AMAs + Calls (Telegram)

To inquire about establishing a partnership with PinkSale, please reach out to our team members:

Tier 1 Channels

Local Groups (AMA, Calls)

Tier 2 Channels

ETH/SOL Channels

Scam List

Q&A (FAQs)​

  • Q1: How do I contact Pinksale about partnerships?

    • A: Use the Telegram links provided in the "Pinksale Partnership Contacts" section. Choose the contact person based on the language you prefer to communicate in.

  • Q2: What's the difference between Tier 1 and Tier 2 channels?

    • A: Tier 1 channels are generally considered to have a larger reach, higher influence, or stronger reputation within the community compared to Tier 2 channels. Both can be valuable, but Tier 1 might offer broader exposure.

  • Q3: What are the "Local Groups"?

    • A: These channels focus on specific geographic regions or language communities (like Turkey, Vietnam, China, Spain, Brazil, etc.). They are great for targeting investors in those particular areas.

  • Q4: Why is there a separate list for "ETH/SOL Focused Channels"?

    • A: These channels specialize in promoting projects built on the Ethereum or Solana blockchains. If your project is on one of these chains, these channels might be particularly relevant.

  • Q5: How should I use the Scam List?

    • A: Avoid all contact with the accounts and channels listed there. They are known impersonators or associated with scam activities. Always verify who you are dealing with before discussing promotions or sending payments.

  • Q6: Do I have to pay these channels for AMAs or calls?

    • A: Most likely, yes. These channels typically charge fees for promotional services like AMAs, calls, or posts. You will need to contact them directly via their provided Telegram links to inquire about their services and pricing. Always do your own research (DYOR) before paying anyone for promotions.

  • Q7: How do I choose the right channel(s) for my project?

    • A: Consider your target audience (global vs. specific region), your budget, the blockchain your project is on (for ETH/SOL channels), and the reputation of the channel. It's often good to research the channel's recent activity and engagement. You might start by contacting a few relevant channels from Tier 1 or Local Groups to compare their offerings.

Troubleshooting​

Having trouble connecting or have other questions? Here are some tips:

  • Q: One of the Telegram or X.com links isn't working.

    • A: Links can sometimes become outdated if users change their usernames or delete accounts. Double-check you copied it correctly. If it still doesn't work, the contact might no longer be active. You may need to focus on other contacts from the list.

  • Q: I contacted a channel owner/promoter but haven't received a reply.

    • A: Promoters can be very busy. Allow some reasonable time for a response (e.g., 24-48 hours). If you still don't hear back, especially after a follow-up message, consider reaching out to other channels on the list.

  • Q: How can I verify if a channel or contact (not on the scam list) is legitimate?

    • A: This requires due diligence. Look for signs of genuine activity: recent relevant posts, real engagement in their chat groups (if public), check if other known legitimate projects have used them (sometimes shown in pinned messages or past posts). Be wary of brand new channels or channels with only bot-like engagement. Ask for proof of past work or references if possible. Never rush into payment.

  • Q: There are so many channels! Where should I even begin?

    • A: Start focused. Identify your main target audience (e.g., English-speaking global, specific country like Turkey). Then look at the relevant sections (Tier 1, Local Groups for Turkey). Pick 2-3 channels from that group that look promising (check their main channel activity if possible) and contact them to inquire about services and pricing. Don't feel obligated to contact everyone.

PreviousMarketing SupportNextAMAs + Calls (Twitter)

Last updated