Read more on this in Usage section.
A challenge is a short and easy task. After its completion, Aimera member is rewarded with points that can be exchanged for prizes. Here are some examples of challenges:
Challenges on Aimera are set in the form of a game. It is an effective method to engage potential customers while paying only for completed actions (challenges). Most of the challenges are created by brands for various marketing purposes: learning the advantages of products or services, breaking customers' fears and doubts, engaging them to try out products or services, collecting data about them (GDPR friendly solution), etc.
Research shows that Aimera members are doing actions for 4 key reasons:
The reach and impressions are irrelevant metrics for Aimera since this is not an advertising channel.
You set the budget and the bid for each challenge, so it is up to you. More on this you can read in Bids and Budget section.
It’s up to you. Often it’s recommended to start with 50% lower bid than the result set in other channels, then optimize for better performance.
5 points. Check the value in your local currency in the management panel.
For example, if you set the bid €0.10, you can expect up to 10,000 completions (conversions, actions, responses, etc. - depending on a challenge type).
Aimera does not guarantee that any notifications are sent to users. The decision to send an email is taken by algorithms designed to ensure the best client experience and competition. The reaction depends on many factors: how creative the challenge is, how relevant it is to Aimera members, how hard it is to complete it, how much time it requires to complete it, how high the reward is, etc.
You can reach your own customers at least in three ways:
Aimera provides open API, documentation and examples for developers. You need several lines of code to integrate one challenge. Depending on the complexity to integrate one challenge it takes about 2-3 hours for mid-level developers.
If a member is leaving Aimera to visit an outer webpage, universal campaign tags could be added to URLs'. This allows using any compatible tracking tool.
No, prizes and other motivational aids are covered by Aimera and partners.
Aimera uses PWA (progressive web app) technology to enable app experience for it's users.
Like in any other place - we can’t be 100% sure. However the data analysis shows that the data is more accurate than Facebook, Google, Instagram or any other popular channel has.
Amongst many other purposes, it can be that too.
Amongst many other purposes, it can be used to influence person's decision.