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# Promoted tasks

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Anyone can create a promoted task — not just listed partners. Players who complete your task bundle earn +1 puzzle attempt, incentivising real engagement with your content.

Tasks can be used standalone or attached to a Scan Mode campaign. When attached to a campaign, task completion can be set as a condition for claim eligibility.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** tasks do not increase campaign delivery on their own. Delivery is based on generated campaign games, not task clicks.
{% endhint %}

## **Creating a task**

1. **Choose a platform** — Twitter / X or Farcaster
2. **Choose a task type** — Follow Profile, Engage Post / Cast, or Engage Mini App
3. **Enter your target link** — one task = one link = one platform
4. **Pay & go live** — task goes live immediately after payment

### **Pricing**

| Task type          | Price    | Duration |
| ------------------ | -------- | -------- |
| Follow X Profile   | $10 USDC | 7 days   |
| Engage X Post      | $10 USDC | 7 days   |
| Follow FC Profile  | $10 USDC | 7 days   |
| Engage FC Cast     | $10 USDC | 7 days   |
| Engage FC Mini App | $10 USDC | 7 days   |


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