Customer invitation
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Target a client’s existing customers through an agreed channel. The game gives them a future-purchase code, the business redeems it, and the agency connects those redemptions to client sales data.
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The client chooses previous customers and an allowed invitation channel.
The branded game unlocks a saved next-purchase code.
The business redeems it and the agency matches it to client records.
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Define the purchase condition, reward cost and expiry with the client. Tapmello shows code status; the client’s system confirms the revenue event.
Example: one agreed add-on with the customer’s next eligible purchase within 30 days, subject to product, location and stock conditions.
This is an editable campaign example, not a promise of business results. Confirm the reward, stock, eligibility and dates before publishing.
Have the client approve eligibility, reward economics and invitation audience.
Brief client staff on code checking and one-time redemption.
Report issued, redeemed and sales-confirmed outcomes as separate figures.
A redemption is not automatically a sale record. Separate client logins and team roles are not part of this campaign promise.
Use Tapmello for verified participation and redemption status, then use the client’s receipts or CRM for repeat-purchase value.
You provide the audience, prizes and staff process. Results remain in your account after the campaign while Tapmello operates.
Create a repeat-purchase campaignReport code activity there. Revenue requires reconciliation with the client’s own sales records or a separately implemented integration.