Marketing · Performance

Zero ad bans. Maximum ROAS. Targeted reach.

Agency-owned ad accounts, run across mainstream and crypto-native ad networks. Google, Meta, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Telegram, wallet targeting and on-chain networks.

Corum8 runs paid acquisition for Web3, AI and fintech brands across Google, Meta, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok and Telegram, plus wallet-based targeting and on-chain ad networks mainstream platforms can't reach. Campaigns run through agency-owned ad accounts built to keep serving, with tracking rebuilt so the numbers in the reports reflect what actually happened.

What's included

Platforms and networks we run ads on

Google Ads

The highest-intent placements on the internet for queries like “buy crypto” or “best DeFi wallet.” Financial-products certification and ad copy that clears review get handled before launch, not discovered after a rejection.

Meta Ads

Meta's crypto-advertising policy requires pre-approval for financial products, but approved campaigns reach real scale at competitive CPCs — run for wallets, NFT marketplaces and blockchain gaming targeting crypto-curious audiences.

X (Twitter) Ads

The most crypto-native mainstream platform there is. Promoted posts and trend takeovers work especially well during a launch window, when the organic conversation is already building.

LinkedIn Ads

The strongest channel for B2B blockchain, RWA platforms targeting institutional buyers, and developer-tool companies. Higher CPCs than the rest of the list, matched by lead quality that justifies them.

Reddit Ads

Crypto subreddits — r/CryptoCurrency, r/ethfinance, r/defi — put a campaign in front of self-identified crypto audiences on inventory the mainstream platforms do not carry.

TikTok Ads

Short-form video for younger, consumer-facing Web3 audiences — NFT collections, blockchain gaming, token awareness — where TikTok's crypto policy runs more permissive than Meta's in some regions.

Telegram Ads

Placements inside the channels and groups where Web3-native audiences already spend time — closer to community distribution than a traditional ad buy, and a channel most generalist agencies skip.

Wallet Targeting & On-Chain Ad Networks

Crypto-native ad networks and wallet-based targeting reach audiences by actual on-chain behavior — token holdings, wallet activity, DeFi protocol usage — not browser-cookie guesswork.

Is this you?

Signals it's time to bring in performance marketing

You don't need all of them. One is usually enough to justify the call.

You've exhausted organic growth

Referral and organic are tapped out and you need a paid engine tied to real unit economics, not a media plan that just spends the round faster.

Token launch traffic has faded

The hype-driven spike is over and you need acquisition that survives it — wallet-connect attribution bridging clicks to on-chain deposits, not pixel-only guesswork.

Your attribution broke after the last platform update

Your tracking stopped lining up after Apple's ATT or Meta's latest changes, so the numbers in the dashboard no longer describe what actually happened. The fix usually isn't the creative.

Generic ad creative won't survive your review

Exchanges and fintechs need creative that has been through legal before it runs, and claims written per market rather than claims, not a template campaign borrowed from a consumer app.

Your ad accounts keep getting flagged or banned

Financial and crypto advertising trips policy reviews other categories never see. Recovering a banned account mid-campaign costs more than getting the structure right up front.

You have spend history worth auditing

Ninety days or more of Google, Meta, LinkedIn or TikTok spend gives us real fatigue curves and cohort data to work from, not a blank slate.

Sectors

Ad types we run, beyond the standard platform list

The audience differs, the attribution discipline doesn't.

Wallet & On-Chain Targeting

Targeting built on actual wallet activity and token holdings, not browser-cookie guesswork.

Crypto-Native Ad Networks

Slise, AADS, Coinzilla and similar — no category restrictions, inventory mainstream platforms don't carry.

Native Ads on Premium Publishers

Taboola and Outbrain placements on outlets like Bloomberg and the FT.

Search — Google Ads

Highest-intent placements for the exact queries your buyers are typing.

Social — Meta, X, TikTok, Instagram

Consumer-facing campaigns across the platforms where Web3-curious audiences scroll.

Telegram & Community Placements

Distribution inside the channels and groups where your audience already lives.

B2B & LinkedIn Campaigns

Institutional and developer-audience campaigns for RWA platforms and enterprise tools.

Programmatic — Display, Audio, CTV

One buying engine tying display, audio and connected-TV into a single reporting layer.

Process

How we run it

  1. 01

    Audit the account and the attribution

    We pull ad-account history and current tracking before touching a campaign. Most engagements find at least one leak in the first pass.

  2. 02

    Rebuild attribution, set up the accounts

    Server-side tracking, Conversions APIs, and agency-owned ad accounts structured to keep serving from day one.

  3. 03

    Launch across the platforms that fit

    Google, Meta, X, LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Telegram, wallet targeting and on-chain networks — whichever combination matches the product, not a default channel list.

  4. 04

    Report and reweight weekly

    Budget moves toward what the data shows is working, reported in writing each cycle rather than left in a platform dashboard.

Case studies

Performance work we've shipped

A wallet app's attribution rebuild, and a B2B RWA platform's inbound motion built through LinkedIn and native placements.

Web3 Wallet App, Series A

Wallet-connect attribution replaced pixel-only guesswork

A Series A wallet app's attribution stopped matching reality after Apple's ATT changes — the reported numbers looked fine, but they no longer described what was happening. Rebuilding server-side tracking and adding wallet-connect attribution that bridges ad clicks to on-chain deposits gave the team tracking they could actually trust, and moving budget off platforms that had quietly stopped performing improved blended CAC within the first full reporting cycle.

B2B RWA Platform, Institutional

LinkedIn and native placements built a real inbound motion

An institutional RWA platform's pipeline ran entirely on cold outbound, with no inbound behind it. Sponsored content and lead-gen forms on LinkedIn, paired with native placements on finance-focused publishers, built a genuine inbound channel alongside the existing outbound motion — institutional buyers who found the platform through content instead of a cold email.

1,100+ Projects delivered since 2016
9+ Ad platforms & networks run
30+ Countries operated in
50+ Awards won

Why Corum8

Why teams run performance marketing with us

Agency-owned accounts built to keep serving

Financial and crypto ad rules restrict what mainstream platforms will run. Agency-level account structures and pre-cleared creative reduce how often an ad review derails a launch.

Wallet-based targeting mainstream platforms can't offer

On-chain data tools target by actual wallet activity and token holdings — not an off-the-shelf “crypto enthusiast” interest category that barely exists on mainstream platforms.

Crypto-native and mainstream, run together

Google, Meta, X, LinkedIn, TikTok, Reddit and Telegram alongside dedicated crypto ad networks — one reporting layer instead of managing two agencies.

Creative that lands with the audience

Crypto-native audiences spot generic ad copy instantly. Writing something that speaks to them properly is most of the actual work.

Reporting you actually get in writing

Regular written reports covering what ran, what it cost and how each channel performed.

A team that shows up between reviews

Your account team works inside your existing Slack or Notion, with routine review calls.

What drives scope

What drives scope and cost on a performance marketing engagement

Cost is driven by platform mix, account history and creative volume.

Platform mix

Running Google and Meta alone is a different scope than adding LinkedIn, Reddit, TikTok, Telegram and on-chain networks on top.

Account history to audit

A fresh account with no spend history is a lighter initial audit than ninety days of tangled, underperforming campaigns to unwind.

Creative production volume

A single evergreen ad set is one scope. Weekly platform-native variants across five channels is materially more production.

Review depth

A straightforward consumer product moves faster than an exchange where every claim goes through legal first and copy differs by copy.

Attribution complexity

Standard pixel tracking is lighter than a full server-side rebuild with wallet-connect and CRM pass-back.

Number of markets

A single-market campaign is one budget. Coordinated paid media across 10+ markets is a different scope entirely.

FAQ

Questions worth a direct answer

  1. Google Ads, Meta Ads, X Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Reddit Ads, TikTok Ads, Telegram placements, wallet-based targeting and dedicated crypto-native ad networks. Which combination runs depends on the product — a B2B RWA platform needs a different mix than a consumer NFT marketplace, and the platform list gets scoped to match, not run off a default checklist.

  2. Wallet targeting reaches audiences based on actual on-chain behavior — token holdings, wallet activity, DeFi protocol usage — instead of browser-cookie interest categories that barely capture crypto-native audiences. Mainstream platforms don't offer this; it runs through specialized on-chain data tools and crypto-native ad networks instead.

  3. Financial and crypto advertising trips platform policy reviews that most categories never see — a single unapproved claim or landing page can trigger a suspension that takes weeks to resolve. Running through agency-level account structures with pre-cleared creative and jurisdiction-aware copy reduces how often that happens, though no platform account is fully immune to a rule change.

  4. No. We don't promise a return figure before a campaign, during one, or after one. Any agency quoting you a number before it has seen your product, your funnel and your spend history is guessing, and we won't do it. What we do instead: audit the account and the tracking, run the campaign, and report in writing on what ran and how it performed so the next cycle is planned on evidence. We optimise against what the data shows is working. We don't take liability for commercial outcomes downstream of the campaign.

  5. Yes, and the working method matters more than the answer. We don't review claims against your conditions — your legal team does that, and they are the only ones who can. What we do is get their constraints before the creative is made rather than after, write to them, and send everything back for sign-off while it is still a draft. Ad platforms run policy reviews in these categories that most advertisers never see, and one unapproved claim can suspend an account that took months to warm up. Building the review in early is what keeps that from happening.

  6. Account audit, attribution rebuild, platform-native creative production, campaign management across the platforms that fit your product, and weekly reporting tied to your actual numbers. The default line items on every engagement: remarketing campaigns, geo-targeting, PPC bid management, landing-page setup and optimization advisory, goal and conversion tracking, keyword research, ad account setup, ongoing campaign optimization, and competitor and industry analysis. Scope depends on platform mix, creative volume and attribution complexity — that gets walked through on the first call.

  7. Sometimes — teams with zero spend history are often better served starting with organic and community work first, then coming back once there's a baseline to optimize against. Paid spend without any prior data just buys a faster discovery of a broken funnel, not a fix for one.

  8. Platform restrictions, wallet-based targeting needs, and ad creative that has to satisfy both the ad review and crypto-native audiences at once — three things a generalist PPC agency isn't set up to handle. The language a mainstream ad reviewer approves often falls flat with DeFi users; finding the version that clears both is the actual skill.

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