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Step 5 of 10 · 2. How it works

How a campaign works

Campaigns, activations and what's inside them, their statuses, what gets recorded, and how results are counted.

The building blocks

Brand
 └─ Campaign             e.g. Sunny Malt Summer Refresh, 1 Oct – 30 Nov
     └─ Activation       e.g. Accra Mall Tasting & Sales, 15 Oct – 14 Nov
         ├─ Locations     where it happens (one or more)
         ├─ Promoters     who works there
         ├─ Products      what's sold, with stock and prices
         ├─ Promo items   what's given away: samples, merchandise, game prizes
         └─ Games         Spin the Wheel, Trivia, Mystery Box
  • A campaign is a brand's promotion as a whole, with its dates, goal and targets. Its report adds up all its activations.
  • An activation is the work on the ground: one event or run of days, in one or more places. Its dates must fit within the campaign's.
  • A promoter can be on more than one activation, but not on two whose dates overlap.

Statuses

Activations

StatusWhat it meansWhat promoters see
DraftStill being set upNot launched yet. They can't record anything
Active, before its start dateReady, waiting for its start dateNot started yet
Active, between its datesRunningEverything works
InactivePaused by a managerPaused. They can't record anything until it's active again
CompletedOver. Its promoters are free for other activationsEnded
CancelledCalled offCancelled

An activation also ends by itself after its end date. Days run from midnight to midnight, Ghana time.

Campaigns: Active, Paused, Completed or Cancelled. Pausing, completing or cancelling a campaign does the same to all its activations. See Edit, pause, end or cancel a campaign.

What gets recorded

At the stand, promoters record:

  • Sales: the products, how they were paid, the buyer's phone number, and their ratings.
  • Promo items: a sample or merchandise, handed over when the shopper's SMS code is entered.
  • Game plays: who played, and what they won.
  • Where: the promoter's location at that moment, if their phone allows it.

Everything appears in the reports straight away.

How results are counted

FigureHow it's counted
People reachedEach different phone number that bought something, was given a promo item, or played a game. Someone who does all three, or comes back, counts once
RevenuePaid sales only. A sale waiting for payment, voided or failed doesn't count
Promo items collectedOnly those handed over with the shopper's code. An expired or cancelled one doesn't count
RatingsThe stars buyers and shoppers give when a sale or promo item is recorded
Did trying it lead to buying?The same phone number, from a sample or a game to a paid sale, in the same activation or anywhere in the campaign

Targets

Each activation has targets, such as people reached and revenue. Reports show where each one should be by now, and whether it's on track, ahead or behind. A campaign's targets add up its activations'.

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