The biggest mistake in a creator campaign is thinking more posts automatically mean better results. @rarelistio has already announced upgraded content scoring algorithms for upcoming campaigns, alongside new ways for creators to participate and earn. That's an interesting development for the @onlystreetsfun campaign currently running. OnlyStreets is preparing a launchpad where real life moments can become coins. But before the product officially launches, creators have an opportunity to introduce the concept, explain its mechanics and bring attention to what makes it different. I think the best approach is to explore different angles instead of repeating the same announcement every day. Explain the opportunity. Discuss the idea. Share your own observations. A leaderboard might reward activity, but meaningful content gives people a reason to pay attention. - There's still time to participate before November 17 ♠

Good morning ☀️ You don't always need to be the person who creates a trend. Sometimes, you just need to be the first person who recognizes one. Think about the strange things people see every day: a dog doing something ridiculous, an unexpected street sign, a funny public moment or an object that somehow becomes the centre of attention. @onlystreetsfun is building around that behaviour. Capture the moment with its in app camera, name it and turn it into a coin. The photo itself becomes the starting point of the story. What interests me is what happens after launch: whether people recognize the same moment, share it and give it a life beyond the original capture. That's where @rarelistio's creator campaign gives us another reason to pay attention. Maybe the next meme isn't waiting online. Maybe someone just hasn't noticed it yet. ♠