ChainReachAI

Web3 Lead Generation Playbook

A step-by-step playbook for building a reliable Web3 lead generation engine with Telegram outreach.

1/15/20253 min readJoshua Leow · Founder, ChainReachAI

Web3 lead generation works when you combine fresh discovery with disciplined outreach. Teams that rely on old lists or scattershot messaging rarely build a consistent pipeline. This playbook outlines a simple, repeatable system that helps you find the right projects, reach decision makers, and track outcomes.

The goal is not volume. It is relevance. If you follow the steps below, you can grow a predictable flow of qualified conversations without overwhelming your team or your prospects.

Step 1: Build a discovery pipeline

Start with live discovery sources. New listings, chain announcements, and public project directories keep your lead list current. The key is to refresh weekly so you do not waste time on inactive projects.

Segment by chain, category, or funding stage to narrow the field. A short list of high fit leads beats a large list of unknown quality every time.

Step 2: Qualify leads with fast signals

Qualification should be quick and visible. Check if the project is actively posting updates, has a real community, or recently shipped a launch. These signals indicate that a team will be open to partnerships or growth support.

Log these signals in your pipeline so the entire team can see why a lead is prioritized. When qualification is clear, outreach becomes consistent and scalable.

Step 3: Reach the right decision maker

Telegram is where most Web3 teams respond, but only if you reach the right person. Identify admins, founders, or BD leads by reviewing the admin list and public bios. If you cannot find a clear contact, ask for the appropriate person before pitching.

Your outreach should include a specific reason for contacting them. Reference a recent listing or partnership and ask a short question related to your offer.

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Step 4: Run a short follow up sequence

One message is rarely enough. Plan a two touch sequence that adds value rather than pressure. A short follow up with a new insight or a quick value add often gets a response.

If there is no reply after two attempts, move on. A clean pipeline is better than a clogged list of unresponsive leads.

Step 5: Measure and iterate

Track replies by segment and message type. If one chain responds better to partnership angles and another responds to growth support, update your playbook to match.

This is where lead generation becomes predictable. You are no longer guessing; you are refining based on real outcomes.

Step 6: Scale the playbook

Once the workflow is clear, you can scale. Add new segments, hire additional reps, and maintain the same playbook. Consistency is what keeps lead generation stable as your target list grows.

FAQ

How often should I refresh the lead list?

Weekly refreshes keep the list current and prevent outreach to inactive projects.

Should I use cold email instead of Telegram?

Email can work, but Telegram is more responsive for early stage Web3 teams and faster for initial conversations.

How many follow ups are ideal?

Two touches is enough for most teams. A short initial message and one follow up keeps the outreach respectful.

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