A visitor stops, plays and walks away, and you never learn who they were.
Scaniam puts the survey in front of the game, so a visitor answers questions about themselves and your product before they play. The questions seed product knowledge, and the survey captures the lead before the prize. If you want more people to start, Scaniam can also put the game first and the survey after it.
Scan to play. Win a prize.
Yes, when the survey comes first: Scaniam shows the survey before the game, so you capture the lead before the visitor plays. You can also put the game first, and visitors answer the survey after they play.
The gift cookbook gives the formula: multiply expected visitors by the play rate and the win rate, then add 20 percent.
I am a field marketer. Read the Scaniam Cookbooks at https://scaniam.com/cookbooks/spin-wheel-scratch-card and the Scaniam Help Center at https://scaniam.com/kb (a summary for AI tools is at https://scaniam.com/llms.txt). Then explain how I would use this cookbook ("Run a spin wheel or scratch card that captures leads") at my event: what to bring, what to set up in Scaniam, and what to watch out for. Only describe what those pages say Scaniam does, and say so if something is not covered. If you cannot open links, tell me, and work from this summary: Scaniam puts the survey in front of the game, so a visitor answers questions about themselves and your product before they play. The questions seed product knowledge, and the survey captures the lead before the prize. If you want more people to start, Scaniam can also put the game first and the survey after it.
A winner walks up for a gift, and you have a few minutes to start a real conversation.
It is ten in the morning, the aisle is full, and your booth is empty.
The organizer hands you a list of who attended, and you already had it.