buying. No price talk, no return projections, no pump mechanics, and nothing about buying followers or faking engagement. The full position is in the disclaimer.

Get in touch

Corrections, questions, or something a guide got wrong. Use the contact page, or read everything published so far.