Specific Comment

Overview

The X - Specific Comment task in Stiqy empowers you to engage with users by verifying their participation through specific comments on Twitter (now X).

This task differs from the X - Comment task as it requires users to include specific keywords in their comments, which are then automatically verified by the system.

How to Configure an X - Specific Comment Task

Step 1: Access the Task Creation Panel

  1. Navigate to Campaigns:

    • Log in to your Stiqy Admin dashboard.

    • Navigate to Campaigns from the left-hand menu.

    • Select the campaign you want to add the task to, or create a new campaign.

  2. Open the "Tasks" Tab: Click the Tasks tab in the top horizontal menu.

  3. Create a New Task: Click the Create New Task button at the top right of the screen.

Step 2: Create the X - Specific Comment Task

  1. In the "Task Types" panel, choose X - Specific Comment under the "Social Tasks" section.

  2. Click Continue to proceed to the task configuration panel.

Step 3: Configure Task Details

Required Fields:

  1. Name: This will be auto-generated using the text provided in the Keyword to Check field.

  2. Points: Assign points users will earn for completing the task (e.g., 10).

  3. Tweet ID: This will be auto-filled when you provide the tweet URL in the CTA Button URL field.

    • Example:

      • Tweet URL: https://x.com/user/status/3213218810129

      • Tweet ID: 3213218810129

  4. Keyword to Check: Put in the word or phrase you want to verify in users' comments (e.g., #BTC, DOGE launching, $CHAI token).

  5. CTA Button URL: Enter the URL of the tweet where users are required to comment with the specified keyword.

Optional Fields:

  • Description: Add a brief explanation or instructions for participants (e.g., "Don't forget to include #BTC in your comment!).

  • Gems: Specify the number of gems users will earn, if applicable.

  • Start Date and End Date: Set the time frame during which the task will be active.

    • Enable the Sync with Campaign Dates toggle to align the task dates with the campaign dates.

  • Label: Select an existing label or create a new label to categorize this task.

Step 4: Save the Task

  1. Review the details you entered.

  2. Click the Create Task button to finalize your task.

  3. The task will now appear in the Tasks list on your panel.

Use Cases

Example 1: Community Engagement

  • Use Case: A pizza restaurant promotes its NFT campaign.

  • Task: Users must comment on a promotional tweet with the hashtag "#PizzaLover."

  • Setup:

    • Task Name: "Comment with #PizzaLover on the Tweet"

    • Keyword: "#PizzaLover"

    • Points: 10

    • Gems: 1

Example 2: Event Promotion

  • Use Case: A gaming company promotes a new game release.

  • Task: Users must comment on a tweet with "Excited for #GameX!"

  • Setup:

    • Task Name: "Comment with 'Excited for #GameX!'"

    • Keyword: "Excited for #GameX!"

    • Points: 20

Troubleshooting Tips

  • Tweet Not Found

    • Ensure the Tweet URL you put in the CTA Button URL field is correct.

    • Double check the Tweet ID is auto-filled correctly. An incorrect ID will prevent verification.

  • Keyword Mismatch

    • If users’ comments are not verified, confirm that the keyword matches exactly, including capitalization and spacing.

  • Task Not Showing in the Campaign Page:

    • Verify that you have successfully saved the task.

    • Check the active dates of your campaign and task to ensure they are currently live.

Video Guide

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