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Posted on 17 February 2010 at 10:59        Last modified on 19 August 2010 at 16:58 Printer Friendly View    Back to Homepage
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5943 i-movo controlled digital voucher system i-movo

At a Glance

Guide Price
Contact for details   More information
Reach & Frequency 16-65 All Adults
Target Audience
25 - 34
35 - 44
All adults
All Genders
All Classes
ABC1
Media Type MOBILE/ INTERACTIVE
RETAIL MEDIA
Location NATIONAL, All Regions
Timings
All Year   More information
Marketing Objective
DRIVE TRIAL   More information
Opportunity Type DIRECT MARKETING
SALES PROMOTION
SAMPLING
 

Tell us about the Opportunity / What is it?
For some time now, i-movo have led the market for Secure Digital Vouchers using real-time authentication in stores to remove all potential for misuse. However, not all promotions require this level of verification. "Self-liquidating" promotions where a customer needs to "spend to save", such as a percentage discount on a minimum order value or a "buy one, get one free" offer, do not pose the same financial risks as vouchers for free products or for a cash discount. i-movo's Controlled Digital Voucher system enables such promotions without any changes to retailer systems.
How does it work?
Controlled Digital Vouchers are a new and unique offering which allow higher-value offers to be distributed by mobile phone, without the need for a technical integration or new processes in-store. They take advantage of the power of the mobile internet combined with i-movo's proven digital voucher platform to give an attractive experience to the consumer, an easy process for retailers and an enhanced return-on-investment to the brand issuing the voucher.
Who's used it in the past?
Please contact i-movo for details of previous advertisers. Text KAHUNA to 84555 to see an example.
Features / Benefits
The advantage of Controlled Vouchers is the considerably reduced financial exposure to the voucher issuer, without requiring changes to point-of-sale technology or processes, and as a consequence vouchers can be of higher perceived or actual value than completely "unsecure" digital vouchers. This makes campaigns much more attractive to consumers as after all, the quality of the offer is the major factor in the success of any voucher campaign.