A trial, a multi-buy or a short promotion on products sold through retailers. The shopper sends the till slip.
The rules are set for that campaign. An accepted document can lead to an entry, a count, a code or a reward.
Shoppers buy a pack they have not bought before. If the till slip is accepted, they are in the promotion.
Example: buy the new flavour and go into the draw.
The till slip has to show two products, or the shopper has to spend a set amount on the products in the promotion.
Example: buy one item from each of two ranges.
You pick the stores. The rules stay the same in each one, and you can see which store an entry came from.
Example: one promotion across the retailers on your list.
An accepted slip can be an entry, a stamp or a reward. A purchase on its own does not mean a prize.
Example: a two-week instant win with a fixed prize list.
These pages describe campaigns that have already run. A new campaign is set up with its own rules.
Share the products, the proof you want checked, and what should happen after it is accepted.
Discuss a campaign
