My Top 5 Favourite Tips

I have so many helpful honks to share! Here’s a collection of my favourites, in no particular order 🧡

• Video testimonials: Leverage the power of video Missions to collect testimonials from your participants to help market your future Experiences! Video testimonials are a fantastic way to showcase just how much fun everyone had in your Experience. Be sure to add a custom terms of service, like your photo waiver consent form, so that you can use the content for your marketing purposes.
   
• Share to social: Have an awesome event that you want to spread the word about? Have your participants share to social! This is a great way to organically market your Experience.
   
• Code words: Use accepted answers in text Missions to set a code word. There are SO many fun ways to incorporate code words into your Experience! 
   
  • Are you linking a survey (eg. Typeform, Google Forms, SurveyMonkey, Paperform, etc) in a Mission to capture your participants’ contact info? If so, you might find that your challenge lies not only in enticing participants to complete your survey (a high point value helps with this!), but in ensuring that they actually complete the task. Most survey platforms let you include a custom ‘thank you’ message. Include your code word and set this as the accepted answer.
     
  • Send participants on a wild goose chase! If your Experience involves navigating participants around an area (eg. a conference, community exploration, neighbourhood walk, self-guided tour) hide posters/flyers/stickers with a different code word on each. Find more code words, get more points!
     
  • Does your Experience require participants to find and talk to different people? We commonly see photo or video Missions requiring visual proof that participants have found that person. Another fun way to track this is by using, you guessed it—code words!
     
• Find the photographer: If your event has a photographer, send your participants to them! This ensures that as many attendees as possible get in front of your photographer. You can use any Mission type for this one; think of fun ways to get your audience to interact with the photographer. One idea is to use a text Mission asking them to find the photographer and confirm their favourite colour—the answer can be set as an accepted answer.
   
• Subscribe to your newsletter: Grow your list! Include a link in a Mission to subscribe to your newsletter. Don’t have a newsletter? No worries! Create a text Mission asking participants to provide their email address if they’d like to be notified when you run your next Goosechase Experience!

What are some of your favourite tips?