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A recipe, a usage idea or a helpful prompt picks up the product experience later. With appropriate permission, your brand stays part of the conversation.
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You invest in products, staff and distribution. Plan what happens after the trial too: DiALOGiFY connects your sample with a mobile dialogue, a relevant purchase occasion and helpful follow-up contacts.
For station sampling, household sampling, tastings and events.
People like the product. But time passes before the next shop. Will they remember your brand? Do they know where to find it? Will they reach for their usual choice on the shelf? This is where the digital continuation comes in.
A recipe, a usage idea or a helpful prompt picks up the product experience later. With appropriate permission, your brand stays part of the conversation.
A wallet coupon gives a concrete reason for the next purchase. The product, benefit and redemption conditions remain available on the phone.
What convinces people after trying it? What is still missing before they buy? Voluntary feedback helps you plan communication and the next sampling promotion more precisely.
Your team puts the product into people’s hands. The QR code on the sample opens the digital path – on the spot or later. You build on the encounter for which you already provide products, staff and logistics.
For Lattesso Dirty Matcha, the QR sticker on the sampling cup led to a mobile dialogue with LATTI. A wallet coupon offered a benefit for a later purchase. Product, brand experience and purchase occasion were connected.
The person discovers your product. A short note shows what to expect after the scan.
“Discover a usage idea” or “Claim your shopping benefit”: the invitation shows directly what the mobile dialogue offers.
Depending on the promotion, the person receives helpful content or a coupon for the next purchase.
With appropriate permission, the brand can reconnect after use. Feedback is only requested once there has been an opportunity to try the product.
For your brand: Suitable measurement points show how the contact develops. Purchases and repeat purchases can be evaluated when they are documented and can be attributed to the same contact.
A wallet coupon keeps the product and benefit ready on the phone for the next purchase – for example in Apple Wallet.
We agree participating stores, validity and redemption before the start.
A recipe, usage help or a question about the experience: with appropriate permission, you can follow up on product use via WhatsApp. NudgeFlow connects helpful prompts into a planned series.
Illustrative wallet coupon · demo, not redeemable
How many people participate, and how many choose the follow-up communication offered?
What convinces people after use? Which questions or purchase barriers become visible in the dialogue?
Which coupon redemptions can be recorded as a purchase and attributed to the sampling contact?
Which further purchases are documented after the first paid purchase within the agreed period?
The evaluation helps you decide which product benefit to emphasise in sampling, which purchase barrier to address and how to plan the next promotion.
Together, we align the digital continuation with your product, distribution and the later trial moment.
Where is the QR code placed, and why is it worth scanning?
Which question matters, which benefit fits, and how does redemption work?
Which follow-up contact helps? Which purchases can be recorded, and which decision should the evaluation enable?
Yes, if the QR entry point can still be integrated into the packaging, accompanying material and briefing. We check this against your specific plan.
No. A usage idea or a relevant invitation to give feedback can also provide a reason to start. The reason for participating follows your goal.
Redemption is agreed with the participating partners. Stores, products and conditions are established before the start.
After a free sample, an appropriately recorded redemption initially documents a paid purchase. Repeat purchase becomes visible when another purchase by the same person is documented. The evidence and attribution possible are agreed before the start.
Here, the journey starts with a free sample. Instant Cashback starts with the purchase of a qualifying product and offers a fixed refund.
We look at your product and your planned sampling promotion. Together, we outline the digital continuation: from the QR entry point and a possible coupon to a suitable follow-up contact.