# How to use Builds for a Hackathon or a Campaign for your company or community

1. Decide tags for your company, example **android**, **kotlin**, **movieapp**, etc. 
2. Create a url in this format <mark style="color:blue;">`https://www.commudle.com/builds/create?tags[]=android&tags[]=kotlin&tags[]=movieapp`</mark>
3. Share the url with the developers/designers and they will find these tags pre-added in the 'Tags' field of the form to create a build.

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4. Ask them to fill in the information about their project/build completely

#### Click on the page mentioned below to learn more about publishing a Build ✅

{% content-ref url="/pages/8aWZ4kzgMyiUejaELEBy" %}
[How to publish a Build](/builds-projects-shared-by-developers/how-to-publish-a-build.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Done! Now, your projects are all searchable by the tags you gave!<br>

{% hint style="info" %}
You can even include your company's name in the tags!
{% endhint %}


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