How to Write a Task Description
A clear task description helps participants submit exactly the right proof, which saves everyone time. Whether you are a creator or an advertiser, the instructions you write decide how well a task works. This guide shows you how to describe the action, the platform and the proof simply and precisely.
50 LZ is available after email or OAuth verification while the offer is active. Task creation unlocks from level 3; tasks, approval, rewards and withdrawal are not guaranteed.
Invite a friend — earn referral bonus →
Step by step
State the exact action
Write one clear sentence stating what the participant must do, such as follow a profile or leave a comment. Avoid vague words.
Watch out: If the action is unclear, participants submit proof that does not match what you wanted.
Name the platform and account
Name the social network and the specific account, page or post. Give the exact name and, if possible, the link.
Watch out: Check that the account is public, otherwise participants cannot complete the action.
Describe the required proof
Explain what the participant should submit, such as a screenshot showing their account and the action. Say exactly what the image must show.
Watch out: A good proof shows the account and the completed action in one clear image.
Set a fair reward
Choose a reward that matches the effort of the task. Simple tasks need small rewards and complex ones need more.
Watch out: LZ is an internal platform unit, not cryptocurrency and not an investment.
Review before publishing
Read your description as if you were a participant and fix anything unclear before publishing.
Watch out: Proof is checked by a manual review, so approval is never instant.
Write like a beginner will read it
Use short sentences and simple words. Participants may speak a different language, so plain language reduces misunderstandings.
Add one example of a good proof if you can. Examples help more than long explanations.
Check your task after publishing
Occasionally open one of your published tasks and look at the submissions. This shows you what was unclear in your wording.
Small improvements to your descriptions make the next batch of proofs cleaner and faster to review.
- What makes a task description clear?
- A clear description names the action, the platform and the exact proof in short sentences. If a beginner can follow it, it is clear.
- How do I describe the proof I need?
- Say exactly what the image or text must show, such as the account name and the finished action. Give one example if you can.
- How much reward should I offer?
- Offer a reward that matches the effort and difficulty of the task. Simple tasks need less LZ than long or complex ones.
- What if participants submit unclear proof?
- Unclear proof is often rejected in the manual review. If you see many rejections, improve your description so participants know what to show.
50 LZ is available after email or OAuth verification while the offer is active. Task creation unlocks from level 3; tasks, approval, rewards and withdrawal are not guaranteed.
Invite a friend — earn referral bonus →