# Best Practices
* Create Viral Flywheels With Objectives
* Verify your organization
* Make the reward more enticing
* Over communicate with your participants
* file sizes - own page? limits and recs
### Create Viral Flywheels With Objectives
The most successful missions on Metaverse HQ structure their objectives such that liking and retweeting an X post that distinctly includes their mission link. Essentially, the more users complete your mission, the more new users will be exposed your mission on Twitter.
Take Taiko for instance:
* Taiko's mission incorporates objectives that drive users to amplify a specific tweet.
### Verify your organization
Verifying your organization not just gives a stamp of authority for your organization and the missions you create, it also enables your missions increased visibility, explorability, and the chance to be featured on Metaverse HQ's home page.
In order for your missions to have increased visibility to other users on Metaverse HQ, your organization must first be verified. To have your organization verified, please review [Broken mention](broken://pages/bPZTdFLt66uvVIC6waQW)
### Make the reward more enticing
Simply put, the better the potential reward for users, the more users will be drawn to complete your mission. Whether you're offering a coupon code, allowlist, airdrop, early access, or an in game skin, the jucier the reward, the more users will want to engage.
### Over Communicate With Your Participants
Ensuring that your participants are informed at every stage of your mission is essential.
For instance, once you've selected winners for your mission, making sure to include detailed information as to what your winners can expect and how to claim their reward will help mitigate friction.
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