New Web3 loyalty platform Knaq aims to redefine how individuals interact with their favourite content producers as it launches alongside NEAR, a scalable blockchain network.
Knaq opted to build their Chrome plugin on the NEAR blockchain token due to the platform’s safety, scalability, and ease of integration. Once a user downloads the Knaq plugin, their profile is instantly equipped with an integrated NEAR wallet.
Subsequently, the user can proceed with their regular social media scrolling while earning tokens through activities such as liking, commenting, and engaging with content. Knaq aims to simplify the process of earning incentives by integrating them with users’ everyday social media habits.
One of the primary attractions for brands is Knaq’s innovative advertising approach. By promoting visibility and interaction, Knaq ensures that viewers genuinely engage with the featured goods and services. This aspect provides an advantage for brands utilising the platform.
Exclusive rewards for engagement
Through NFT tickets, users could also benefit from gift cards, rebates, as well as unique access to events featuring their favourite creators when it soft launches later this year.
Content producers are adopting Knaq due to its ability to foster active user participation. The platform also enhances engagement metrics and allows creators to develop stronger connections with their fans. Dedicated followers can also receive exclusive rewards, further deepening their engagement.
The revenue generated via Knaq is promptly deposited into creators’ personal accounts, while the user interface offers an overview of points, available products, and the ability to monitor discounts.
Both users and creators can access free Knaq accounts.
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