Discord advertising & Quests
Discord's own ad placements, Quests included: a player tries your game and walks away with a reward from the platform.
The three Quest formats
A Quest offers users a simple deal: complete an action, walk away with a Discord cosmetic reward. What changes between formats is the action being asked for.
Play Quest
The player launches your game and stays for the required time. The most demanding format for them, and the one that brings you real sessions rather than clicks.
Video Quest
The player watches a short video, usually a trailer. It asks the least of them, so it reaches the widest audience of the three.
Stream Quest
The player streams your game to friends in voice. The reward depends on having viewers, which turns every participant into a relay.
What we do around it
Buying the placement is the easy part. What decides the outcome happens before and after.
Checking the format suits you
Quests mostly serve games and apps, not every brand. We will tell you at the first meeting rather than at the debrief, even if it means not selling you a campaign.
Building the campaign
Format, run window, reward, artwork and video. We put the file together with you and keep the schedule.
Preparing the landing
A Quest brings people in all at once. Without a server ready to receive them, that audience leaves just as fast. This is where the campaign is actually won.
Reporting the numbers
Enrolments, completions, and what the campaign left behind once it ended. You get the real results, not a projection.
What people ask before signing
The questions that come up at every first meeting. We might as well answer them now.
Let's work out which channel serves your goal
Tell us what you are launching and when. The first conversation is there to see whether the format suits you, not to sell you a campaign.