Lesson 1: Mastering Token Tags
Welcome to Write to Earn Bootcamp — a short, practical series designed to help you get more value from Binance Square’s “Write to Earn” program, where creators can earn up to 50% commission on eligible trades driven by their content.
If you’re writing but not earning, chances are your token tagging strategy needs work.
Let’s fix that — starting with Lesson 1: Token Tags.
🔑 Why Token Tags Matter (More Than You Think)
Token tags (like $BTC, $ETH, or $BNB ) are not just labels.
They are:
🔎 How your post reaches the right audience
🧭 How readers find relevant trading ideas
💰 How your Write to Earn commission actually gets tracked
👉 Important:
Your commission is only credited when a reader clicks a token tag or chart in your post and places an eligible trade.
No click = no commission.
Random tags = wasted opportunity.
🚨 The Biggest Mistake Creators Make
Tagging everything.
More tags do not mean more reach.
In fact, mindless tagging hurts your performance:
Confuses readers
Weakens algorithm relevance
Reduces trust
Lowers click-through rate
Smart tagging beats spam tagging — every time.
✅ 3 Token Tagging Rules You Need to Save
1️⃣ Keep Tags Tight
Use up to 3 token tags max — and only if your post is genuinely about them.
🎯 Focus = clarity
📈 Clarity = more clicks
💰 More clicks = higher commissions
2️⃣ Match Tags to Your Content
If you tag a token, talk about it clearly.
❌ Tagging $BTC but writing about market psychology
❌ Tagging $ETH without mentioning ETH price action
❌ Tagging trending tokens just for visibility
✅ Aligned tags build trust, engagement, and repeat readers.
3️⃣ Pair the Right Charts
Adding a chart? Make sure it:
Matches your token tags
Supports your key message
Highlights the trade idea clearly
📊 Consistency between tags + charts + text makes your post easier to follow — and far more clickable.
🚫 Examples of What Not to Do
❌ Tagging 5–7 tokens when only one is discussed
❌ Using trending tags unrelated to your analysis
❌ Showing a chart that doesn’t match your tagged token
❌ Baiting clicks with irrelevant assets
The content is for display purposes only and does not constitute endorsement of any actions.
🧠 Pro Tip: Think Like a Reader
Before posting, ask yourself:
“If I clicked this token tag, would I get exactly what I expect?”
If the answer is yes, you’re on the right track.
📈 Final Takeaway
Token tags are distribution tools, trust signals, and commission triggers — all in one.
Master them early, stay consistent, and your Write to Earn performance will compound over time.
💬 Want more lessons like this?
Drop a comment with what you’re trying to improve — content ideas, charts, engagement, or conversions.
We’ll cover it in the next lesson 👇
