Ave.ai and DEXView trending: what you can request and how to check it ran

When do Ave.ai and DEXView placements fit?

Quick test: Open your pair on both sites. Do logo, links and pool data match? Fix mismatches before any paid step.

Ave.ai and DEXView placements can fit a launch or a defined project update when your team wants to direct attention to a specific token page. The first decision is whether platform visibility supports the action you want a visitor to take. If your immediate priority is a listing correction or a broader campaign plan, address that first rather than treating a trending placement as a substitute.

Before requesting a proposal, prepare:

• The token name, ticker, chain, and contract address you want reviewed.
• The official website and public community links you want associated with the project.
• Your preferred campaign window and any launch or announcement constraints.
• A short project description and who you want to reach.

We use this information to check that the requested destination is clear and that the two platforms make sense for your campaign. The goal is a coherent brief, not a promise that visitors will take a particular action. If you are comparing other visibility options, start with the trending campaign overview and review the separate DEXTools trending service or DEXScreener trending service only if those platforms match your audience.

How is an Ave.ai or DEXView campaign planned?

The plan is defined around the platform, token, requested timing, and work that can be confirmed before kickoff. Ave.ai and DEXView are treated as distinct destinations: we clarify which token page is in plan on each, what the campaign is intended to support, and how completion will be documented. We do not assume that one platform's requirements or available options apply to the other.

During the review, we ask you to verify the project details and provide the public links you want us to use. We then confirm the proposed placements and campaign window in writing. If you want one platform only, or want to stage the work around an announcement, state that in the brief so the plan reflects your preference.

A practical way to compare options is to look at audience fit, timing, and the evidence your team needs afterward. A multi-platform plan can coordinate several destinations, while a single-platform request keeps the plan narrower. See multi-platform trending campaigns for a broader comparison. For teams that also need their public token information reviewed, listing and verification services address a different part of launch readiness.

Your 6-point trending request checklist

Check these 6 points before you pay for trending. They fix what is wrong on your pages first and fix the proof you will ask for, so the result can be judged site by site afterwards. Print the list, tick each line with a pen, and keep it next to the brief so everyone works from the same page.

• Check logo, links and pool data on both sites.
• Choose one or both sites.
• Set the dates for each.
• Ask for proof per site.
• Write what is not promised.
• Confirm the total in writing.

Terms in one line

Trending means a list of tokens that people look at most right now.

Pair: the two tokens that trade against each other in one pool.

What the Ave.ai and DEXView service includes

The service includes campaign coordination for the placements agreed in your plan, plus a clear record of the work completed. Before kickoff, you receive a written summary of the platforms, token details, requested window, and items your team must supply. This gives both sides a shared reference and helps prevent avoidable mismatches between the campaign brief and the public project information.

The work can include:

• Reviewing the token and destination details supplied by your team.
• Confirming the requested Ave.ai and DEXView plan before work starts.
• Coordinating the agreed placement work and communicating status.
• Sharing placement evidence, such as a capture or accessible page reference, when available.

You should review that evidence against the agreed platform and token details, not just treat a screenshot as a performance report. A useful completion record makes it easy to identify the destination, what was carried out, and any relevant timing information. If your wider plan includes community activity to support the campaign, consider community growth and engagement; it is a separate workstream, so its plan should be stated rather than assumed.

What happens after you request a campaign

Rule of thumb: Start with the site where your users already look. Add the second after the first report.

The campaign moves from a details check to written plan, coordinated work, and a completion record. Timing is confirmed after the token and requested platform placements have been reviewed, so your team can plan around a realistic agreed window rather than an assumed start date.

1. Send the brief. Share the token identifiers, official links, preferred platforms, and the moment you want the campaign to support.
2. Read the details. We check that the requested token and destinations are clear, then ask about any gaps that affect the plan.
3. Confirm the plan. You receive the agreed platform plan, campaign window, required inputs, and quote before authorizing work.
4. Coordinate delivery. We handle the agreed campaign work and keep your contact informed if an operational detail needs your attention.
5. Review the evidence. We share the available placement record so your team can check it against the written plan.

For a smooth start, assign one person who can approve token details and respond to clarification requests. Send final project links rather than draft destinations, and tell us if a launch announcement or other activity changes the preferred window. To begin, contact MarketingExtra with your token details and preferred platform plan; we will read the brief and return a proposed plan.

What can affect a placement

The campaign can deliver only the work and plan agreed with you; visibility and placement display remain subject to each platform's own decisions and presentation. Ave.ai or DEXView may change how a placement appears, how long it remains visible, or whether a particular token is eligible, so we confirm what can be requested before accepting the plan. We do not promise a specific rank, duration, or resulting activity.

For your part, reduce avoidable delays by checking that the token details and public links are accurate and consistent. Tell us promptly if the project changes its contract address, branding, or official destinations during preparation. Keep a copy of the written plan and the completion evidence together; if a platform page looks different from the agreed details, share the reference with us so we can review the discrepancy.

Send 3 things: your pair links on both sites, your launch window and the proof you want. With those, we check the request and confirm the cost in writing before booking.

How it works

1. Send token detailsShare the token identifiers, public links, preferred platforms, and campaign window. Include the launch or project moment the placement should support.
2. Review platform fitWe check the requested Ave.ai and DEXView destinations and follow up on missing or unclear details.
3. Confirm plan and quoteYou review the agreed platforms, timing, required inputs, and quote before authorizing the work.
4. Coordinate the campaignWe carry out the agreed placement work and keep your project contact informed of relevant status.
5. Check completion evidenceWe share the available placement record so your team can compare delivery with the written plan.