Tech company Jisp has launched JispWin, a new online prize draw platform giving customers the chance to win daily and monthly prizes.
JispWin gives customers the chance to play for free through a postal route or purchase pay as you go or subscription-based ticket bundles. Entrants can win cash amounts up to £50.00 every day or much larger prizes in the monthly prize draw.
JispWin follows the approach of well-known platforms such as Omaze but uniquely offers retailers the chance to earn revenue for promoting the prize draw in store. While the platform is being heavily promoted online via www.jispwin.com and through social media channels*, retailers promoting the service in store can earn 15 per cent of their store generated ticket sales.
In addition, 20 per cent of revenues are donated to local charities and good causes, meaning retailers not only earn from ticket sales, but they also give back to the local area, further cementing their position as community champions.
There are multiple daily and monthly prizes available, meaning entrants have lots of opportunity to win. And, as more people play JispWin, the benefits will be passed along in the form of larger and larger prizes running into many tens of thousands of pounds.
“JispWin is a completely new product from the Jisp stable, designed to provide a fun, affordable game with great odds of winning while also staying true to our core business of supporting independent retailers and their communities,” said Julian Fisher, CEO of Jisp. “By offering a range of entry methods, including a free option, we feel we’re providing a responsible boost and much needed added revenue to retailers, while generating financial support for communities across the UK.”
Findings from a survey of convenience shoppers conducted by Jisp Intelligence showed that over 50 per cent of shoppers regularly took part in lotteries and prize draws with 65 per cent favouring social media and in store promotion as their preferred way of learning about new competitions. Unsurprisingly, over 75 per cent said they were more inclined to enter a competition that donated part of its proceeds to charities and good causes.
Any retailer in the UK can register to promote JispWin in their store as there is no charge to the retailer and it requires no specialist equipment, only the willingness of the retailer to promote it to their customers.
