Hi @nkdav ,

I love this idea!! A couple of suggestions are to create a blog post (embed your Typeform into the article) that reviews the purpose of the prize program, how many participated and a big reveal of the winners. It’s a great way to recognize people as well as drive traffic to your website. 

If you don’t have a website, you can create a Typeform that engages people along the way of the story then has a big reveal at the end. You would simply create in Typeform then share the link. 

Would either of these work for what you’re trying to accomplish?

@nkdav - from another user here .. i was doing something like this for a walking club where we want to give away prizes at the annual general meeting. 

the example at this link is based on the following: 

• i would sending out an email to the winners and including a prize code in the email (CD-1-winner, CD-2-winner, CD-3-winner) 

• i would give the users a link to the users to go and find out what they won - for this demo, the link above

  • for the example use the combinations 

    • CD-1-winner and email of dave@test.com

    • CD-2-winner and email mary@notmail.com

    • CD-3-winner and email jacob@nothere.com

• when they get to the site, i ask them to enter their prize code and then to validate their email address so we can be sure that we can match them up to the right prize

  • i have created variables in the form for the prize codes and the logic matches up the answer to the question to one of the prize code variables

  • i have created variables for the winners’ email addresses and use them to validate that the email entered matches up to a winners’ email

  • then i route them to the appropriate ‘what you won’ page 

I could have used a link in the email with a hidden field that sent the prize code and their email across but i chose not to do that for the example or for my walking club 

this is just a conceptual way of using the typeform to engage them into finding out their prize. 

des

thanks so much - this is super useful and i love this way of engagement, thanks so much for sharing 

@nkdav - i does require some manual administration to make it work in that you have to hard code in the winner emails and the prize codes, but if you only have a handful to do, it should not be that bad.. 

des