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Content Gathering

Find what matters, before it trends

A trained crowd searches social platforms, messengers, and the open web against your criteria — collecting posts, multimedia, and the engagement data that shows how far they've spread.

How It Works

From search criteria to a structured feed

You define what to look for; the crowd finds it; every item is deduplicated and structured before it reaches you.

1

Define your criteria

Keywords, platforms, date ranges, languages, and minimum engagement thresholds — set once, applied consistently across every crowd worker.

2

Crowd workers search and submit

Trained workers search assigned platforms and the open web, submitting matching posts, articles, and media with source links and metrics.

3

Get a deduplicated, structured result

Duplicate submissions are automatically filtered out. Accepted items convert directly into a dataset or input-data set for downstream verification.

Cost
€0.10–€0.50

Pay per accepted item

There's no fixed platform price — you set the reward per gathered item, and credits are blocked upfront for the campaign. Typical campaigns pay €0.10–€0.50 per accepted item, depending on platform and content complexity.

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What happens after gathering

Content gathering is the first stage of a longer pipeline — accepted items move on without a manual export step.

What You Get

Structured, deduplicated, ready to use

Every gathered item arrives with the context you need to act on it — not just a raw link or file.

Deduplicated items

Every submission is hashed per job, so the same post found by multiple crowd workers is only counted — and paid — once.

Structured metadata

Platform, author handle, content type, and engagement metrics travel with every item, not just the raw text or file.

A clear review workflow

Gathered items start pending and move to accepted, rejected, or duplicate as you — or an automated rule — review them.

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