> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://documentation.commudle.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://documentation.commudle.com/labs/how-do-labs-help-you-in-sharing-content.md).

# How do Labs help you in sharing content

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A lab is a tutorial, a free, community regulated feature which fulfils the need of a community builder / business to publish content on how to use their product.
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1. **Codelabs**: While building a new tech product for developers, you need to constantly push content on blogs/videos, etc to teach them how to use it in real scenarios. This is different from documentation and one mistake people make is to start their own content platform. You can use [`Labs`](https://www.commudle.com/labs) to write step by step tutorials on building, troubleshooting, using and even documentation for your product/API/SDK. 
2. **Live Events**: During a live event where you are delivering a hands on coding/designing session, people often come back to you for the content, and you want it to be available and visible to people who might not be present there online or physically. [`Writing a lab`](https://www.commudle.com/labs) is the best way to solve for this.
3. **Campaigns**: Evangelists and Advocates of your product/community can get a blue tick on Commudle. Once they start publishing blogs (or get community members to write tutorials for your product), it reaches thousands of developers across the world.

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You can even reward the users who complete your labs, consider one developer trained!
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A good lab consists of multiple steps (min. 3), with images and simple language. Commudle's labs rank high on search engines, it's the fast way to get your content visible to the developer ecosystem.
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