YouTube Influencer Marketing for Crypto Projects

• Creator matching with crypto YouTubers whose audience fits your project.
• Format strategy: dedicated reviews, integrations, or explainers.
• Briefing & messaging that stays authentic to the creator's style.
• Management & scheduling end to end.
• Performance tracking on views, retention, and conversions.

Exchanges, wallets, DeFi apps, and any project with enough substance to justify a deep explainer, where trust and education drive the buying decision.

Frequently asked questions

What does a YouTube influencer campaign include?

Campaigns include channel research and creator matching from our 5,000+ KOL network, format selection between dedicated reviews, integrations, and explainers, briefing that preserves the voice of the creator, contracting and disclosure terms, scheduling, and performance reporting. Where useful we also secure usage rights so the video can be repurposed in paid media after publication.

How are YouTube placements priced?

Creators price per placement, and rates vary widely by channel size, audience region, and format. A dedicated video costs more than an integration in an existing video, which costs more than a mention. Creator fees are passed through at cost with a disclosed markup, and campaign management is a separate monthly fee stated in the proposal.

How long from booking to a published video?

Shortlisting and creator outreach usually take one to two weeks. Once a creator accepts, most publish two to four weeks later depending on their production schedule, and larger channels book further out. Script or talking-point review adds a few days. Launch-tied videos should be booked six to eight weeks before the date.

What do you report after a video goes live?

Reporting covers views, average view duration, retention through the segment about your project, comment sentiment, and click-through on the description link. Because YouTube keeps surfacing older videos, we report again at thirty and ninety days to show the trailing effect. Attributed signups and wallet activations are tracked with per-creator links.

YouTube looks expensive compared with a few X posts. Is it worth it?

Per placement it usually is more expensive, so the comparison should be cost per attributed action over time rather than upfront price. A video remains discoverable through search and recommendations for months, while a post has a short life. For products that need explaining, the longer format also converts better than a short mention.