NESTLÉ PURINA TURNS EVERY RECEIPT INTO A NAMED BUYER.
Cashback on pet care packs across vets, pet shops and online. Each claim carries a verified receipt, so the buyer has a name.

THE PROMO MECHANIC, THE RECEIPT PROOF, THE PAYBACK.
Every campaign runs on the same consumer promotion platform: a promo mechanic people want, receipt validation that blocks fraud, and first-party consumer data that ties spend to real buys.
The problem: budget out, no proof back
Nestlé Purina spent well across vets, pet shops and online, but the till kept the names. Sell-in reports arrived weeks late and never said who bought.
The mechanic: cashback and receipt validation doing the work
- Cashback offer on the hero pack, claimed in the browser over a QR code.
- Receipt scanning checks shop, date and pack before a cent goes out.
- Every verified buyer lands in the Nestlé Purina first-party database.
The payback: real buys, named buyers, measured ROI
A named buyer list, sell-out per shop, and a second pet care campaign that starts with people instead of reach.
The takeaway. One promo euro can buy a sale, a receipt, a review and a named buyer at the same time. That is promotion attribution you can hand to anyone in the room.
MORE PET CARE PROMOTIONS, SAME PROOF.

6x the category switch rate. One verified bowl at a time.

20x more reviews, at 4x lower cost.

34% of offer requests turned into a real in-store purchase.

Buy 5, get 1 free. 83% finished the card.

Royal Canin (Mars) keeps talking to buyers after the promo ends.

Affinity Petcare sees sell-out per shop, not per country.


