Blockchain explorer ads for crypto projects

Which blockchain explorer should your campaign use?

1. Etherscan: consider it when your campaign relates to Ethereum.
2. BscScan: consider it for a project focused on BNB Chain.
3. Solscan: consider it when Solana is the relevant ecosystem.

The practical choice is the explorer whose users are most likely to understand the project and act on the destination page. Start with the chain, then define the action: read an announcement, review a product, or visit a project page. Avoid choosing a placement solely because its name is familiar.

Before requesting a booking, check that the destination page is live, explains the offer without requiring insider knowledge, and works on mobile. Make sure its chain, token or product details match the ad. If your project spans multiple networks, decide whether one chain is the launch priority or whether separate creatives are needed for each audience. We can compare explorer options with broader crypto ad networks or other advertising and traffic channels when explorer inventory alone does not fit the brief.

How do sponsored slots on Etherscan, BscScan and Solscan work?

1. Select the explorer: name the platform and the chain or user group you want to reach.
2. Confirm the booking: align the available sponsored placement, creative requirements and schedule.
3. Prepare the assets: submit copy, artwork and the destination URL for review.
4. Check the live delivery: confirm that the placement is running as agreed.

A sponsored slot gives a project visibility within an explorer environment. The campaign is not a change to the explorer’s transaction data or project records. It is a paid advertising placement, so the message and destination should be clearly promotional and consistent with the project’s public information.

When comparing options, ask what asset dimensions and file formats are accepted, which destination URL will appear, how the booking period is defined, and what proof of delivery will be provided. Keep a final copy of the approved creative and link. For campaigns that need a different discovery context, compare this service with DEXTools banner ads or CoinMarketCap banner ads.

What should the explorer ad and landing page include?

1. One clear claim: state what the project does in language a new visitor can check.
2. One next action: send visitors to a relevant page, not a generic homepage when a more specific page exists.
3. Matching details: keep the network, token name, visual identity and destination consistent.

Explorer visitors may arrive with a specific transaction or asset in mind. The ad therefore needs to establish relevance quickly; the landing page should answer the next question without making readers search for basic facts. Use a concise headline, a legible call to action and artwork that remains clear at the supplied placement size.

Before submission, check the destination on mobile and desktop. Confirm that important content loads, links work and the page does not contradict the creative. If the project is not yet fully launched, label its current status accurately and explain what is available now. Prepare a backup creative if the first version needs changes. Send the final assets together with the exact URL and a short note about the intended audience; this makes review more efficient and reduces avoidable back-and-forth.

What is included in our blockchain explorer ad service?

1. Campaign brief: we capture the project, chain, audience, objective and destination.
2. Placement planning: we identify the relevant explorer and confirm the booking scope.
3. Creative coordination: we check the submitted message, artwork and URL against the agreed brief.
4. Delivery review: we collect available confirmation and provide a clear campaign summary.

AEOTech assigns an account lead to keep the brief, assets and booking details together. Our named Explorer Placement Review checks that the selected platform matches the chain, the CTA matches the destination, and the final URL is the one approved for the campaign. It is a practical check before submission, not a substitute for the explorer’s own review.

The scope and starting price are stated as from $1,650 / campaign. The confirmed proposal sets out the selected explorer, creative handoff, campaign schedule and reporting format before work begins. If the brief calls for wider reach beyond an explorer, we can assess options such as targeted traffic or X Ads for crypto as separate channels rather than treating them as part of the explorer booking.

How does AEOTech check delivery and report the campaign?

1. Before launch: we record the approved creative, destination URL, selected explorer and agreed schedule.
2. During delivery: we follow up on campaign status and flag any change that needs your approval.
3. At close: we share placement confirmation and a concise record of the work completed.

The report is designed to answer operational questions: which explorer was booked, which creative and URL were used, and what delivery evidence is available. It keeps the campaign easy to review internally and gives your team a record for comparing future channel choices. Where the explorer makes relevant reporting information available, we include it; the scope is agreed before the campaign starts.

To make reporting useful, decide in advance what your team will evaluate after the placement: visits to the destination, sign-ups, product-page engagement or another action you can measure on your own site. Use consistent links and analytics on the landing page if you need to distinguish campaign visits from other sources. We can coordinate explorer placements alongside CoinGecko ads or another channel, while keeping each placement and its evidence clearly separated in the report.

What can change after an explorer ad is booked?

1. Approval: the explorer reviews submitted material under its own process.
2. Availability: the platform controls which sponsored inventory can be booked and how it is displayed.
3. Verification: we share confirmation for the agreed placement and the evidence available for it.

The explorer controls creative acceptance, available inventory and the final display of a sponsored slot; those decisions are outside AEOTech’s control. We commit to the agreed placement work and report its delivery, not to a specific explorer ranking, audience response or visit volume.

Before confirming a campaign, have your team approve the claim, artwork, destination and any required project disclosures. If a platform requests a change, we will bring the requested edit back to you so the revised message remains accurate. Keep a contact available to approve assets and destination changes during setup; this helps avoid delays caused by an unanswered review request.

For a first scope, send us the project name, target chain, preferred explorer, campaign objective, destination URL and any existing creative. We will run the Explorer Placement Review, confirm the workable booking scope and return the next steps for approval.

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. Share the campaign briefSend the project, target chain, audience, objective and destination URL. Note any launch or review constraints your team already knows.
2. Select the explorerWe match the brief to Etherscan, BscScan or Solscan and confirm the proposed sponsored placement and booking scope.
3. Review creative and URLWe run the Explorer Placement Review on the message, artwork and destination. Your team approves the final version before submission.
4. Coordinate the bookingWe handle the agreed campaign handoff and keep you informed about status or requested revisions.
5. Receive delivery confirmationWe share the placement record and available delivery evidence, then summarize the work completed.