Hole-in-One U.S.A., the preferred provider of promotional prize coverage, can help you present a more exciting offer and increase response to your event. Money talks — and when it does, people listen. With Hole-in-One U.S.A.'s help, you can offer an exciting prize that will motivate people to respond. Even small promotional budgets allow for large prizes. We assume the risk and pay the winners. That's direct impact for your marketing efforts!
Option 1 (Sequential Number Match Promotion): A specific number
of mailers would be sent to a predetermined list of customers or potential
customers. Each mailer would need to be addressed to a specific
individual and have a unique number on it as well as the date(s) that the
customer would be eligible to come into the location listed on the mailer
to see if their number matches. (Please contact us for more details.)
Option 2 (Six-Digit Number Match Promotion): This promotion could
be advertised via mailers, newspaper ads or radio ads. The
advertisements would invite potential customers into a predetermined
location on a specific day or days to try to match the last six-digits of
their driver’s license or social security number (one or the other) to a
predetermined six-digit VIN or a random six-digit number preselected
by Hole-in-One U.S.A. (Please contact us for more details.)
Option 3 (Guess the Number Promotion): This promotion could also be
advertised via mailers, newspaper ads or radio ads. The advertisements
would invite potential customers into a predetermined location on a
specific date to try to guess the correct number of specific items in a
specific container. Each participant will be allowed only one official
guess. Five or ten guesses would be pulled from the total number of
guesses. If any one of the five/ten guesses pulled matches the correct number
of items in the specific container they would win the grand prize. A
C.P.A. must be used for the official count. (Please contact us for more
details.)
Please contact us for any other ideas or questions you may have.
