# How It Works

Creators League follows a simple and transparent flow designed to be easy to understand and easy to join.

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#### 🧩 Step 1 — Register as a Creator

To participate in Creators League, users must be **registered through the WIN platform**.

Participation requires:

* An active WIN account
* Registration inside the Creators League section
* Completion of a **light validation process**, which may include basic identity or account checks

This validation is designed to protect the integrity of the program and prevent abuse, while keeping onboarding fast and accessible.
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### 📱 Step 2 — Create Content

Creators publish original content related to WIN on supported platforms, such as:

* Instagram
* X (Twitter)
* TikTok
* YouTube

Content can include videos, posts, threads, images or creative formats that reflect your genuine experience with WIN.

To be considered, content must include:

* Official Creators League hashtag(s)
* A clear reference to WIN

Official hashtags may evolve and will always be communicated inside the Creators League section.
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### ⭐ Step 3 — Earn Creators Points

Creators earn points based on their participation and activity.

Points are assigned considering factors such as:

* Valid content submissions
* Consistency over time
* Engagement generated
* Participation in special campaigns or challenges

The point system is designed to reward meaningful contribution rather than volume alone.
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### 🏆 Step 4 — Compete on the Leaderboard

All creators are ranked on the Creators League leaderboard.

Leaderboards may be:

* Ongoing
* Monthly
* Campaign-based
* Seasonal

Your position reflects your overall contribution within the program.
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### 🔄 Step 5 — Evolve with the Program

Creators League is dynamic.

New challenges, campaigns or formats may be introduced over time to keep the experience fresh, fair and engaging.
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