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Nuklai Ambassador Program Case Study

Nazar Didyk

05.06.2024

4 Min Read

Crafting Ambassador Program in 3 days or Solving “Quality-Speed-Price Trillema”

The Client

Nuklai — is a layer 1 blockchain infrastructure that powers LLMs with data and decentralized computing power.

“TGE is in 20 days, we need an Ambassador Program”

It all started when Nuklai approached us with the request you see above. In less than 3 weeks, we needed to:

  1. Roles of content creators, moderators, and data contributors;
  2. A framework for working with local communities;
  3. Specialized task board;
  4. Structure of progress, monthly reports, and rewards (while agreeing on preliminary structures with the Team three times at different stages).

And the kicker? We had just 3 days to whip up and launch this Ambassador Program. So, did we pull it off?

 

!Spoiler Alert!

 

HELL YES!

— If a whole program was developed in just 3 days, it must have been bad and didn’t work.

 

— Sure.

Our results and how they've evolved over 1 month:

What was the key to success?

It wasn't a single key, but rather a bunch of them:

1

Key to Speed: Experience and Expertise

Our team is composed of individuals with extensive experience not only in creating Ambassador programs but also in participating in them. We’ve gained firsthand knowledge from working with successful programs like Aleo and Injective, among others.

 

By leveraging these insights and experiences, we were able to easily build a unique structure that would be suitable for this project and this community.

2

Key to Quality of Ambassadors: Positioning & Structure

Only a high-quality structure can attract high-quality Ambassadors. Thanks to how detailed the program description was, the quality of the visual component, the rules, the details of the work process, etc.

 

The structure, which required potential ambassadors to prove themselves and do a significant amount of work before actually becoming ambassadors, put the program in a position of healthy competition where everyone competes for a place in the Nuklai Ambassador team.

 

And, of course, the potential rewards were in line with the requirements.

 

But how did we manage to get not only high-quality applications but also a large number of them?

3

Key to Quantity: Personal Outreach & Referrals

When we built the Nuklai Ambassador Program, we wanted to gather not just a handful of Ambassadors, but a real community.

That's why we created the most pleasant and comfortable atmosphere by:

That’s why those who have already participated in the program were motivated to involve their friends and their community in the program. This is how we natively organized the referral program, which brought us the lion’s share of Ambassadors.

 

Of course, to improve the results, we also had to use our connections in the Ambassadors’ world and attract loyal Ambassadors to participate, including attracting a new community.

 

Of course, to improve the results, we also had to use our connections in the Ambassadors’ world and attract loyal Ambassadors to participate, including attracting a new community.

4

Key to Productivity: Motivation & Progression

With 20 Ambassadors, we still managed to get 1000+ UGCs. Of course, each ambassador produced less than 50+ pieces of content. Much of the work was not just done by the Ambassadors we selected, as the entire community contributed to the UGC to become Ambassadors.

To do this, we used both simple and complex methods of motivation:

Ambassadors understood that it was composed in such a way that the efforts required for it and the benefits they would bring would be commensurate with the size of the potential reward.

The ranking system is designed, so the ambassador gradually moves from performing the simplest tasks to more complex and global tasks, including holding AMA sessions and running a local community. The standard and additional points system motivates ambassadors to create high-quality content because low-quality content will be rated with a correspondingly low number of points.

Conclusion

number 1

Know Your Audience

Understand who your project’s fans are, how excited they are, and how much time they’re willing to invest.

number 2

Keep the Ambassadors in the Loop

 Make sure they know all the latest news and updates.

number 3

Build a Team, Not a Group

Focus on creating a tight-knit team of Ambassadors.

number 4

Let Ambassadors Be Your Voice

Let them spread your message in the community.

number 5

Be Transparent

Clearly outline requirements to set expectations and get the best results.

Our Strategies Are Gold

Our approach is rock solid and keeps delivering results.

If that is not enough for you, we invite you to:

Ambassador Program

UGC

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