Challenge Types
Nudj offers various challenge types designed for different engagement scenarios. Understanding each type helps you choose the right challenges for your goals.Core Challenge Types
Single Action
Quick Wins
- One task to complete
- Instant gratification
- Perfect for beginners
- 1-2 minute completion
Multi-Action
Deep Engagement
- Multiple tasks in sequence
- Higher rewards
- Story-driven experiences
- 5-15 minute completion
Recurring
Build Habits
- Daily/weekly resets
- Streak bonuses
- Consistent engagement
- Routine building
Limited Time
Create Urgency
- Time-bound availability
- Special events
- FOMO activation
- Exclusive rewards
Single Action Challenges
Overview
Single action challenges are the simplest form of engagement, requiring users to complete just one task.Best For
- New users getting familiar with the platform
- Quick engagement during short sessions
- Testing new content or concepts
- Daily check-ins to maintain streaks
Examples
- Quiz Question
- Quick Poll
- Link Click
Answer a trivia question about the brand or product
Typical Rewards
- 10-50 points
- 25-100 XP
- Small badge achievements
Multi-Action Challenges
Overview
Multi-action challenges combine several tasks into a cohesive experience, often telling a story or guiding users through a learning journey.Structure Types
Linear Progression
Linear Progression
Tasks must be completed in a specific order
- Step 1: Watch intro video
- Step 2: Answer comprehension quiz
- Step 3: Share your thoughts
- Step 4: Upload proof of participation
Choose Your Path
Choose Your Path
Complete any X tasks from a larger set
- Complete 3 of 5 available actions
- Choose your preferred engagement style
- Flexibility for different user preferences
Staged Unlocking
Staged Unlocking
Later actions unlock based on earlier completions
- Complete basic tasks to unlock advanced ones
- Progressive difficulty
- Skill-building approach
Best For
- Educational content requiring multiple concepts
- Product launches with comprehensive introductions
- Community building through shared experiences
- High-value rewards justifying more effort
Typical Rewards
- 100-500 points
- 250-1000 XP
- Exclusive badges
- Entry into premium prize draws
Recurring Challenges
Overview
Challenges that reset on a schedule, encouraging regular platform visits and habit formation.Reset Schedules
Type | Reset Frequency | Best Use Case |
---|---|---|
Daily | Every 24 hours at midnight | Daily engagement habits |
Weekly | Monday mornings | Week-long campaigns |
Monthly | First of each month | Monthly themes or goals |
Custom | Admin-defined schedule | Special event timing |
Features
Streak Bonuses: Many recurring challenges offer increasing rewards for consecutive completions
- Base rewards for single completion
- Streak multipliers for consecutive days
- Milestone bonuses at 7, 30, 100 days
- Leaderboard points for consistency
Best For
- Habit formation and routine building
- Content series released over time
- Seasonal campaigns with regular updates
- Community rituals and shared experiences
Limited Time Challenges
Overview
Time-restricted challenges that create urgency and drive immediate action.Duration Types
- Flash Challenges
- Weekend Specials
- Week-Long Events
- Seasonal Campaigns
1-24 hours
- Surprise drops
- Quick response required
- High excitement
- Limited participant pool
Creating Urgency
Limited time challenges should clearly display:
- Start date and time
- End date and time
- Time remaining (countdown)
- Availability status
Best For
- Product launches and announcements
- Holiday campaigns and seasonal events
- Competition events with deadlines
- Exclusive access opportunities
Specialized Challenge Types
Challenge Groups
Collections of related challenges presented together:- Tutorial Series: Onboarding new users
- Product Journey: Exploring features
- Skill Paths: Building expertise
- Achievement Hunts: Completionist goals
Unlockable Challenges
Challenges that become available based on:- Level requirements: Reach Level 10 to unlock
- Achievement prerequisites: Complete specific badges
- Point thresholds: Accumulate 1000 points
- Time gates: Available after 30 days membership
Team Challenges
Collaborative challenges for groups:- Community goals: Collective point targets
- Team competitions: Groups compete against each other
- Relay challenges: Sequential team participation
- Cooperative puzzles: Require multiple participants
Choosing the Right Type
1
Define Your Goal
- Increase daily visits? → Recurring
- Drive immediate action? → Limited Time
- Educate users? → Multi-Action
- Quick engagement? → Single Action
2
Consider Your Audience
- New users → Single Action
- Engaged community → Multi-Action
- Competitive users → Limited Time
- Habitual users → Recurring
3
Match Reward to Effort
- Quick task = Small reward
- Complex journey = Significant reward
- Consistent participation = Cumulative benefits
- Exclusive opportunity = Premium rewards
Performance by Type
Engagement Metrics
Challenge Type | Completion Rate | Repeat Participation | Avg. Time Spent |
---|---|---|---|
Single Action | 75-85% | High | 1-2 minutes |
Multi-Action | 45-60% | Medium | 10-15 minutes |
Recurring | 60-70% | Very High | 3-5 minutes |
Limited Time | 65-75% | Low | 5-10 minutes |
Best Practices
Mix Types
Offer variety to cater to different user preferences and availability
Clear Communication
Always indicate challenge type, duration, and requirements upfront
Progressive Difficulty
Start users with simple challenges and gradually increase complexity
Regular Updates
Keep content fresh with new challenges across all types