Programme architecture
Define who the programme is for, what useful contribution means and how people progress.
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Web3 ambassador & KOL programmes
Programme architecture, recruitment, briefing and reporting for ambassadors, advocates, creators and KOL relationships.
Start the ambassador reviewShow us who represents the project today, how they were selected and what the programme should produce.
08Organised advocacy with standards and control
The operating problem
Ambassadors without operating control.
Ambassador and KOL activity fails when reach is mistaken for fit. Briefs stay vague, participants have no progression, output quality varies and nobody can explain what the programme produced.
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Advocacy becomes an operated programme with clear selection, roles, briefs, quality standards, reporting and relationship management.
Lifecycle position
From Design to Develop.
- 01Design
- 02Recruit
- 03Vet
- 04Activate
- 05Develop
The framework
Inside the Ambassadors system.
4 parts, applied in the same order every time. The implementation changes around your stage, team, channels and risk.
Selection system
Recruit and vet for relevance, credibility, capability and alignment, not headline follower count alone.
Briefing operation
Create clear briefs, assets, approval paths, deadlines and support for every activation.
Relationship control
Track delivery, quality, communication and long-term value across the programme.
What stays fixed
The operating standard.
- Clear ownership
- Documented decisions
- Useful reporting
- Controlled escalation
- Continuous correction
What is tailored
The Ambassadors deployment.
- Ambassador, creator or KOL model
- Regions and languages
- Recruitment criteria
- Contribution types
- Approval and reporting requirements
What we put in place
The Ambassadors working operation.
Typical systems established for this engagement.
01Programme strategy
02Recruitment and vetting
03Role and progression design
04Briefing system
05KOL coordination
06Performance reporting
How to judge the work
What good looks like here.
The signals that show the operation is becoming stronger.
- Relevant participants
- Clear briefs
- Consistent output quality
- Visible contribution history
- Relationships strengthened over time
Start with the real problem
Tell us what is not working.
We will look at the operating problem before discussing a service. You speak directly with the senior team responsible for shaping and running the engagement, not a detached sales layer.
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