Crypto Marketing Partner Program for Project Referrals

Who is the Web3Do partner program for?

The program is for people and organisations who can introduce a crypto project with a genuine need for marketing support. A useful referral connects Web3Do with a relevant decision-maker, rather than simply passing along a name without context.

This can suit consultants, founders, community operators and complementary service providers who speak with Web3 teams. You do not need to present yourself as a marketing specialist. Your role is to make a clear introduction; Web3Do can then discuss scope directly with the project team.

Before sharing contact details, make sure the person is comfortable being introduced. A short note describing the project, its current priority and the right contact is more helpful than a broad pitch. For example, note whether the team is preparing for a launch, seeking creator outreach or looking to strengthen community engagement. These details help us decide whether a conversation is relevant, without implying that a particular service or outcome is suitable in advance.

Web3Do works across marketing areas including KOL and creator campaigns, community growth and engagement, and PR and media. If the project has a specific need, include it in your referral so we can direct the conversation appropriately.

How are referral commission and payouts handled?

Commission is discussed and documented for each referral before the introduction proceeds. This page does not publish a standard commission rate, so do not assume that a particular percentage, fee basis or payment date applies. The written terms are the reference point for both sides.

To keep the arrangement clear, the confirmation should identify:

• How the referral is attributed to you and what information confirms the introduction.
• Which work or client payments, if any, qualify for commission.
• How the commission is calculated and what event makes it payable.
• The payout timing, payment method and any information needed to process it.

Once a project is introduced, Web3Do can confirm whether it is recorded as your referral and explain the next steps. If the project later agrees work, the applicable written terms determine the commission calculation and payout process. Ask for clarification before making the introduction if any point is unclear; this avoids relying on informal assumptions or a verbal understanding.

For a broader view of project coordination, see how we work. For payment options and practical details, visit payment methods.

What should you include in a project introduction?

A strong introduction gives Web3Do enough context to assess fit while respecting the project contact’s privacy. Keep it concise, make the connection with permission, and let the project team explain its goals directly.

Include the project name and its public website or social profile, the contact’s role, and a sentence on the marketing challenge they want to address. If timing or a launch milestone matters, mention it without promising that Web3Do can meet a particular deadline. Tell us how you know the team and whether another provider is already involved. These details help avoid crossed conversations and clarify who should take the next step.

A practical handoff can follow this order:

• Check that the project contact agrees to an introduction.
• Send a short email or message connecting the contact with Web3Do.
• State the project’s need and your relationship to the team.
• Confirm the referral and commission terms in writing before moving forward.

You can also point the project team to Web3Do’s services or the relevant pricing information, while making clear that scope and fees are discussed for the project’s requirements. Avoid sharing confidential plans, personal data or private documents unless the project has authorised it.

What should partners expect after making a referral?

After an introduction, Web3Do reviews the project’s needs with the team and discusses whether there is a suitable scope of work. Your part is to make a permission-based connection and ensure the referral is recorded; the project conversation, proposal and delivery are handled with the client directly.

The partner arrangement concerns an introduction and any commission expressly covered by its written terms. It does not make you responsible for campaign delivery, platform decisions or the project’s marketing claims. It also does not mean that every introduction will become a client engagement. If the project is not a fit, or chooses not to proceed, the referral terms determine whether any commission is due.

For an active referral, keep a copy of the written confirmation and the introduction date. If the project’s point of contact changes, or you believe an introduction has not been attributed correctly, raise it promptly with Web3Do and include the relevant correspondence. To discuss a potential referral, use contact. Agencies seeking a delivery relationship rather than an introduction-only arrangement can also review white-label services.