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Consumer Promotions
Consumer promotions are the most visible part of a brand’s marketing calendar. They sit on packs, in-store, online, across social and inside retailer ecosystems. When done well, they drive trial, repeat purchase and brand preference. When done poorly, they leak budget, overcomplicate the shopper journey or create unnecessary risk.
Consumer promotions work when the mechanic is clear, the shopper journey is simple and the reward matches the effort. Brands use them to drive trial, influence choice at shelf and lift repeat purchase. Roilti supports these promotions by ensuring the rules are structured, the data is clean and the experience is easy for consumers to complete.
Consumer Promotions
Consumer Promotions
Consumer Promotions
Consumer Promotions
The mechanic is too complex
If consumers can’t understand how to participate in under five seconds, participation drops sharply.
The reward doesn’t match the behaviour
Promotions that require effort but offer low-value rewards tend to stall.
The rules aren’t clear
Ambiguous eligibility, inconsistent fulfilment or difficult proof requirements create friction and complaints.
Visibility is poor
If the promotion isn’t easy to spot in-store or on-pack, even the best idea won’t deliver results.
Operational execution is inconsistent
When multiple agencies, spreadsheets or manual processes sit behind the promotion, errors creep in.
Consumer Promotions
Clear shopper problem or opportunity
The promotion solves something real: value, novelty, fun or a reason to buy again.
Simple, transparent steps
Shoppers understand how to enter without reading long instructions.
Strong visibility
The mechanic appears at the moment of purchase through packaging, displays or retailer assets.
Clean data capture
Entries, proofs and outcomes flow through a single path.
Reliable fulfilment
Rewards arrive on time and in the way consumers expect.
Consumer Promotions
Consumer Promotion
Repeat purchase incentives to support broader retention strategies.
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Co-developed promotions aligned to catalogue features or display periods.
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Promotions that encourage shoppers to add more items or trade up within a range.
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Clear mechanics, simple steps, strong visibility and a reward that matches the behaviour you want to drive.
They can be economical when structured well. Poor execution is what usually drives cost blowouts.
Most FMCG promotions run between 3 and 8 weeks. Longer promotions work when the mechanic is progressive or repeat-purchase based.
Yes, but rules and execution may differ by retailer. Consistency is key.
The rules are documented and applied consistently. Every decision is logged, which reduces risk for Legal and regulatory review.