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# How does Builds help you as a DevRel?

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A Build is a project which is shared by developers. It can be used in the following scenarios ->
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* **Codelab**: During a live codelab in an event, your developers build some mini projects, but it doesn't get shared anywhere. You can ask them to share it on [`https://www.commudle.com/builds`](https://www.commudle.com/builds)and ask them to add you as a teammate. As a result, the speaker (mentor's) profile and the person who submitted the build, both will be showcasing the project. More so, it'll be an inspiration for developers who visit the build.
* **Campaigns/Competitions**: You can do a campaign to promote your API/SDK or any tech product to ask developers to build creative projects or apps around it. Where do you showcase it? [`https://www.commudle.com/builds`](https://www.commudle.com/builds)Thousands of developers visit Commudle every week. This is the easiest way to inspire them to use your product.
* **Hackathons**: The projects developed at hackathons are very crucial and need a place to be highlighted/displayed. It's like a reward to the developing teams. Use [`https://www.commudle.com/builds`](https://www.commudle.com/builds)to share all those projects. 

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These builds rank high on search engines, plus a we keep sharing them in our monthly newsletters which go to every user on Commudle. 
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