Free Form Campaign

Learn step by step how to set up your Free Form campaign.

Free form is a 'blank canvas' if you are running a campaign outside of the standard formats. It allows you to explain what the reward is as an example below.

"Congrats on your reward. We will send you your tickets in the next week via email"

Build your Free Form campaign in 9 easy steps

Step 1 - In the campaigns section click 'create campaign' action under your sub account and select Free Form Campaign.

Step 2 - Name your campaign, select your video platform / source (e.g. Youtube) then paste or upload (learn more about video player here)

Step 3 - select what % of the video you want the user to be able to claim from. For example if your video is 2 minutes and you set 50%, then the user can click the claim button after 1 minute.

Step 4 - Enter your final call to action button label and associated URL

Click CONTINUE.

Step 5 - The widget offers 2 text components. Enter the Reward title (30 characters) which is displayed at the top of the player. Then the second title (65 characters) shown on the lower banner.

Step 6 - Enter learn more copy to help your users through the process.

Step 7 - Now write out any terms and conditions and legals associated with your campaign.

Step 8 - Upload a success image to be displayed in the widget upon completion.

Click CONTINUE

Step 9 - Enter your reward message to be displayed at the end of the successful claim

Click CONTINUE

Step 10 - You can add optional flows to enhance your campaign, increase engagement and capture data. For more information how to set up forms and quizzes click here and for social tasks click here.

Adding a Form and Quiz

Step 11 - Choose some final settings which includes:

Turn off referrals and sharing means users wont be prompted to share the campaign. Learn more about referrals here
Change the metadata which will be shown if a user shares the links on social media.
Enable your video to start playing automatically on click of the link. Note, they will not be able to have audio using 3rd party players unless the user turns sound on.