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Overview

The “Link Click” loyalty rule allows admins to reward users based on the click of a specific link. This rule is useful for redirecting users to new launch or specific pages.
Link Click

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Rule Configuration Fields

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Reward

  • Points: Users will get the defined no of points.

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Basic Settings

  • Update Cadence: The Link Click rule rewards users immediately upon successful click of the link.
  • User Reward Frequency: This defines how often the user can earn the reward, e.g. daily, weekly, monthly, etc. If set to daily, the user can earn the reward once per day based on UTC time.

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Custom Settings

  • Verification Placeholder: This placeholder text appears inside the input field to guide users on what to type.
  • Minimum verification text length: Specify the number of characters that must be entered in the verification text.
  • Skip the multiplier for this rule
  • Link: Provide a URL for users to take further action.
  • Platform: This lets you choose from specific list of platforms of which icon will be shown in the rule card for better user experience.
    • available platforms:
      • discord
      • epic games
      • instagram
      • steam
      • telegram
      • tiktok
      • twitch
      • twitter/X
      • youtube
  • **Time delay to verify **: The time in seconds we’ll wait before rewarding users for clicking the link to encourage completion of the flow.
Call to Action (Optional) This will show a call to action in our loyalty rule.
  • Link: Provide a URL for users to take further action.
  • Button Text: Define the button label.

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Implementation Considerations for API-Based Partners

The Link Click rule is designed for direct user interactions through the Snag platform’s UI. For API-based partners, please note:
  1. No Click Verification:
    • The system does not verify if users actually clicked the provided link
    • Rewards are granted when the completion is called, regardless of whether the link was clicked
  2. Implementation Note:
    • While the rule is named “Link Click”, it functions more as a completion-based reward
    • You can use this rule to reward users for any action that triggers the completion, not necessarily a link click