Using the Voucher Module

With the voucher module, you can create Vote vouchers, Entry vouchers (good for one free entry), or Reserve-a-Spot vouchers (if applicable to your contest) in the form of a unique code for your contest participants.



About Vote Vouchers:

Vote Vouchers are like gift cards. The holder of a vote voucher can decide:

  • when to use the vote voucher
  • how many votes to use at the time of voting
  • and which entry they want to apply those votes

The vote voucher holder does not have to use the entire voucher value on one entry.
 



About Entry Vouchers:

Entry vouchers are good for one free entry into the contest.
 



About Reserve-a-Spot Vouchers (if applicable to your contest):

Reserve-a-Spot vouchers are good for one free reserved calendar date block or grid space (depending how you have your Reserve-a-Spot module set up).
 



How to Use the Voucher Module:


1. Log into the GGPC Admin: www.gogophotocontest.com/admin
 

2. Navigate to SettingsVouchers:
 

 

3. Enable the voucher module by clicking the slider:
 

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This will activate voucher code boxes on your voting form, entry form, and reserve-a-spot form (click each for examples).

 

4. Click + Add Vouchers:
 

 

5. From there, choose what type of voucher you would like to create and how many:
 

For example: 10 vote vouchers with 25 votes each (pictured above)

Then click "Create Vouchers".
 

💡 Each voucher is a unique code.


6. You will be redirected to the main Vouchers page. Clicking on the file under "Current Vouchers" will take you to a page where you can view the vouchers, and export the .CSV file to Excel:
 


In the case of vote vouchers, you can also see how many votes are remaining on each voucher:
 


Each time you click "Create Vouchers", a new .CSV file will be created that contains the vouchers you have specified.

You can create as many voucher codes as you want, and each “batch” will create a .CSV file.

IMPORTANT: How the codes are to be printed and distributed is up to you. We've had groups tell us that they sent them out via email, or did a mail merge in Word (using the spreadsheet) to print out physical voucher slips.

 

 

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