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# Welcome to Resonance

Resonance is Boom•Clap's opportunity discovery system. It helps campaigns find compatible moments around active content, then gives both sides a lightweight way to explore interest through Knock/Knock and LotLock.

This guide explains the basic Resonance workflow for campaign owners and content owners.

## Useful links

* [Boom•Clap Overview](https://cancancan.cc/boomclap)
* [Resonance Overview](https://cancancan.cc/boomclap/resonance)
* [Boom•Clap Workstation](https://cancancan.cc/client/workstation)
* [Boom•Clap Application](https://cancancan.cc/submissions/merchandise)
* [Boom•Clap Pricing](https://cancancan.cc/boomclap/pricing)

## Who this guide is for

**Campaign owners** use Resonance to submit a product, project, event, cause, or service for discovery. Resonance looks for compatible content opportunities while the cycle is active.

**Content owners** may interact with Resonance through a private Knock/Knock or LotLock link. No account is required for basic responses.

## Start here

* What is Resonance?
* How Resonance Works
* Key Terms

## Campaign owners

* Submit a Resonance Cycle
* Matches and Opportunities
* Knock/Knock

## Content owners

* Responding to Knock/Knock
* LotLock

## FAQ

* Frequently Asked Questions


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