In an effort to drive
customer frequency with their app, QuickChek
Corp. and Lotto.com Inc. are partnering to deliver customers a secure and
contactless online lottery experience. This will drive new electricity into the
QuickChek brand according to Johnson.
So, Lotto.com is a web-based platform that
allows consumers to buy lottery tickets on any device without downloading a
mobile app or depositing money into an account. As exclusive retail partner,
QuickChek will enable the startup to reach consumers across the chain's
convenience stores in the Garden State. It’s that simple. Most of our regular readers will know that
once again, Johnson, is highlighting a great example of customer focused interactive,
participatory marketing.
QuickChek Vice President of Marketing and
Operations Don Leech, "We are no stranger to today's digital world as
we have been providing consumers with convenience through mobile ordering, our
mobile rewards app, and the ability to order delivery online. Our partnership
with Lotto.com will enable us to further meet the needs of consumers who prefer
to shop and play online."
Lotto.com CEO Thomas
Metzger, stated, "Our team is here to promote the lottery in a way no one
else imagined — a digital-first, user-centric way that requires no app
downloads or deposits.”… "At Lotto.com we are on a mission to increase
contributions to good causes, tying them to every ticket sold. To help us
achieve this, we’ve partnered with QuickChek, a leader in convenience and
service. Coupling this offering with our best-in-class lottery distribution
platform, we are able to deliver a seamless online experience for players in
the most secure way possible." Lotto.com operates an e-commerce platform
based on four key pillars:
1. Convenience: Those ages 18
and older can pick their lucky numbers manually or use the
platform's Quick Pick random number generator.
2. Security: Payment
information is managed by industry leading payment partners who comply with all
PCI standards and physical lottery tickets are stored in Lotto.com's fire-proof
vault that is monitored 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
3. Safety: To encourage
partakers to play responsibly, the platform provides controls to set spending
limits and schedule self-exclusion. It also performs age verification and
geolocation checks to ensure proper use of the platform.
4. Peace of Mind: When players
purchase a digital ticket, they own it. The platform will notify players if
they've won so they don't have to set "check your
numbers" reminders.
This is a good thing,
by supporting user participation in U.S. state lotteries, Lotto.com helps fund
state-run programs across education, parks, emergency responders, veterans'
health, and other vital services. Depending on the state, up to 50 percent of
all lottery ticket sales support these initiatives, according to the company. Lotto.com
plans to expand nationally.
Johnson stated “that in my minds-eye the
new electricity must be very efficient for the supply and includes such things
as fresh foods, music, developing brands, unique urban hemp clothing,
grocerant positioning, EV Charging Stations fresh food messaging, autonomous
delivery, cashier-less retail, plates, glasses, cash-less payments, digital
hand-held marketing.
All retailers to survive the next
generation of retail must embrace the artificial intelligence revolution
while simultaneously embracing fresh food that is portable.
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