Social Intelligence - participation with context

Find the people behind the buzz

Connect supported X activity and Influencer Score to your campaigns. Recognize participation, put reach in context and give potential ambassadors a useful next move.

  • Supported X activity
  • Influencer Score + campaign context
Two completions, different evidenceIllustrative preview
Fictional launch campaign

Join the conversation

Example using a supported check of the required X action

Signal available to the campaignNo completion recorded
Example rule

Advance only after a verified action

Ready to try the task

Simulate completion to see what this task type can tell the campaign.

No real X action - exploration XP is separate

Social tracking

Know what the action actually tells you

A confirmed action and a click to open X are not the same signal. Choose the task type and evidence your campaign needs.

Verified tasks

Supported verified tasks check the required X action before recording completion.

Intent-based tasks

Record an intent to act, such as clicking through. That completion is not proof of an action on X.

Content participation

Use posts and submissions in campaign journeys, with review requirements where configured.

Referral contribution

Connect social participation with qualified referrals to understand contribution beyond reach.

Influencer Score

Reach is an input - not the whole story

Use Influencer Score as social context when defining segments and ambassador journeys. Pair it with product participation and referral contribution to keep the program connected to your goals.

  1. 01

    Consider audience context

    Use the available social profile and score as a starting point for understanding a participant's reach.

  2. 02

    Recognize participation

    Look at the campaign actions and content behind the profile, including how they were checked.

  3. 03

    Connect to contribution

    Combine social context with the product milestones or qualified referrals your program cares about.

How to use the context

Influencer Score

Social context, connected to contribution

  • Social context
  • Product use
  • Referrals
A more relevant ambassador journey
Conceptual flow - not a scoring formula

Influencer Score is not proof of an authentic audience or future campaign results. A score does not replace content review or the checks required by a particular task.

Put the context to work

From a social action to a reason to return

Keep the action, evidence and outcome clear to both the campaign team and the participant.

  1. 01

    Choose the task

    Define the X action or content contribution and the supported completion method.

  2. 02

    Record the right signal

    Distinguish a verified action, an intent-based completion and a submission awaiting review.

  3. 03

    Make participation count

    Use the result in a quest, challenge, achievement or ambassador journey.

Start with a useful moment

Give the signal somewhere to go

Choose a meaningful action, define what qualifies and make the next step clear to the person taking part.

Illustrative campaign ideas - conditions and outcomes are configured for your product

Community - launch

Make participation more than a post

When
A supported verified launch task is completed
Next move
Advance a challenge and show the next activity
Gaming - creators

Give creators a place to contribute

When
A campaign submission meets its review requirements
Next move
Recognize it with a creator achievement
SaaS + Web3 - advocacy

Find potential ambassadors in context

When
Social context + product use + qualified referrals
Next move
Invite the participant into an ambassador program

Customer story · Launch community

Turn campaign attention into recorded contributions

A Solana launch used screenshot tasks for token-tracker and X profile contributions. These counts describe completed campaign submissions; they do not measure impressions or prove every external action remained live.

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Anonymous Solana token launch · 2024 campaign · Full exported cohort

Completed token-tracker tasks
~19,000

Screenshot-based task completions across tracker platforms, contributed by about 6,700 participants.

How it’s measured for completed token-tracker tasks
Completed profile branding tasks
~10,500

Screenshot-based tasks to add the ticker to an X bio or display name, from about 7,200 participants.

How it’s measured for completed profile branding tasks

A little more context

Good questions, clear answers

What the signals mean, how to use them and where the boundaries are.

Is every X task verified?

No. Claimr distinguishes verified tasks from intent-based tasks. Verified tasks check the required action where supported. Intent tasks record the intent to act, such as a click, without confirming the external action.

Which X actions can campaigns include?

The task catalog includes follow, post, repost, comment and other X-related tasks. The available evidence and verification behavior depend on the selected task type and settings. Check the current task guide when planning a campaign. Read the X task guide

What is Influencer Score used for?

It adds social context to segmentation and campaign decisions. Use it alongside relevant participation and referral signals rather than as a guarantee of audience authenticity, brand fit or future results.

Can content require a review before it earns rewards?

Supported content-submission tasks can require approval. Keep that review step in the campaign and distinguish an awaiting-review submission from an approved contribution.

Do other social task types mean they all have an Influencer Score?

No. A social task integration and social scoring are different capabilities. This page focuses on connected X context; confirm coverage for any other platform with Claimr.

Make the next move

Give the buzz somewhere useful to go

Connect social participation to challenges, achievements, referrals and a reason to come back.

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