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(Re)discover the essential digital Advent Calendar

(Re)discover the essential digital Advent Calendar

by | Apr 14, 2025 | Audience engagement, Collect data, Engagement, Lead gen strategy

The digital advent calendar, that essential tool that takes us back to our childhood memories, is the ideal way to celebrate the festive season. Setting up a digital advent calendar in your marketing strategy is offering you a unique opportunity. Celebrate this special time of year while strengthening the relationship with your audience.

Against this enchanting backdrop, invite your users to take part every day during the month of December. It’s a great opportunity to engage, recruit and qualify your prospects!

In this article, we explore the benefits of the digital advent calendar, how it can be used in a campaign, and some concrete customer use cases. Let’s dive into the fairytale world of these interactive campaigns that transcend the boundaries of time to connect brands with their audiences throughout December.

SUMMARY

1. Why choose a digital advent calendar?

When the lights are twinkling and the excitement around the holidays is building, brands can find a unique opportunity to connect with their audience. By the way, the French spend around 5 hours online every day. The digital advent calendar is emerging as a powerful marketing strategy.

Creating a strong commitment

Christmas is a great time for engagement, and a digital advent calendar offers a unique opportunity to spend time with your audience throughout December. Last year, an average of no less than 8 games per user were played on Adictiz’s December calendars!

Every day, a new offer or mechanic is unveiled (from a wide choice of game mechanics and customisable content), encouraging participants to return to the campaign regularly.

Recruter et qualifier des leads

A well-designed <a href="https://www.adictiz.com/en/project/advent-calendar/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="Events calendar
” style=”color: #000000;text-decoration: underline”>Advent calendar campaign is the ideal way to recruit and qualify leads. Beyond the fun and festive aspect it brings to the festive season, this type of campaign stands out for its ability to recruit and qualify leads strategically.

What’s more, the daily offers and surprises encourage visitors to sign up and take part, enabling brands and chains to develop a prospect base. In 2022, Adictiz recorded 800k registrations for all December calendars!

Thanks to customisable forms and a variety of mechanisms, it’s easy to qualify your database!

Collect opt-in leads

Placed on a homepage, the advent calendar will be an excellent data-gathering tool. A well thought-out form will help you transform your web traffic, which is often higher before Christmas, into opt-in leads. What’s more, this first-party data is invaluable, enabling the information gathered to be used to target future campaigns more effectively.

The more attractive they are, the more likely you are to convert visitors into subscribers. So to optimise your performance, think 100% winner and give away discount vouchers to use in the shop or on your website!

2. How to use a digital advent calendar in a marketing campaign

Now you know the advantages of the digital advent calendar. Cette deuxième partie vous plongera dans les détails de sa mise en place, révélant les astuces qui vous permettent de réaliser des calendriers performants.

Taking care of the calendar’s design

The online advent calendar is fully customisable, giving you the choice of the number of boxes, the type of content and its distribution (Facebook, iFrame or dedicated domain). The possibilities are vast, from varied game mechanics to text, image, video or downloadable content. Your visual identity is the key to an attractive campaign.

Creating a coherent story

Advent calendars allow brands to create an in-depth storytelling experience, offering users an immersive experience at the heart of their brand universe. By offering prizes to be won every day for 24 days, you can multiply the amount of contact and time spent with users. Each day has its own box and a chance to communicate with your prospects. Vous pouvez ainsi raconter une histoire ou partager les valeurs de votre marque pour toucher votre audience.

Stimulate sharing thanks to the social gauge

Some features, such as the social gauge, help to stimulate the sharing of the game between users. Encourage participants to invite their friends to increase their chances of winning. This feature generates qualified traffic and improves the return on investment (ROI) of the operation.

3. Les exemples de calendrier de l’avent digitaux par nos clients

Floa’s interactive advent calendar: A winning strategy for raising awareness and qualifying prospects

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Floa Bank cleverly opted for an advent calendar to raise its brand awareness while qualifying its prospects. The results speak for themselves, with an opt-in rate of 36% and no fewer than 1,000 shares on social networks. The campaign is proving to be an undeniable success for the online bank. By implementing this creative approach, Floa has set itself apart by offering its customers an interactive and engaging experience. The advent calendar is proving to be an effective way of strengthening its presence and attracting consumer interest.

How Class’ Croute won over 50k prospects with a digital advent calendar

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The advent calendar can be a powerful tool for attracting leads, as shown by the Class’Croute experience. Using a simple calendar with a scratch-off system, the company succeeded in recruiting no fewer than 50,000 subscribers during their campaign. This clever device captivated users, who played an average of 4.5 times each. Undeniable proof that this fun, interactive strategy is bearing fruit in terms of acquiring new prospects.

Find out how Savencia achieved a 41% opt-in rate

Savencia has set up a digital advent calendar aimed at recruiting leads for its Qui Veut Du Fromage website. With an impressive opt-in rate of 41%, the success of this initiative is undeniable. What’s more, the neat, gourmet design immerses users in the world of the brand. The digital advent calendar has proved to be an effective way for Savencia to communicate with and engage its consumers. This interactive strategy demonstrates the importance of innovation in creating lasting links with its community.

How Speedy’s campaign attracted 37k new leads

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Speedy has chosen an advent calendar to attract new leads. Highlighting its various shops throughout France, the company stood out with an original and attractive campaign. The results were immediate, with the campaign attracting no fewer than 37,000 subscribers.

This strategy demonstrates the effectiveness of the advent calendar as a means of capturing the attention of prospective customers and arousing their interest in the brand. Speedy was able to take advantage of this initiative to increase its visibility and strengthen its links with prospective customers throughout France.

Conclusion

Thanks to its customisability, this traditional game mechanic can be adapted to any story you want to tell. As well as delighting your prospects and customers at the festive season, it will also enable you to achieve your various objectives. In short, this timeless device is sure to end the year on a high note!

Ready to engage your community in an unforgettable festive adventure? Then go ahead and offer your customers and prospects a memorable digital Advent Calendar!

4 tips for creating a successful winning moment

4 tips for creating a successful winning moment

by | Apr 14, 2025 | Audience engagement, Engagement

Is your brand looking for new marketing levers to engage and retain its audience? Gamified and interactive campaigns are effective levers for achieving these objectives, particularly when they rely on the interactive mechanics of the winning moment.

This game lets participants know immediately if they’ve won a prize or a gift is just as addictive as it is beneficial for the brands that organise it. They stand out from fake games where participants never win anything (spam, scams).

In this article, we reveal the main advantages that a brand can gain from creating an instant win game online and how to run a successful campaign in 4 steps.

What is an instant win game?

The principle behind instant win games is simple: it’s a game mechanic in which participants know immediately after playing that they have won a prize whether they have won a gift or not. This distinguishes it from another type of marketing game, such as a prize draw, where you have to wait a certain amount of time (usually several days/weeks) before finding out who the big winners are.

The first advantage of this instantaneous aspect is that it makes you want to participatebecause you’ll know immediately whether you’ve won a prize or not. It’s also very simple for the company. The instant win game works by time slots designated as ‘winning’. So all you have to do is enter at the right time to win a gift. And outside these time slots, all participants will lose.

Companies can also opt for a 100% winning mechanism. All they have to do is distribute a promotional code at the end of the operation (even in the losing slots) and offer larger prizes in certain time slots.

Instant win competitions have become increasingly popular because of their immediacy and simplicity. Companies set them up on their social networks or websites to engage their audience, build customer loyalty or promote a new product/service.

The different types of instant win games

The popularity of instant win marketing games is also due to their versatility. It is possible to choose from different game mechanics depending on your target audience and the objectives you want to achieve.

For example :

  • Create a wheel of luck (or fortune). This is a must-have instant win game. Participants simply spin the wheel of chance to try and win a gift or promotional code.
  • The scratch card game : games of chance such as scratch cards, lotteries, etc. are also excellent instant wins. Participants will immediately know whether or not they have won after scratching an image using the cursor (or their finger for mobile users). Quick and fun, scratch cards can also be used to reveal a new product.
  • The slot machine (or one-armed bandit). Inspired by casino games, this instant win allows you to distribute gifts to your audience at random. Once again, you can personalise the signs so that they represent the prize to be won (a promotion, a product, etc.).
  • The dice game; very popular in many cultures (where it is known as Yams or 421), the dice game is also a very popular format in gamified marketing.
Instant win guide

Why launch an instant win competition?

Instant win competitions offer a number of advantages to the companies that organise them. The first is that their ultra-simple game mechanics allow you to maximise participation and commitment.

The ability to find out immediately whether you’ve won or not encourages members of your community to take part or even share this interactive animation with their friends and family. This makes the marketing game an excellent way of boosting visibility. What’s more, there are plenty of customisation options available, so you can boost brand awareness while enhancing your image.

Creating an instant win competition is also a very effective way of generating leads. Participants can be asked to fill in a form before rolling the dice or the wheel of chance. In this way, the company collects first-party data more easily and can learn more about its audience and consumer habits.

Finally, instant wins are particularly well suited to companies that want to increase their conversion rate or build customer loyalty. By distributing promotional codes to the winners, they can encourage participants to visit their site and place an order.

Shared in a reactivation email, this marketing game can also encourage a customer who hasn’t bought from the brand for a while to discover a new collection, etc. Or simply reward a loyal customer with gifts/promotions.

How do you run a successful instant win campaign?

Creating an instant win game is very simple. However, to ensure the success of an interactive marketing campaign, it’s important to think it through and plan it well. Here are the steps to follow to organise a successful interactive game.

Choose the right game mechanics for your objectives and target audience

For an instant win game to be effective, it is important to clearly define your marketing objectives and target audience. If the aim is to build audience loyalty over the Christmas period, an Advent Calendar-style game will be the most appropriate format.

The target audience you wish to engage is also a very important factor to take into account when choosing the right game mechanics. Some worlds may be more effective with one audience than another. The one-armed bandit, for example, will appeal to a more male audience (even if it is possible to customise his design to appeal to a wider audience).

Choosing the best prizes

The whole attraction of the instant win game is the chance to win an attractive gift. That’s why it’s particularly important to choose the right endowment. Promotional codes are a good idea, especially during frenzied shopping periods like the festive season or Black Friday.

Companies can also boost engagement and maximise conversions from their interactive events by offering exclusive prizes. The prizes in the tech world, for example, are the ones that work best. Ahead of the launch of a new collection, participants can also win items that are not yet available in their online shop.

Define clear conditions for participation

To create a successful instant win, it is also essential to clearly indicate the conditions of participation to avoid any unpleasant surprises for participants. The conditions are generally set out in the entry form. This is another key element in a successful instant win, as it will enable the company to collect relevant data about its audience.

Promote an instant win game

Once the company has created and personalised its instant win game, all that’s left to do is promote it to the public. Social networks, QR codes in shops and banners on the website are all good ideas for raising the profile of the game. Influencers can also be good relays for boosting the participation rate.

Whatever the communication channel, the key is to focus on :

  • The immediacy of the game,
  • the fun, interactive aspect of the instant win game,
  • and above all the possible prizes to be won!

Want to create an instant win? Discover our different game mechanics and customise your marketing campaign!

6 original ideas for Halloween marketing campaigns

6 original ideas for Halloween marketing campaigns

by | Apr 14, 2025 | Animation, Captivate the audience, Engagement

Halloween is becoming increasingly popular in France. As a result, many brands are organising marketing campaigns around Halloween to engage their audience and boost conversion.

You’re looking for inspiration for your future Halloween marketing activities? Adictiz has some ideas for marketing campaigns that will help you make the most of the excitement surrounding this terrifying and fun festival!

Engage fans and convert new customers with a Halloween marketing campaign

Like many other marketing favourites (such as Christmas, back-to-school or Valentine’s Day), Halloween lends itself perfectly to the organisation of an interactive campaign.. En effet, les consommateurs sont particulièrement attentifs aux marques qui proposent des animations et leur permettent de remporter des cadeaux ou des promotions.

To attract the attention of your audience and stand out from your competitors, Halloween marketing campaigns rely on gamification and interactivity. Gamification is an effective lever for increasing visibility, but also for building loyalty and animating your community of fans.

By offering rewards to participants, companies can boost their commitment and attract new customers. They also attract qualified leads to their online or physical shop by rewarding the winners with promotions. Interactive marketing games are therefore an excellent way of increasing traffic to your site and converting more customers.

In short, Halloween games facilitate interaction between the brand and its audience and increase the chances of triggering a purchase!

6 ideas for Halloween marketing campaigns this year

There’s no shortage of gamification techniques to engage your audience this Halloween. Here are a few ideas for Halloween marketing campaigns to help you stand out from the crowd this year.

1. An interactive quiz on the theme of Halloween

Many French people celebrate Halloween without knowing its true meaning Did you know, for example, that the word Halloween is a contraction of ‘All Hallows’ Eve’?

The interactive quiz can therefore be an excellent idea for a Halloween event to test your community’s knowledge of the subject. Halloween is synonymous with horror films. So we can imagine a trivia game based on the most famous films. The participants who find the most correct answers could win a nice prize.

2. Trick-or-treating

Companies can exploit the Halloween theme by transposing it into an interactive digital marketing game such as a treasure hunt (or Hidden Object). Cette mécanique d’animation consiste à find objects hidden in a picture. In exchange, users can receive rewards following a prize draw.

The treasure hunt can be easily adapted to Halloween themes, this time taking place in a cemetery or a haunted manor house. The hidden objects will be sweets of all kinds, or products marketed by the brand, which will showcase them in a more fun and engaging way.

3. The Halloween difference game

The difference game is a classic marketing challenge. This time, participants will have to
detect differences between two images. By adding a timer, brands can make this Halloween animation even more engaging.

To keep with the Halloween theme, simply choose an image from a horror film or one inspired by Halloween folklore.

4. A terrifying puzzle

The puzzle game consists of putting together a visual in a given time to win as many points as possible. The best players will then be drawn at random to win gifts, free prizes or rewards (such as promotions or free delivery).

Once again, this Halloween competition is very easy to adapt to the horror theme while respecting your image and brand universe. For example, companies can use a photo of their teams dressed up for the occasion and invite their community to recreate the original image and guess who is behind each costume.

It’s also an ideal way to promote special Halloween products and challenge customers by displaying the results of the fastest players at the end of each game.

5. A “trick or treat” one-armed bandit

Traditionally, children dress up for Halloween, then go and ring doorbells to ask for sweets or ‘cast a spell’.

Companies can confront their customers with the same dilemma by organising a one-armed bandit-style competition. Très populaire dans l’univers du casino, cette animation marketing s’adapte facilement à chaque occasion spécifique ainsi qu’à chaque univers de marque. Pour Halloween, on peut imaginer que les symboles qui défileront sur le bandit manchot seront sweets or magic wands/skulls.

Winners will be able to unlock benefits to use on the brand’s website. This ultra-simple, fun format is an excellent way of driving traffic and engagement, as well as boosting your conversion rate for Halloween.

6. Photo competition for the best costume

Another great idea for Halloween activities is the photo competition. Ce jeu marketing encourage la créativité des clients en les incitant à partager leurs costumes et maquillages d’Halloween sur les réseaux sociaux.

To boost the visibility of this Halloween competition and make it go viral, all you have to do is create a hashtag for the occasion and offer an exceptional prize to the best costumes!

Photo competitions are also very effective for generating user generated content (UGC)directly related to their brand and products. Companies will then be able to re-use the best photos (with the agreement of the participants) for their next Halloween campaigns and actions.

Need help organising your Halloween competition? Discover
all the gamified marketing mechanisms of Adicitz and launch a truly original and engaging campaign!

Promoting your brand through interactive marketing

Promoting your brand through interactive marketing

by | Apr 14, 2025 | Branding, Captivate the audience

Static marketing is a thing of the past.

Consumers now aspire to be able to connect with brands, submit ideas, interact with their content or participate in the creation of their future products.

As a result, traditional one-way strategies don’t work as well as they used to. These are brands that opt for interactive marketing to engage their audience, create a real bond with their community and build customer loyalty.

In this article, we share with you the keys to interactive marketing. We also explain which levers to use and which strategy to put in place to boost brand awareness and maximise conversions.

SUMMARY

What is interactive marketing?

We’re not telling you anything when we say that capturing consumers’ attention has become the hobbyhorse of marketing professionals. This is all the more true when you consider that every day.., the average person is exposed to over 1,200 advertisements.

As a result, attracting the attention of your target audience has become increasingly complex. To engage consumers who are bombarded with advertising messages, companies need to stand out from the crowd.

And that’s where interactive marketing comes in.

Interactive marketing is a strategy that involves engaging your audience by inviting them to interact with your content in a fun way. It is not a one-way communication (like a TV ad or a promotional publication on social networks), but a two-way dialogue between the brand and its audience (prospects and customers).

The different types of interactive marketing

In theory, the definition of interactive marketing is very broad and can encompass numerous levers/media. To better understand what it’s all about, it’s therefore more interesting to go into practice with concrete examples of interactive campaigns.


Brands that opt for interactive marketing can use several types of formats:

A sports video competition to challenge game fans

Marketing games are interactive by nature. They allow you to engage your audience by encouraging them to take part in a competition to win gifts and benefits. To do this, they can take a quiz, complete a test or simply throw a one-armed bandit. C’est aussi un excellent moyen de collect first party data (via the participation form).

Launch a poll or survey

Another excellent way of engaging your audience is to ask them questions or ask for their opinion. Polls and surveys allow you to start a discussion with your consumers and find out more about their habits and expectations.

This customer feedback will be extremely valuable for redirecting their offer, improving their shopping experience, etc. For example, companies can activate this data by personalising their mailings according to the responses given by their audience.

Encourage the creation of UGC (User Generated Content)

Brands can also engage their audience by encouraging them to create content around their product and then share it on their own communication channels. UGC is not only an excellent way of enhancing the value of your customers, but also of generating reliable and authentic content, ideal for gaining visibility and animating your community.

Sharing playable ads

Unlike traditional advertising, playable ads are interactive and playable. This is what makes them stand out in today’s advertising landscapewhich is becoming increasingly saturated. The person viewing the ad will be able to take part in a marketing game to discover a new product or win a gift.

The interactive format is ideal for engaging your audience by adding CTAs directly into the video to encourage them to discover a product sheet, for example.

Personalised content and interactive storytelling

Consumers like to feel valued by brands. And personalisation is an excellent way of showing them that they are heard and understood. The simple act of sending an email to a recipient (mentioning their first and last name) can be a form of interactive marketing.

The first-party data collected through marketing games is also a good way of personalising your e-mailing or creating an interactive brand story, incorporating comments, testimonials and opinions from your customers.

What are the advantages of interactive marketing?

Interactive marketing offers a number of advantages:

Greater visibility and brand awareness

Creating fun and original interactive content gives your company a positive, unique and modern aura. According to a recent study by Ion Interactive, interactive content increases retention of the commercial message by 79% compared with static content.

Greater audience engagement

Interactive content creates a unique experience that makes the relationship between the brand and its customers both more fun and more rewarding. Consumers are not only encouraged to act (by taking part in a game or producing content, for example), usually in exchange for rewards. But above all, they feel listened to and have a sense of participating in the company’s activity.

Greater brand loyalty

Consumers are more loyal to brands whose values and message are aligned with their own. By creating an experience that is both personalised and lively, companies that rely on interactive marketing will be able to increase their website retention rate.

Instant feedback

Interactive marketing allows you to evaluate in real time how your audience interacts with your content. By responding to a survey or publishing UGC (such as a crash test or review, for example), consumers can more easily share what they think of a company, enabling it to quickly improve what needs to be improved.

Getting started in interactive marketing

To get started with interactive marketing, we recommend that you :

 

  1. Defining your target audience: this is an essential step in directing your interactive marketing strategy towards the right content format, but also towards the best distribution channels;
  2. Identify the triggers or the specific action to be takenthat the prospect will have to complete to start the interactive process. This could be a marketing game, a competition on social networks or even a chat window on their website.
  3. Determine the expected response. For example, the company may want to encourage its audience to sign up for its newsletter or generate traffic to its online shop. In this case, the interactive content and CTA should be geared towards this goal.
  4. Evaluate the impact of your interactive campaign. Determine the KPI’s to monitor to find out whether customers are reacting as expected and whether the interactive marketing strategy is really effective in maximising conversions or boosting visibility.
  5. Adjust and optimise your interactive marketing strategy. The brand can then make improvements to its interactive content based on the data collected. Ultimately, it will also be able to automate or optimise its campaigns to increase their effectiveness and profitability.

Want to get started with interactive marketing? Discover our different interactive formats to engage your audience and create a unique bond with your prospects.

Sports marketing: how to engage your audience

Sports marketing: how to engage your audience

by | Apr 14, 2025 | Audience engagement, Engagement

The 2024 Games in Paris promise to be a major global event, attracting millions of fans. As a result, many brands are looking to position themselves around this sports marketing event to engage their audiences with content around the games.

Contrary to what you might think, sports brands and sports clubs are not only ones who can communicate around sporting competitions. Whatever sector your brand operates in, it’s perfectly possible to launch a campaign or organise makreting games to the event.

Adictiz shares tips and ideas for sports marketing competitions so that you too can join in the momentum of the 2024 Games.

SUMMARY

Why your brand can’t afford to miss out on sporting events

Major sporting events are always high points for brands. Les fans ont les yeux rivés sur les rencontres, partagent leur ferveurs avec les autres passionnés et se tournent vers les marques qui supportent leurs athlètes préférés.

The Games, along with the football World Cup, are certainly among the most unifying sporting events. Just read the study carried out by Kanta and ACPM for #DemainLaPresse 2 years ahead of the Paris 2024 Games.

The results of this survey of more than 2,000 French people show that 68% of them believe that the use of games in brand communications is positive for their image. It attracts public attention, particularly when celebrities or sportspeople are featured in marketing campaigns.

The list of advertisers positioning themselves on the games is logically made up of the various official partners of the event (such as EDF, Caisse d’Epargne, Coca Cola and Visa). But they are not the only ones positioning themselves on the event and all players can take advantage of fan engagement to expand their audience and increase their visibility.

The strategy of communicating around the games, in particular by organising a sports event or game, is all the more effective given that 2 out of 3 French people say they are preparing to follow the Paris games. And they will be doing so overwhelmingly via digital channel. 58% of those questioned said they preferred live or replay television broadcasts (compared with just 9% who watched the games in person).

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Affirming your valued and commitment to sport

Because of the various formats and contexts in which you can set up a marketing game, gamification offers many advantages to your brand. But the main benefits you can reap are:

Above all, the games are an opportunity for bands to assert their values, in keeping with the philosophy of this age-old event. Parity, equal opportunities, courage, determination. The world of sport is an ideal place to communicate the idea of surpassing oneself, to encourage people to take up sport, particularly for their physical and mental health, and to promote a message of benevolence and acceptance of differences.

Brands that commnunicate around a sporting event therefore take great care with their storytelling. The FDL Group Encourages women’s sport and intends to support at least 400,000 women in this area by promoting female ambassadors. As an offical partener of the Games, Cisco has launched a program to encourage 8-16 years olds to take up sport. The fist event enabled hundreds of young people to meet athletes from a Cisco team, take part in training sessions and take part in challenges.

Over and above the valued associated with sport, many companies are campaigning for a more environmentally-friendly organisation and committing their audience to green initiatives. Renault is providing athletes with electric vehicles to transport them from the athletes’ village to the sports facilities. Maif, for its part, organised a General Assembly focusing on sport and the planet and set up a number of projects on the theme of water. Its partnership with swimming coach Philippe Lucas aims to raise fans’ awareness of water conservation through dedicated actions.

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Engaging your audience with game marketing for a sporting event

As you can see, the two key ingredients of a marketing campaign to engage fans during a sporting event are:

  • Position your brand on strong values linked to sport’s world;
  • Associate your image with that of sportsmen and sportswomen and sports celebrities to promote your brand to a wider audience.

But beyond the advertising messages and initiatives organised around the 2024 Games, the best way to engage your audience on this occasion is to use of sports’ mechanics. Gamified marketing already makes it possible to use game mechanisms (such as video games, scratch cards or board games) to bring a more playful and interactive dynamic to campaigns.

With the Paris 2024 Games, gamification takes things a step further by combining games’ mechanics with those of sport. Your brand will be able to organise competitions, create Playable ads or challenge your audience around games in general, or a particular sport.

Here are a few examples and ideas for sports competitions to inspire you.

A scratch card game to win tickets for athletics events

On 3th July, La Française des Jeux launched a scratchcard game offering participants the chance to win tickets for the athletics events at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The short-lived game, entitled “Mon ticket for Paris 2024” (My ticket for Paris 204), will give players the chance to win two “highly-placed” tickets for the athletics events, as well as transport to Paris, accommodation and catering. Ten million tickets will be drawn and the brand has announced around a hundred winners.

Example of a sporting event game

A sports video competition to challenge game fans

The instant win is a Christmas competition that’s really easy to sept up. It’s also highly engaging, as participant know instantly if they’ve won a prize.

For this year’s Olympic Games, the organisers have launched a video competition hosted by French tennis star Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. Tsonga is challenging his fans to make a 30 second video of their best jongles. The winner could win a special training session with Tsonga.

This sport competition has enabled the organising committee to increase its visibility among a younger audience. But it also increased the commitment of its community thanks to UGC (User Generated Content).

Create a playable ad on the theme of a sporting event

The Olympic Games have also launched a nmuber of mini-games on the Paris 2024 Club area. The aim this time is to promote the platofrm and grow the 2024 Olympic Games community. Your brand can use this as inspiration to create playable ads on the theme of sporting disciplines such as hurdling, running, etc.

Make your mini-games even more engaging by adding difficulties,etc. With each game played, participants can collect points that unlock benefits (such as discounts or free gooies for the Olympcis, for example).

Looking for a good idea for a sports competition? You can also organise:

  • A photo competition to encourage your customers to show their support for the sportsman with a dedicated filter and hashtag;
  • A quiz in the hostory of the Olympic Games and the different sports represented;
  • A competition with a random drawing or a wheel of fortune to win tickets for the Olympic Games, goodies, etc.

Discover our solution to launch your sports game!