# Featured Tasks (Raid-Style)

## ⚡ Featured Tasks

Featured tasks allow you to highlight important activities and set community-wide goals for task completion. 

Best in combination with [Quick Task](/flooz-for-token-devs/tasks-and-leaderboard/quick-task.md)

#### What are Featured Tasks?

Featured tasks are regular tasks that have a target completion goal attached to them (default: 500 completions). They help your community focus on specific activities and track progress toward shared objectives.

#### Setting Up Featured Tasks

1. Access the task management interface using the `/task` command in your group
2. Create a new task or select an existing one to edit
3. In the task configuration menu, find and toggle the "⚡ Feature Task: Off" button to turn it "On"
4. This automatically sets a default target of 500 completions
5. The task will now display with its progress toward the target

#### Benefits of Featured Tasks

* **Highlight priorities**: Direct your community's attention to the most important activities
* **Create community goals**: Build a sense of shared purpose around completing targets
* **Track engagement**: Easily see how many members are participating in key tasks
* **Drive timely actions**: Perfect for time-sensitive campaigns or limited opportunities

#### Strategic Uses

* Feature an important partnership task to drive engagement
* Highlight a token-holding task before major announcements
* Create excitement around community milestones or upcoming events
* Encourage participation in contests or special campaigns

### Best Practices for Tasks

* Use quick tasks for immediate needs and featured tasks for key initiatives
* Combine both approaches: create a quick task and then feature it for maximum impact
* Feature only 1-2 tasks at a time to maintain focus
* Set realistic targets based on your community size
* Mention featured tasks in your announcements to increase visibility
* Consider offering special rewards for tasks that meet their featured target
* Update featured tasks regularly to keep community engagement fresh


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