8 Leaderboard leads

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Hi there, welcome back to Riddle. Let’s

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have a look at picking a winner now. If

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you have a leaderboard, of course,

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perhaps that in itself is enough

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engagement for you, but a lot of people

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like to connect that to a

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competition in which the winner or the

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top number of winners get a

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prize of some sort, and to be able to

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find those winners you can go into your

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leaderboard and look at all the leads

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that you’ve collected, including what

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points they’ve got. So go into

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your leaderboard. I’m going to look at

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this one here and click on analyze.

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Now click on leads and entries. Here you

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can see these different email addresses

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and I can see the points here. That means

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I can now contact that winner, give them

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the prize. And that’s the

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competition sorted out for you. You can

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also export these leads ready to

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use them in your workflow with your

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audience base, either here

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in Riddle itself or by integrating your

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tool, whether it’s Google or

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ActiveCampaign, for example, so that you

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have those leads wherever you need them.