iGC by Henk Wolff
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Sweepstakes funnel · Anonymised operator case

Make the first-day journey easier to complete.

An early conversion programme reviewed the first-day signup and transaction path for a sweepstakes operator, with a reported 14% improvement in the stated funnel metric.

+14% Reported day-zero conversion change
30 days Reporting period in case summary
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The challenge

What needed to change

New users were reaching registration but encountering friction before the first completed transaction. The team needed to make the day-zero journey easier to understand and complete.

The approach

How this result was achieved

  1. Review the first-day sequence

    Rebuilt the initial lifecycle flow around what a newly registered user needed to do next.

  2. Address two reported friction points

    The archived account describes identifying and removing two problems in the transaction experience, without publishing their implementation details.

  3. Rework welcome-offer logic

    Simplified when and how the welcome offer was presented within the first-day experience.

  4. Measure the intended completion event

    Tracked the reported same-day conversion metric rather than treating engagement or message delivery as the final goal.

The reported outcome

The archived summary reports a 14% increase in same-day NDP-to-FTD conversion inside thirty days. Its terminology is reproduced as reported; local sweepstakes transaction definitions may differ from standard casino deposit metrics.

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