The first campaign was a winning moments promotion. Customers entered using their customer number and order number. They could enter once a day, providing they had a new order number. Non-customers couldn’t enter and because these details were required it reduced the risk of fraud.
The frontend design was a ‘gift box’, which customers ‘opened’ in order to enter the draw. If they opened a winning gift box, it ‘unwrapped’ to reveal their prize. These were QVC credits, ranging from €5 to €2500 credits. At the end of the promotion there was a grand prize draw for €5000 in QVC credits.
Prizeology developed the backend, designed the frontend, allocated the winning moments, and wrote the terms and conditions. Prizeology’s German lawyer ensured they complied with German regulations, and all content was translated into German. Working with a German copywriter, and drawing on the experience gained from the UK promotion, all customer service communications were written in advance. This meant that the Prizeology team in the UK was able to manage all queries in German.
Prizeology liaised with QVC Germany’s customer service team on a daily basis, so that winners’ details could be checked and verified. Customers whose entries could not be verified were emailed by Prizeology. A list of confirmed winners was then passed to another team, who uploaded the prize credits to customers’ accounts. Prizeology then emailed winners to notify them that this had been done.