Put the product
in their hands.
Not just the ad in front of them.
Product sampling connects the campaign running on screen to a real trial at the point of sale. A shopper scans a QR code — on a screen or on a printed banner — receives a code on their phone, collects the sample in store and leaves feedback — every step recorded as data, not as an estimate.
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Sampling, defined
and the gap it closes
A physical trial of the product, issued and tracked digitally. The QR that starts it sits wherever the shopper looks — a screen, a printed banner, a standee.
From seeing the brand
to trying the product.
Five steps, all on the shopper's own phone except the one that matters most — picking the sample up in store.
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What each side gets
out of a sampling run
The brand gets trial and first-hand product feedback from shoppers in a buying context. The retailer gets footfall to a defined point in the store and a package worth more than screen time alone.
One QR, every surface in the venue
Digital or printed, each placement carries its own code — so a scan is always attributable to the exact surface that produced it.
Judged on data actually collected
Every figure comes from an event in the flow — a scan, a redemption, a submitted form. Nothing is modelled or extrapolated.
Turn attention into trial
at the point of sale.
Tell us the product, the venues and the volume of samples. We come back with a plan, an operating process and the report you get at the end.