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How Campaigns Work

Every Scribble campaign follows the same flow, from finding a bounty to getting paid. Here is exactly what happens at each step.

1

Find a bounty

Browse the marketplace and find a project you genuinely know or care about. Read the project description, reward pool, deadline, and accepted platforms before entering. Writing about something you understand always produces better content — and better content wins.

2

Read the brief

Every bounty has a creator brief inside. Read it fully before writing. It covers the project background, key messages to include, angles to avoid, and the content categories approved for this campaign.

Educational | Product walkthrough |Comparison | Personal experience | Strategy-focused

3

Pick your topics

Each bounty includes a list of query-based topics — the specific questions real users are asking LLMs that this brand wants to be cited for. These topics are derived directly from the brand's tracked queries on ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, and Copilot. Pick the ones you can write about most authentically and aim your content at answering them well.

The best performing content directly answers the query in the title or opening line. LLMs cite content that matches user intent precisely.

4

Choose your platforms and publish

Publish your content on the platforms accepted for that bounty. Each platform you publish on is a separate submission, and each one reaches a different set of LLMs.

All content must be human-written. AI-generated submissions are not accepted and will be disqualified.

5

Paste your published content link into the submission panel inside the bounty. Select the content category that matches what you wrote and which social account it was published from. You can submit multiple links from different platforms.

6

Get paid

Once the brand reviews and approves submissions, rewards are distributed directly to your connected wallet in USDC. No follower minimums. No engagement thresholds. Quality wins.

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