Message tasks post continuously, not on a set schedule — here's how to catch more of them.
Unlike a shift-based job, message tasks from businesses post throughout the day as customers reach out — there's no single "new tasks" moment to wait for. Checking every hour or two catches more than checking once.
Some businesses only need a handful of replies before their query is covered. Checking in short bursts throughout the day — not just once — means you catch more tasks before they close.
A minute waiting for a matatu, a break between chores, a pause at your desk — since a single message task takes 2–3 minutes, spreading checks across your day catches more than one long session ever would.
Correct — tasks post as businesses need replies, all day long, not at set times.
A few times throughout the day catches more than checking once, given how quickly tasks refresh.
You'll still find tasks — you'll just catch fewer of them than someone checking more often.
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