When a promotion underperforms, the post-mortem tends to start with the prize. Too small, too generic, not enough of them. Sometimes that diagnosis is right. But in our experience, the more common failure isn't any single component — it's that…
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Walk any grocery aisle mid-campaign season and you'll see three or four brands running promotions at once — a prize draw here, a cashback sticker there, a gift-with-purchase two facings across. The instinct, when a rival's promotion lands, is to…
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Most prize briefs arrive already decided. "We've got a car to give away." "There's a $20,000 holiday on the table." The headline prize is locked before anyone has asked the question that actually determines whether the promotion works: how many…
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The discount is your most expensive promotional mechanic. How smart mechanic design, built on prize psychology and the 3-Second Equation, does more with less.
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