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The user receives a scratch card inside one of the products he or she…
The user receives a scratch card inside one of the products he or she ordered on Amazon
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What's a scratch card?
Inside some of the products we sell on Amazon we put a scratch card with a chance to win a prize (usually the prize would be a discount or a free product)
After scratching the card, the user receives the following:
The card claims the prize (in this case a "large dog toy set" and a discount (in this case, 50%)
The user get's a winning code. In this case he code is: LT5427
The user receives the website where to redeem the code - In this case it's www.amz-stuff.com/play
Example of scratch card - Back side. The user scratches the "feeling lucky?" part
The user goes to the website that's on the scratch card
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Example of how the website looks like
From this point the user has 2 choices
The user clicks on Facebook Messenger
The code is for 33% discount
No need for aple to do anything.
The code is for 50% or 70%
The user clicks on contact form
The user left the name, last name, email address, winning code, Amazon order ID
What's an Amazon order ID?
This is how it looks like from the side of the buyer
This is how it looks like from the side of the seller (us)
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Whenever anyone orders anything on Amazon, there is an order ID attached to it.
Sarah receives an email from the website with all the details the user left
Example of how an email looks like
Sarah enters the data to the "Tracking" spreadsheet
Orange - Flow
Blue- Explanations about the flow
Flow begins here
