SUMMARY
Choosing the game
Configuring general information
Defining the game path
Page customization
Setting up prizes
Configuring legal aspects
Testing the game
Publishing the game online
1. Choosing the game
The first step is to select the game that best suit your needs from those available in the Kimple catalog.
🔗 See the list of game
2. Configuring general information
Define the key elements of your operation:
Operation title
Start and end dates
Time zone (avoids conversion errors)
Language and description of the operation
3. Defining the game path
Kimple offers a pre-designed path containing several pages.
You can add or remove pages according to your needs.
Path mode allows you to structure the user experience by defining the stages of the game.
💡 Tip: Use the operation style to customize graphic elements such as buttons, backgrounds, and text fonts in advance.
4. Page customization
Each page can be adapted according to your preferences:
Add visual elements (backgrounds, images, text, forms, etc.)
Configure the footer (legal notices, terms and conditions, privacy policy)
5. Setting up prizes
This step is essential for configuring the distribution of rewards in your game.
Activate prizes in the settings interface.
Set the distribution priority:
By default, distribution is by date.
You can change this and opt for distribution by quantity.
Adding prizes:
Enter the name, description, and an associated image.
Determine whether the quantity is unlimited or customized.
Choose the distribution mode:
- By period
- By day
📢 Make sure that the quantities and distribution modes are configured correctly to avoid any errors in the allocation of prizes.
🔗Read the article here
6. Configuring legal aspects
To ensure your game complies with regulations, configure the following elements:
Customizing the cookie banner
Adding the rules and legal notices These elements are mandatory to ensure your game is legal.
Enabling restrictions (limiting the number of entries, checking eligibility requirements, etc.)
🔗Read the article here
7. Testing the game
Before going live, activate test mode to check that the game is working properly. This allows you to identify any issues and fix them before launch.
💡 Tip: Test the entire course by putting yourself in the participant's shoes to anticipate any potential obstacles. Take the time to optimize each step to provide a smooth and engaging experience for your participants.
8. Publishing the game online
Once the test has been validated, the game can be published.
Publish your campaign online and obtain the distribution link.
Share it via your communication channels to maximize participation.
View statistics and export data at any time during the game.