Define the action
Tell users exactly what action you need them to complete and provide clear instructions before they begin.
Use TaskHike to create structured campaigns where eligible users can complete defined actions, submit the required proof, and have their activity reviewed according to your campaign requirements.
TaskHike is designed to connect businesses with users through clearly defined tasks and campaigns, while keeping requirements and verification visible throughout the process.
Tell users exactly what action you need them to complete and provide clear instructions before they begin.
Specify the proof or verification method needed to determine whether a submitted completion meets your requirements.
Make your campaign available to users who meet the eligibility and availability conditions configured for the campaign.
Use submitted proof and applicable review workflows to determine whether a completion satisfies the campaign requirements.
The exact workflow can vary depending on the campaign, but the core process is designed around clear requirements and accountable completion.
Define the objective, instructions, target action, reward, eligibility conditions, completion limits and other campaign requirements.
The campaign can be reviewed against TaskHike requirements before it becomes available to users.
Once approved and active, eligible users can discover the campaign through the TaskHike platform.
Participants follow the instructions and complete the activity described by the campaign.
Where required, users provide the proof specified by your campaign.
The completion is evaluated against the applicable campaign requirements and verification process.
As eligible completions are approved, your campaign can progress toward its configured completion target.
Campaign availability depends on TaskHike policies, verification capabilities and the final campaign configuration.
Design campaigns around eligible app or digital-product activities where completion can be clearly defined and verified.
Use structured tasks to direct users toward defined website or content interactions where the campaign permits them.
Create eligible campaigns around permitted social or community actions with transparent requirements.
Collect structured responses, feedback or other research inputs from eligible TaskHike participants.
Use clearly defined testing tasks to gather user actions, observations or feedback where supported.
Have a specific campaign requirement? Discuss the objective with the TaskHike business team to determine whether it can be supported.
A well-defined campaign makes it easier for participants to understand what is expected and easier for the review process to determine whether a completion qualifies.
Explain exactly what participants need to do.
Define the points associated with an eligible completion.
Set the number of completions your campaign is intended to receive.
Specify the evidence or verification method required.
Define applicable audience or eligibility conditions.
Configure when the campaign should be available.
When a campaign requires proof, participants can be asked to provide the evidence defined by the campaign.
Specify what participants need to submit to demonstrate completion.
Eligible participants submit the requested proof through the TaskHike workflow.
The applicable review process determines whether the submission satisfies the campaign requirements.
TaskHike can be useful for different types of businesses and organizations when their objective can be expressed as a clear, eligible and verifiable task.
Test products, collect feedback and run early campaigns.
Build structured user-action campaigns around eligible product activities.
Run campaigns that require defined website or content actions.
Organize measurable campaigns with defined requirements.
Collect eligible feedback or responses through structured tasks.
Experiment with user-action campaigns around new products and services.
Keeping campaign states clear helps businesses understand where their campaign stands and what happens next.
TaskHike campaigns should provide enough information for participants to understand what they are being asked to do and how completion will be evaluated.
Give participants understandable instructions and completion criteria.
Explain relevant requirements, rewards and verification conditions.
Do not request unnecessary sensitive information or misleading actions.
Campaigns must comply with TaskHike policies and applicable third-party platform rules.
TaskHike campaigns can be designed around eligible user actions, feedback, research, product activities, website interactions and other clearly defined tasks supported by the platform.
The campaign workflow is designed to let a business define its objective, instructions, reward, eligibility, completion target and verification requirements before submitting the campaign for review.
Not necessarily. The verification method depends on the campaign. Some activities may support automatic verification, while others can require screenshots, URLs, text, files or another approved verification method.
Campaigns can be configured around a completion target or availability limit where supported. The exact controls available depend on the campaign configuration.
TaskHike is designed with a campaign approval workflow. Campaigns may be reviewed before becoming active to help ensure that their requirements and content are suitable for the platform.
Custom campaign requirements can be discussed with the TaskHike business team. Whether a campaign can be supported depends on its objective, verification requirements and compliance with TaskHike policies.
Campaigns can have lifecycle states such as active, paused and completed. The exact controls available to a business depend on the campaign workflow implemented for the account.
Start by contacting the TaskHike business team with your campaign objective. We can then determine the appropriate campaign workflow and requirements.
Share your campaign objective and requirements with the TaskHike team. We'll help determine how it can fit into the platform.